Reader’s Digest: The Best ’90s Movies
Is there anything more iconic than a ’90s movie? From award winners to cult classics, here are the best of the best.
Tag: culture
Review of Jiehae Park’s “peerless”
A review of “peerless” a brilliant AsAm Off-Broadway adaptation of Macbeth
Reader’s Digest: 35 Best Book Club Questions
For your next book club meeting, liven up the conversation with these fun and thought-provoking book club questions
Reader’s Digest: 30 Best Books to Add to Your 2022 Summer Reading List
Set that out-of-office message and escape into new worlds with the best summer reads for all types of bookworms.
Tripadvisor: 8 AANHPI neighborhoods to explore
To celebrate this month, we reached out to our AANHPI community for insider guides to some of their favorite neighborhoods across the US, often places they grew up in or spent their childhoods exploring. Here’s a look at their go-to places to eat, shop, and stroll—and why these neighborhoods mean so much to them.
Reader’s Digest: What Is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month—and How Is It Celebrated?
It’s more important than ever to honor the many incredible contributions of the Asian American and Pacific Islander community to U.S. history.
Taste of Home: How to Make Dalgona Candy
My Korean mother has fond childhood memories of dalgona candy, or ppopgi, so we relived them while making a batch in her New York apartment. Here’s what I learned.
Death Anniversaries & Good Fortune: A Korean American Ghost Story
Thousands of miles away from the motherland, in the outer boroughs of New York City, my immigrant family performs a modified jesa every year that fits our evolving family dynamic and belief system.
Mochi’s Favorite Korean Food Blogs
“Like many ethnic cultures, Koreans tend to forgo measuring cups and written recipes, simply knowing what to add and how much to add by taste alone. But as we assimilate more and more into American culture through each generation, how do we hold onto our cuisines and their individual histories? How do we pass them down?”
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