Hanh Nguyen (page 8)

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

The Christmas Setup

TV's first crop of queer Christmas movies range from saccharine fun to superficial flops Hanh Nguyen

Something Good 2020; Fanny Pack

Fanny packs are back, baby! A weird fashion silver lining in a sweatpants year Hanh Nguyen

Something Good 2020; Audiobook

Ronan Farrow's voices (and other audiobook delights) helped me get through this year Hanh Nguyen

Hillbilly Elegy

"Hillbilly Elegy" is "poverty-class cosplay" and "laughably bad" – reviews of Netflix's adaptation Hanh Nguyen

The Hookup Plan; Harley Quinn; Ted Lasso

Comfort TV: 9 comedies to binge as an escape from our nation's madness Hanh Nguyen

Anya Taylor-Joy as Beth Harmon in

The fluidity of "The Queen's Gambit" is its secret weapon Hanh Nguyen

Anya Taylor-Joy and Jacob Fortune-Lloyd in

"The Queen's Gambit" is the sexiest and most thrilling TV show about chess you'll ever watch Hanh Nguyen

Deaf U

Netflix's "Deaf U" wants viewers to see "there is no one right way to be deaf" Hanh Nguyen

Sherlock's teen sister channels "Fleabag" for Netflix's fourth-wall-breaking feminist romp Hanh Nguyen

How the iconic "Ferris Bueller's" parade and "Dirty Dancing" number inspired Netflix's new musical Hanh Nguyen

Away

"A world beyond fear": Netflix's "Away" questions the pull of Earthbound politics in space Hanh Nguyen

How a disastrous attempt to pee inspired Netflix's mission to Mars drama "Away" Hanh Nguyen

Beware the audio deepfake, which can be far more damaging politically than video Hanh Nguyen

Train to Busan Presents: Peninsula

Despair all ye who board the joyless "Train to Busan" sequel, where even the zombies feel generic Hanh Nguyen

The dark and biting "Luster," plus 5 more provocative must-reads for August Hanh Nguyen

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