fbpx

‘Always Be My Maybe’: Film Review

‘Always Be My Maybe’: Film Review

Ali Wong and Randall Park play childhood best friends who reunite as adults in their hometown of San Francisco in this Netflix rom-com directed by Nahnatchka Khan. During a public talk at Sundance 2017, Korean American actor Jon Cho, in conversation with Kumail Nanjiani, made a profound suggestion about […]

You might also be interested in this article

‘Tango on a Wild & Rough Terrain’ – A Soulful Journey Through the Depths of Emotion

‘Tango on a Wild & Rough Terrain’ – A Soulful Journey Through the Depths of Emotion

CFO at the Movies 2023: 4 Great Films With a Finance Focus

CFO at the Movies 2023: 4 Great Films With a Finance Focus

Marvel’s Armor Wars Now Being Developed as a Film, and More Movie News

Marvel’s Armor Wars Now Being Developed as a Film, and More Movie News

Whoopi Goldberg Responds to Film Critic Who Claimed She Wore a Fat Suit in ‘Till’: “That Was Not a Fat Suit, That Was Me”

Whoopi Goldberg Responds to Film Critic Who Claimed She Wore a Fat Suit in ‘Till’: “That Was Not a Fat Suit, That Was Me”

Tribeca and Chanel Celebrated Women in Film With a Star-Studded Luncheon

Tribeca and Chanel Celebrated Women in Film With a Star-Studded Luncheon

Amazon Studios Partners With Latino Film Institute And LA Collab To Help Redefine Hollywood Pipeline

Amazon Studios Partners With Latino Film Institute And LA Collab To Help Redefine Hollywood Pipeline