9 Versatile Artists Who Made a Name Outside of K-Pop
From Jackson Wang to KARD’s BM, these multitalented individuals have made names for themselves outside of the world of K-pop.
Tiffany Simms
Tiffany, a self-described multicultural hobbit, is passionate about storytelling, whether it is through writing, photography, filmmaking, or acting, with the goal of creating a dialogue on social issues that will result in greater empathy for one another. She has previously written for Lee University's Clarion and The Daebak Company, focusing on food, entertainment, and culture. Currently, she is a photographer under the moniker Tiffotography and a food blogger/YouTuber called Tiffoodie.
Eden Kai Talks ‘Terrace House’ Memories, New Music, and What He’s Learned Along the Way
Offcultured chats with multifaceted musician and ‘Terrace House: Aloha State’ star Eden Kai on his music career, how he’s kept busy since the pandemic, and its impact on musicians and the AAPI community.
10 Asian-Made Movies to Watch on Your Next Movie Night
Films with Asian-American leads and auteurs are on the rise. While we wait for more, here are a few Asian-made movies that you don’t want to miss!
10 Asian-American Male Soloists You Need to Listen to Now
With the ever-rising popularity of K-pop, Asian music artists are becoming more visible in the Western music industry. Here are 10 Asian-American male solo artists you need to be listening to if you aren’t already!
Breaking the Stigma Around Mental Health with DIVE Studios’ MINDSET
DIVE Studios hopes to end the stigma surrounding mental health with MINDSET, an audio experience designed with care.
Fake Friends and Fraudulent Behavior, a ‘White Lie’ Film Review
‘White Lie’ plays out like a classic cautionary tale, warning about consequences of lying while also showcasing an unfortunate reality of fraudulent charities and fake friends.
7 Native-Owned Small Businesses to Shop for Unique Gifts
Feed someone’s dream and support a Native-owned small business today!
Native American Food Indebts Us to the People Who Were Here First
Popcorn, fried green tomatoes, grits, beef jerky, clam chowder, chocolate — some of our favorite foods are rooted in Native American culture.
Comfort Foods that Bring the World Around the Table
No matter the generation gap or geographical location, there are some ingredients and dishes that make it into all of our comfort foods.
7 Indigenous Songstresses to Add to Your Playlists
Through their artistry, these Indigenous singers bring a cultural awareness to their heritage that is often overlooked by society.