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Head In The Clouds 2024 was a weekend for the books. Filled with great music, food, brand activations, and community, there was no better way to celebrate AAPI Heritage Month.

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In anticipation of his new role as Freddy “Frog Man” Alvarez in *The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare*, Henry Golding tells us his favorite moments on set, which explosion was the best, and has a surprise guest playfully crash our interview!

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By Bri Ng Schwartz
MAM is thrilled to be returning to Head In The Clouds Music & Arts Festival for the second year in a row! This year’s lineup features mixed artists and some staff favorites.

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Exploring mixed identity through storytelling, Jeff Chiba Stearns made several documentaries and illustrated children’s books that featured mixed mythical creatures. He also dismantled that infamous question: “What Are You?”

Better Than the Movies Isn’t Enough: A Review of Netflix’s Avatar: The Last Airbender

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By Hayley Palmer

Netflix’s highly anticipated adaptation of the animated classic is finally out. This review looks at how the journey from cartoon to live-action was executed and the ways in which its cast brought their characters to life.

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