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November 3, 2022• by

“Blockbuster” Brings the Enthusiasm of Randall Park, but Is it Enough?

“Blockbuster” is a workplace comedy series, premiering Nov. 3 on Netflix, following Randall Park and his employees at the last surviving Blockbuster store....

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Arts & Culture • Books

October 24, 2022• by,

Our Favorite Fall Book Releases By Asian Authors

Mochi Mag is ushering in the fall season's newest books by Asian authors who are keeping us cozy with their stories of activism, mystery, world-building,...

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October 18, 2022• by

PBS’ New Doc “Rising Against Asian Hate” Explores Personal Loss, Systemic Oppression, and Racism

PBS' new documentary "Rising Against Asian Hate" zooms into the Atlanta spa shooting and touches on the fetishization of Asian women, gun safety,...

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October 5, 2022• by

Jacob Batalon’s “Reginald The Vampire” is Fat, Funny, and Full of Heart

In SyFy's new series "Reginald the Vampire," Filipino American Jacob Batalon brings his self-deprecating humor and Pinoy charm, while highlighting self-love in...

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September 27, 2022• by

Tim Jo Brings Joy to Kerry Washington’s Executive Produced Hulu Series “Reasonable Doubt”

Korean American actor Tim Jo speaks with Mochi about his role in the Hulu original series "Reasonable Doubt."...

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Activism • Fall 2022 • Politics

September 19, 2022• by,

Manufou Liaiga-Anoa’i Leads with Intention and Humility

If celebrated Samoan activist Manufou Liaiga-Anoa’i wins in November, she will be the first Pacific Islander in California to sit on a city council. ...

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July 8, 2022• by,

Lana Condor’s Netflix Series “Boo, Bitch” Courts Death, Popularity, and Confidence

Netflix's "Boo, Bitch" gives us a hilarious look into the life of a visible teenage ghost, played by actor and executive producer Lana Candor, who is carrying...

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Arts & Culture • Books

July 5, 2022• by

Anna Gracia Shares Why Boys Are Trash in “Boys I Know”

Anna Gracia's debut young adult novel "Boys I Know" paints a realistic picture of the pressures of being Asian American, touching on parent-child dynamics,...

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July 1, 2022• by

Polite Laughs and Cultural Representation with Frieda Pinto of “Mr. Malcolm’s List”

“Mr. Malcolm’s List” brings polite laughs — the kind you can hide behind a gloved hand — and a more traditional love story forged between like-minded...

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Lifestyle • Activism • Summer 2022

June 6, 2022• by

It’s Time Asian Americans Talk About Sex

Xixi Wang, the founder of @AsiansForSexPositivity Instagram account, is building a community where people feel safe to discuss sex ed....

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