“Everything Everywhere All at Once” is a multiverse thriller that is absurdist yet profoundly rooted in an exploration of the gaps of understanding that exist between first- and second-generation Asian Americans.
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Buckle up your seat belts and prepare to experience a remarkable love story in print and on screen!
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“The Four Agreements,” written by Don Miguel Ruiz with Janet Mills, uses concepts from Toltec Wisdom…
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“You can’t kill something that supersedes time”: How Greta Van Fleet’s newest album marks a new age of rock & roll
According to Greta Van Fleet, rock is not dead. In the 3 years since their first…