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Looking past the fun trinkets and delicious food, gentrification has arrived in Little Tokyo.
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An interview with Ava Soh, the Singaporean teen whose initiative received support from President Zelenskyy
Meet 16-year-old Ava Soh, an entrepreneur and fashion designer from Singapore. Her business campaign was most notably backed by Ukrainian President Zelenskyy when he wore her design during a virtual speech to delegates at the Shangri-La Dialogue.
Acorn Publishing: A look at the book industry through hybrid publication
Acorn Publishing, a company based in Southern California, offers a new route to authorship.
Mexican President’s obstinate governance endangers millions
Now in the final third of his six-year term, Andrés Manuel López Obrador should be concerned if the legacy he desperately hopes to establish will come to fruition.
City of Irvine hosts inaugural Juneteenth celebration
This event involved a variety of interactive activities, exhibits, local organizations and live performances.
Review: ‘The Summer I Turned Pretty’ brings inclusive cast and complex themes to the screen
“The Summer I Turned Pretty” is a classic rom-com coming-of-age story that explores the teenage experience through a modern lens.
Breaking down Matthew McConaughey’s appeal for greater gun measures
School is supposed to be a safe haven for students to learn, develop relationships with peers and mentors, and, most importantly, receive the...
University High School students walkout in protest of gun violence
Students organized a protest with a surprise turnout.
There was no Korean Disney princess, so Harvard student Julia Riew created her own
After introducing the concept of “Shimcheong” on TikTok with the caption, “There was no Korean Disney princess so I decided to make my own,” Riew gained an influx of followers who were just as invested in her quest to create a Korean princess.
Sci-fi fantasy author Jason Michael Primrose on his debut series, “The Lost Children of Andromeda”
Primrose reflects on his career and how his series came alive.