Curated

5 days ago5 min read

The Enshittification of Superhero Movies

Following the success of Warner Bros.' critically acclaimed and box office hit Joker, the much-anticipated sequel Joker: Folie à Deux was ex

From Ice Sheets to Atolls: The Interconnected Fallout of Nuclear and Climate Colonialism

Fani Apospori

Dec 1712 min read

Curated

From Ice Sheets to Atolls: The Interconnected Fallout of Nuclear and Climate Colonialism

As melting ice caps and rising seas are unsealing these nuclear tombs, with the cumulative effects of seeping radiation reaching far and wid

The Ethics and Economics of Consuming Books

Thenthamizh SS

Dec 167 min read

Curated

The Ethics and Economics of Consuming Books

Pre-loved books, Kindle, or fresh paperbacks? From sustainability to ethics, what’s the most responsible way to read?

Reviving Khmer Heritage: The Art and Resilience of Cambodian Ceramics

Sara Amir

Dec 156 min read

Curated

Reviving Khmer Heritage: The Art and Resilience of Cambodian Ceramics

This piece was originally published in the November 2024 issue of Pandora Curated. In the aftermath of the devastating four-year Khmer...

Anish Paranjape

Dec 137 min read

Curated

The Unprecedented Legacy of SOPHIE

To understand the depth of SOPHIE's loss, one must look back at her extraordinary life and career as a groundbreaking pop innovator.

Coralie Fargeat’s The Substance is Flawed, Yet Grotesquely Poignant

Anish Paranjape

Dec 114 min read

Curated

Coralie Fargeat’s The Substance is Flawed, Yet Grotesquely Poignant

The Substance, a stark and chilling exploration of popular culture’s obsession with youth, beauty, and innocence.

Occupied Food Identities: Sustaining Palestinian Agriculture

Pandora Editorial Staff

Dec 106 min read

Curated

Occupied Food Identities: Sustaining Palestinian Agriculture

400 days into a brutal genocide of the Palestinian people, with testimonials of the survivors in Gaza growing more horrifying every day, Isr

Sally Rooney’s Intermezzo: A Quiet Exploration of Grief and Connection

Veda Rodewald

Dec 83 min read

Curated

Sally Rooney’s Intermezzo: A Quiet Exploration of Grief and Connection

Intermezzo is a thoughtful and emotionally rich work that demonstrates Rooney’s continued mastery of character-driven narratives.

Challenging the "Generic Asian Man": An Interior Chinatown Commentary

Yash Manuja

Dec 84 min read

Curated

Challenging the "Generic Asian Man": An Interior Chinatown Commentary

Back in October, I was fortunate to win a ticket to the Boston Asian American Film Festival’s premiere screening of the first episode of Int

Eshal Zahur

Oct 313 min read

Curated

China’s AI-Generated Music Revolution

The music streaming market is undergoing a metamorphosis of change in China through the use of artificial intelligence (AI). Kunlun Tech Co.

Can TIDAL’s New Songwriting Tool Redefine Royalties for Artists?

Eshal Zahur

Oct 154 min read

Curated

Can TIDAL’s New Songwriting Tool Redefine Royalties for Artists?

For years, songwriters have been fighting an uphill battle. The explosion of streaming platforms has turned the music industry on its head,

Anish Paranjape

Oct 107 min read

Curated

September, the Month of Fashion

An evening at the Guggenheim with Alaia, an afternoon at the Grand Palais with Chanel, or a starry night under the Eiffel Tower with Yves Sa

Short n' Sweet: Sabrina Carpenter's Pop Candy Confection

Anish Paranjape

Oct 65 min read

Entertainment

Short n' Sweet: Sabrina Carpenter's Pop Candy Confection

Short ‘n Sweet delivers exactly what it promises, cute bops & California surf rock, with Sabrina’s humour wrapped in unskippable choruses.

Kamala Harris is Brat: A Meme-ified Political Campaign

Eshal Zahur

Oct 56 min read

Curated

Kamala Harris is Brat: A Meme-ified Political Campaign

In the teeming cesspool of American politics, where endorsements feel like they are stuffed into kid's goodie bags at a five-year-old's birt

Greta Gerwig’s Feminist Fantasia is Euphoric: A Barbie Review

Anish Paranjape

Jul 24, 20237 min read

Entertainment

Greta Gerwig’s Feminist Fantasia is Euphoric: A Barbie Review

A stark dichotomy between the pretty idealism of Barbie’s Barbieland and the dejected fallacies of the real world colours the entire film.

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