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Laugh and Learn Cantonese with Outcasts 853

November 12, 2024
By Naturally MonaLisa
Paji and Iasmin — known online as Outcasts 853 — are the internet’s favorite Cantonese teachers who use comedy and skits to help their audience learn about the language, as well as Cantonese food and culture.

Tiffany Bouelle in front of her original work — Tiffany Bouelle on Artistry, Nature, and Emotion

October 29, 2024
By Bri Ng Schwartz
Painter and performance artist Tiffany Bouelle talks about her early Facebook and Tumblr roots, her connection to nature, and how she explores human vulnerability through her work.

Darren Criss standing in front of a bar. — Darren Criss and the Service Industry of Performance

October 15, 2024
By Bri Ng Schwartz
MAM’s Bri Ng Schwartz spoke with Darren Criss about his co-starring role in the upcoming Broadway production of *Maybe Happy Ending* — a Korean/English production that’s been performed around the world.

Black and white graphic of Brandon Lee with pink and purple stars surrounding his face. — **Why Brandon Lee Should Receive a Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame**

October 8, 2024
By Lauren Lola
After watching several works from the filmography of the late Brandon Lee, Lauren Lola makes an argument for why he’s overdue for posthumously receiving this prestigious accolade.

James Camacho: Being a Comedian Is Actually a Full-Time Job

October 1, 2024
By Naturally MonaLisa
James Camacho is a New York-based comedian who actually tells jokes full-time and has a therapist who won’t give him a discount. MAM’s Naturally MonaLisa spoke with him about his approach to comedy and how he learned to be himself.

Finding Self-Acceptance as a Mixed-Race Woman

September 24, 2024

By Diana Bayko

As a kid, guest writer Diana Bayko says she didn't know how to define herself. In this essay, she explores her mixed-race identity and her journey toward accepting herself as both Chinese and White.

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Magazine style photo cover of KPOP idol AleXa with wet, long blue hair in a sleeveless white gown standing in front of a cloud backdrop with red lines going across.

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Created to combat the mixed-race pains of “not being enough, feeling fragmented and not whole, not seeing ourselves represented in mainstream media,” MAM engages our audience through original editorial pieces, exclusive celebrity interviews, photoshoots, by highlighting achievements from the community, and showcasing mixed businesses, entrepreneurs, and leaders.