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The 90s were full of fun, engaging and sometimes bizarre animation, all which was meant for “children”. My personal favorites were mostly attached to two major networks that were born (or re-born) in the early 90s: Cartoon Network and Nickelodeon. Let me start with the FUN.
In a world still quite alien to me, where the language is 80% a mystery and even ordering fast food can be a challenge. In this mystical land of the Rising Sun — I, a simple little Caribbean Islander, decided to venture into the world of Japanese movie theaters.
British rock band Exile Parade will be rocking Chinese crowds in Shanghai this summer. YAM Magazine collected their thoughts and expectations for the upcoming events.
Preceding their New Evolution Global Tour, 2NE1 has released their new single I Love You, directed by Seo Hyun Seung.
A peek into the historical significance of homosexuality in Japanese media.
Out of all the 2NE1 releases in Japanese, this one makes the most sense. The song is catchy and displays a different side to 2NE1’s edgy personalities.
The Bohemians have taken different genres and blended them to create a wonderfully unique sound that has simply enchanted me.
Our favorite little unintelligible Minions are coming back in Despicable Me 2. But we’ll have to wait a whole year…
Following his grandmother’s advice Ted ventures into the outskirts of the walled city of Thneed Ville to find the Once-Ler, the only one alive who could help him find a real tree.
Fallen Empires is total chill music. The album as a whole has a folk feeling to it mixed with an oldies rock vibe.
