Izzy Ampil is a culture fellow for BuzzFeed News and is based in Los Angeles.
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The controversy over Choe's casting could have been avoided if the show's creators didn't rely on nepotism in choosing him.
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Air and Tetris tell the little-known, real-life stories behind common products. And more random object movies are coming.
The TV adaptation of Naomi Alderman's bestselling novel endorses the feel-good feminism that its source material was determined to satirize.
(Warning: contains spoilers.) A new Netflix series moves beyond the trope of traumatized American kids with emotionally stunted Asian parents.
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