AAPI entertainment brings big bucks. Is Hollywood ready to tell stories with care?
“The Summer I Turned Pretty” abandoned storylines centering thoughtful Asian American representation after season 1.
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Chelsea’s Verb Flow & Vision set the stage for an emerging arts and culture scene in the city
Verb Flow & Vision is a monthly spoken word, open mic and art show hosted at Kushala Sip in Chelsea.
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What's missing from the Oscars slap discussion: Jada Pinkett Smith's perspective
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'CODA' stars thank Gloucester for support after historic Oscar wins as Deaf community sees 'powerful' representation
“We're going to bring our Oscars to share and celebrate with you all in Gloucester," Troy Kotsur said. -
‘How do we show up for Black women?’: Local comedian breaks down the Will Smith Oscars slap
The Oscars are "a traditionally very predominantly white space," says Tooky Kavanagh.
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