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Tag Archives: reviews
Link Lineup – April 2021
I Grew Up in a Majority-Minority Country. We Still Have a Problem with Anti-Blackness I found my own Trinidadian upbringing confusing. On one hand, I was made to believe that race mattered very little, echoing sentiments of postraciality that surfaced … Continue reading
Posted in Links I Liked, Stitch Links To Stuff
Tagged antiblackness, fandom, K-Pop, representation, reviews
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Stitch Reviews D-2
Spotify/Buzzsprout This is a bonus episode because I am nothing if not extremely extra and I had thoughts about Yoongi’s second outing as Agust D. (90% Positive, I promise.) Have you listened to Episode 3 – Stitch Talks Map of … Continue reading
Posted in Stitch Talks Ish
Tagged Agust D, BTS, hip hop, Korean hip hop, Min Yoongi, music, reviews
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Stitch Talks Ish: Episode 3 – Stitch Talks Map of the Soul: 7
ON BUZZSPROUT Episode Notes Last episode, I talked about the wy white women in the Rey/Kylo fandom were going all out to portray John Boyega as a misogynistic monster for an Instagram comment milder (and far less misogynistic) than their … Continue reading
Bad Rap – Better A Second Time?
What captured my attention in a second viewing of Bad Rap was how much the – primarily male – rappers on screen talked about their journey to rap, and truly, hip hop history as an Asian American, in the context of questing for authenticity and belonging. Continue reading
The Great Big Anita Blake ReRead – The Laughing Corpse
Content warnings: ableism, sex worker shaming, abuse and abusive relationships, and racism. The worst part about it was that she was right. I couldn’t just put a bullet between her eyes, not unless she threatened me. I glanced at the … Continue reading
Posted in The Great Big Anita Blake ReRead
Tagged Anita Blake, Laurel K Hamilton, reviews
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Comic Review – Gotham Academy #11
Writers: Becky Cloonan & Brenden Fletcher Art: Karl Kerschl with MSASSYK and Mingjue Helen Chen Colors: Serge LaPointe & MSASSYK Letters: Marilyn Patrizio Publisher: DC Comics Release Date: October 21, 2015 Last month, Gotham Academy #10 got downright Shakespearean when … Continue reading
Posted in #NCBD, Stitch Elsewhere
Tagged #ncbd, Becky Cloonan, Brenden Fletcher, comic books, DC Comics, gotham academy, Karl Kerschl, Mingjue Helen Chen, MSASSYK, reviews
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Age of Ultron – Spoiler Free Review
Nothing in this review should spoil the film. I talk about stuff made explicit (or implied) in the films many trailers, tv spots, and press releases/interviews. At the end of the credits, there’s the tagline “A Joss Whedon Film”. I … Continue reading
Posted in Movies
Tagged age of ultron, comic books, film reviews, joss whedon, Marvel, marvel cinematic universe, MCU, reviews, the avengers, the avengers: age of ultron
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