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Yuna – Crush ft. Usher

February 5th, 2017  |  by  |  published in FASHION, FILM & MUSIC, FEATURE | Comments Off on Yuna – Crush ft. Usher

Yuna – Crush ft. Usher

| STAFF – “Crush” is a February 2016 release from Malaysian singer-songwriter superstar Yuna and features American RnB icon, Usher. The song is gentle, takes its time, a slow-moving back and forth between the two artists. I’ve been looping this for the past hour, and late to the party by about a year, that’s fine. […]

Ricepaper Magazine – Call for Submissions: Time and Space

February 2nd, 2017  |  by  |  published in FEATURE, LITERATURE & VOCAB | Comments Off on Ricepaper Magazine – Call for Submissions: Time and Space

Ricepaper Magazine – Call for Submissions: Time and Space

| STAFF – Reproduced from our friends at Ricepaper Magazine | In our latest submission call, we invite you to speak about time and space. Together, they create the universe. And as abstract as the formation may be, we strive for straightforward explanations. Yet from a human perspective—far removed from detailed descriptions of the cosmos—time […]

Singapore Cares – Signs

January 31st, 2017  |  by  |  published in FEATURE, TRAVEL | Comments Off on Singapore Cares – Signs

Singapore Cares – Signs

| STAFF – Singapore is the poster child for economic miracles. Once part of Malaysia, ideological differences led to separation in 1965 and the two embarked on two very different growth paths with Singapore vastly outpacing the hinterland (not to mention many other nations) by leaps and bounds in numerous economic categories. As I wandered […]

Black and White – Go Soo (고수)

January 30th, 2017  |  by  |  published in FASHION, FILM & MUSIC, FEATURE | Comments Off on Black and White – Go Soo (고수)

Black and White – Go Soo (고수)

| One of our visitors sent in some black and white photos of Go Soo (고수) that caught their eye. They thought they might catch ours and they did. We thought they might catch yours, so here they are. Questions or comments: [email protected] Like us on Facebook: facebook.com/sharedinterests Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com/interestsshared

Hanoi – Value Eats – Sticky Rice Bowls

January 29th, 2017  |  by  |  published in FEATURE, FOOD | Comments Off on Hanoi – Value Eats – Sticky Rice Bowls

Hanoi – Value Eats – Sticky Rice Bowls

| STAFF – Hanoi is many things. Search online and you’ll find lists upon lists of positive, often superlative, descriptors. To me, I’ll say it’s my favorite city in Southeast Asia and one of the reasons is its cheap, high-quality food. At an eatery called Xoi Yen, near the pleasant and value-for-money lodgings play Golden […]

Ricepaper Magazine & Talkrice Travel Series

January 26th, 2017  |  by  |  published in FEATURE, TRAVEL | Comments Off on Ricepaper Magazine & Talkrice Travel Series

Ricepaper Magazine & Talkrice Travel Series

| STAFF – Started in 1994, Ricepaper Magazine is a Canadian literary outfit based in Vancouver and the longest running organization in the country dedicated to the promotion of Asian Canadian literature, culture, and arts. While it showcases Asian Canadian content and has historically dedicated its efforts to all things this, its team today recognizes […]

Kuala Lumpur – Value Eats – The Samosa

January 26th, 2017  |  by  |  published in FEATURE, FOOD | Comments Off on Kuala Lumpur – Value Eats – The Samosa

Kuala Lumpur – Value Eats – The Samosa

| STAFF – I recently returned from a trip to Southeast Asia where I sought to compare way of life there and in Vancouver within the context of intercultural relations and whatever else. My first stop was Kuala Lumpur, which locals call “KL.” One afternoon I walked into what I thought was an interesting fusion […]

MidiStar, Music, Humans and the Brain

October 1st, 2016  |  by  |  published in FASHION, FILM & MUSIC, FEATURE | Comments Off on MidiStar, Music, Humans and the Brain

MidiStar, Music, Humans and the Brain

  | A while back, in a talk I had with a friend, I brought up how peculiar it is that humans derive energy from very specific, mathematically linked arrangements of sound and movement. How is it that we enjoy one sequence of sounds in a given song yet are unnerved by a different series […]

Priyanka Yoshikawa / Ariana Miyamoto: Japanese Beauty Queens, ハーフ, and Pop-Culture Disconnect

September 11th, 2016  |  by  |  published in FEATURE, SOCIAL SCIENCES | Comments Off on Priyanka Yoshikawa / Ariana Miyamoto: Japanese Beauty Queens, ハーフ, and Pop-Culture Disconnect

Priyanka Yoshikawa / Ariana Miyamoto: Japanese Beauty Queens, ハーフ, and Pop-Culture Disconnect

  | This week, one of our readers tipped us off on a story about beauty in Japan. For the second straight year, Japan will be represented in one of the Big 4 beauty pageants by a poised, intelligent, strong woman who happens to be racially mixed and unwaveringly proud of who she is. Last […]

Radiolab’s Debatable – The Case of Ryan Wash & the Cracked Podcast

September 5th, 2016  |  by  |  published in FEATURE, SOCIAL SCIENCES | Comments Off on Radiolab’s Debatable – The Case of Ryan Wash & the Cracked Podcast

Radiolab’s Debatable – The Case of Ryan Wash & the Cracked Podcast

  | In third grade, there was a kid I would barter with — me: sugar in gelatinous forms; him: temporary access at reading time to a grocery bag full of Mad magazines I adored for their amusing and mind-bending fold-ins. Mixed in with the Mad were issues of something called Cracked magazine which I […]

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a heterogeneous mixture : jumble

The essay collection covers a gallimaufry of subjects, from stamp collecting to Portuguese cooking.

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