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Film Stage & Screen A Parody Full of Promise: “Kontrabida Academy” Review This adult fairytale about a school for wannabe villains is patchy, but fun. 0Comments
K-Pop Music MONSTA X: A Rollercoaster Decade In K-Pop Following the release of “THE X,” here’s a look at MONSTA X’s 10 years in K-Pop: a decade of highs and lows, but still thriving after all this time. 0Comments
Music SHN Is Our Shining Modern Storyteller Malaysian singer-songwriter SHN sits down with &ASIAN for a deep talk ahead of the release of her debut album, it’s not me, it’s you. 0Comments
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Music Labit’s “PARALLEL” Review: Summer in a Song The acoustic singer-songwriter has a surprising sunny pop moment. 0Comments
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