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Category Archives: 8Series
Asian American Commercial Watch: P&G: Chloe Kim & ‘Always There’
Love you always, dad. Couldn’t have taken this wild ride without your and mom’s constant love and support. Check out our story from @proctergamble 😍#sponsored pic.twitter.com/wjFspVMAmi — Chloe Kim (@ChloeKim) February 4, 2022 I saw Chloe Kim tweet this Proctor & … Continue reading
Posted in 8Series, Asian American Commercial Watch, Sports
Tagged 2022 Beijing Winter Oympics, Chloe Kim, snowboarding
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Asian American Commercial Watch: NBC Sports – 2022 Winter Olympics Tie-In with Nathan Chen & Jurassic World Dominion
I’m not sure if this is airing on television – I think I caught this on the web – but this has to be one of the strangest commercials I’ve ever seen! NBC is promoting the Winter Olympics (which it … Continue reading
Asian American Commercial Watch: Progressive’s ‘Sign Spinner | Stay’
https://youtu.be/dtgmdb7zHLQ I saw this Progressive Insurance company commercial while watching the San Francisco 49ers edge the Green Bay Packers in the playoffs this past weekend and thought it was hilarious. The commercial that is, not the defeat of the Packers, … Continue reading
8mm Film Review: Try Harder
Before Try Harder came out in theatres, Number Two Son mentioned to me that he had a friend who worked on the marketing of the film, and so we decided to watch it together while he was home on winter … Continue reading
Posted in 8mm Film Review, Education
Tagged Debbie Lum, Lowell High School, Try Harder
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8mm Review (Non-Spoiler): Jimmy O. Yang Stars in Christmas RomCom ‘Love Hard’
I heard about Love Hard a few months ago, and I thought that it was interesting that Yang was going to be in a romantic comedy, surprisingly starring against a white female lead. Yang is best known for his work … Continue reading
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Tagged christmas, Harry Shum Jr, James Saito, Jimmy O Yang, Netflix
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8mm Film Review (Non-Spoiler): ‘Eternals’
I enjoyed watched Eternals last week and and finally got around to writing this review. Eternals is currently the lowest rated Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) rated film (by critics) on Rotten Tomatoes (at 47% of this writing) which I think … Continue reading
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Tagged Chloe Zhao, Eternals, Gemma Chan, Marvel
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8Books Review: The Donut Trap by Julie Tieu
How can you say no to a story set in a donut shop? You can’t. You shouldn’t. Julie Tieu’s debut novel The Donut Trap is a delightful story about finding your way, about family and love and all that good … Continue reading
NYC Theater Review: Kristina Wong, Sweatshop Overlord
“Please, no plays about the pandemic.” I remember as early on as April of 2020 theatre-twitter was begging playwrights and creators to take heed – we did not and do not want to see art about the pandemic; especially while … Continue reading
Posted in 8Series, Comedy, Current Events, Entertainment, New York, Reviews, The Arts, Theatre
Tagged Kristina Wong, Sweatshop Overload
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8mm Film Review: “Like a Rolling Stone: The Life and Times of Ben Fong-Torres”
Like a Rolling Stone: The Life and Times of Ben Fong-Torres Ben Fong-Torres, Annie Liebovitz, and Cameron Crowe. Written, directed, and produced by Suzanne Joe Kai. “Ben was in the middle of this revolution from the get-go and it all … Continue reading
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Tagged annie liebovitz, ben fong-torres, bob weir, documentary, elton john, quincy jones, ray manzarek, rolling stone, steve martin, suzanne joe kai
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8mm Film Review (Non-Spoiler): ‘Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings’
I’ve been a fan of Marvel comics as a kid, collecting comics including Spider-Man, The Avengers, the Fantastic Four, etc. and a fan of the film adaptations from the first Tobey Maguire Spider-Man to the first official Marvel Cinematic Universe … Continue reading
Asian American Commercial Watch: “Share Something Real on Portal: Tattoo”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ICS0muLCWw This ad for Facebook’s Portal was an pleasant surprise. I loved how it showed three generations of an Asian Americans. Showing that Asian Americans is a good way to slowly chip away at the perpetual foreigner stereotype. I also … Continue reading
8 reasons to move ‘In The Heights’ to the top of your movie list
In the Heights, Lin Manuel Miranda’s adaptation of his broadway musical, hits the big screen this June. Here are 8 reasons to move it to the top of your movie list: Music In The Heights is jam-packed with musical numbers … Continue reading
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Tagged anthony ramos, cory hawkins, dascha polanco, in the heights, jimmy smitts, lin manuel miranda, olga merediz
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