Hanh Nguyen (page 10)

Hanh Nguyen is the Executive Editor, Culture & Food at Salon and an award-winning culture critic whose work has also appeared on IndieWire, TVGuide.com and The Hollywood Reporter. She co-hosts the "Good Pop Culture Club" podcast, which examines the good pop that gets us through our days, from an Asian American perspective. Follow her on Bluesky @hanhonymous

Why Fish Don't Exist; Lulu Miller

"Why Fish Don't Exist" explores eugenics in the US, a Hawaiian murder plot, and the meaning of life Hanh Nguyen

Parasite

Something for everyone: The best movies to stream in April (updated) Hanh Nguyen

April Book List

Recommended reading for April: New must-read books to liven up long shutdown days Hanh Nguyen

Julia Brown; World on Fire

"It's our foundation myth": PBS' "World on Fire" challenges the World War II narrative we know Hanh Nguyen

Kerry Washington; Celeste Ng; Reese Witherspoon

From "New Waves" to "On Immunity," what "Little Fires" author Celeste Ng is reading right now Hanh Nguyen

Reese Witherspoon; Kerry Washington; Little Fires Everywhere

"She's trying to soothe her own guilt": Inside the racial dynamic of "Little Fires Everywhere" Hanh Nguyen

The best new movies you can watch from home in March Hanh Nguyen

March Book Reviews

The most exciting new fiction books coming out in March Hanh Nguyen

Elizabeth Warren

"Gender is at the core of this": Elizabeth Warren voters frustrated with grim Super Tuesday results Hanh Nguyen

Love Is Blind

From "Love Is Blind" to "The Circle," the new breed of reality TV reformulates how we connect Hanh Nguyen

"Emma." finds its hilarious humanity through the body's betrayals Hanh Nguyen

Visible: Out on Television; Neil Patrick Harris; Lena Waithe; Janet Mock

"Visible": The impact of TV on queer identity, before and after Ellen Hanh Nguyen

February 2020 Book List

7 must-read novels to transport you in February Hanh Nguyen

Single Parents; Throuple

Polyamory is on the rise, and ABC's comedy "Single Parents" is normalizing it with a loving throuple Hanh Nguyen

Sanditon

PBS' "Sanditon" brings Jane Austen's racy and racist subtext into the open Hanh Nguyen

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