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For our final episode of the season, we're covering a Korean-American superstar. Starting out on The Walking Dead, Steven Yeun has gone from strength to strength on both sides of the Pacific. He's made indie action horrors like Joe Lynch's Mayhem, while also collaborating with South Korean auteurs like Bong Joon-ho on Okja and Mickey 17 and Lee Chang-dong on Burning. Yeun has transitioned easily between film and TV with roles in the Prime Video animated superhero show Invincible and on Netflix's series Beef. The actor was Oscar-nominated for his role in 2020's Minari and has consistently worked with interesting directors, such as Jordan Peele on Nope and Boots Riley on Sorry to Bother You. Andrew Twitter: @Andrew_Carroll0 Stephen Twitter: @StephenPorzio I Know That Face Twitter: @IKnowThatFaceP1 / Instagram: @iknowthatface / Facebook: @iknowthatfacepod Edited by Andrew Carroll and Stephen Porzio Intro and Outro Music: No Boundaries (motorik groove) by Keshco. Licence Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week on The Nerdpocalypse Podcast, the guys return to discuss AppleTV's Murderbot, Final Destination: Bloodlines, The Last of Us, Andor - Season 2, Spider-Man: Brand New Day casting, Gears of Wars movie finds its director, Punisher special presentation villain talk, trailers for Killer of Killers, Jurassic World: Rebirth, Caught Stealing, season 4 of The Bear, and much more!CHECKED OUTMurderbotFinal Destination: BloodlinesThe Last of UsAndor - Season 2 reviewTOPICS - Section 1‘The Bear's Liza Colón-Zayas Joins ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day'Steven Yeun being eyed for a role in Spider-Man Brand New DayTNP STUDIOS PREMIUM (www.TheNerdpocalypse.com/premium)$5 a month Access to premium slate of podcasts incl. The Airing of Grievances, No Time to Bleed, The Men with the Golden Tongues, Upstage Conversation, and full episodes of the Look Forward political podcastTOPICS - Section 2‘Gears of War' Movie Landing David Leitch as DirectorRumor on the villain for Punisher special presentationWTF? by JayTeeDee from the “Edit That Out” PodcastMicah: https://tinyurl.com/lazyvoreTerrence: https://tinyurl.com/wellnodusJay: https://tinyurl.com/crisplersTRAILERSPredator: Killer of KillersJurassic World: RebirthCaught StealingThe Bear - Season 4

Mickey acepta un trabajo sin leer la letra chica del contrato, que lo condena a morir una y otra vez como parte de un sinfín de experimentos y tareas para conquistar nuevos mundos. Basado en la novela de Edward Ashton, el nuevo largometraje del surcoreano Bong Joon-ho llega cinco años después de su gran triunfo en los Oscar, con Robert Pattinson liderando un elenco de reconocidos actores de Hollywood. Ya disponible en salas de cine.

Given the high acclaim of the second half of Season 2, the Invincible team is already into production for season 3. With lead actor Steven Yeun confirming the ongoing efforts, Season 3, set to release in a timely fashion, promises to expand the narrative beyond Earth's confines. As Mark Grayson's journey unfolds, he grapples with his father's legacy and faces the looming threat of the Viltrumite empire. The streamlined production process ensures a quicker release, fulfilling creator Robert Kirkman's commitment to shorter waits between seasons. With high stakes and a stellar cast, including Yeun, J.K. Simmons, and Sterling K. Brown, the Invincible saga continues to captivate audiences.

Did he really live until he was 256 years old? Sources: https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/li-ching-yuen/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Li_Ching-Yuen https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/humans-could-live-up-to-150-years-new-research-suggests/ https://gero.usc.edu/cga/superagers/the-worlds-longest-lived/  Socials: Instagram - @allthingscreepypod | Email - allthingscreepypod@gmail.com | YouTube | TikTok: @all.things.creepy.pod Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Where's the Beef? Right here you dumb old lady!That's right the Boob Tube Boys have returned to the spiteful world of Netflix' Beef where Steven Yeun as Danny pees all over the place and Ali Wong as Amy plots her revenge. We're picking back up right where we left off last week and despite being given the opportunity to take the high road Amy has chosen instead... for vengeanceThe tubers marvel at some of the background jokes in the show as well as all of the actor's performances. They take a moment to appreciate the truly human stories being told, and of course finish off the episode discussing their favorite meats, which may surprise youDon't forget to follow our FREE Patreon feed where we'll be discussing the entire season of Beef as a whole - patreon.com/BootuIncThe intro/outro/bumper music is Gimme More by BEEF, a song I've heard a billion times thanks to this but still enjoy!Check them out here: https://youtu.be/U-z_s3swj64?si=PmrnKhz1ztsQ5QlGAfter listening to our Beef episodes head over ot patreon.com/bootuinc where the boys put together their thoughts on the series as a whole in a full bonus show! It's all free so what are you waiting for? Get to downloading!https://www.patreon.com/posts/beef-overview-98188924?utm_medium=clipboard_copy&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=postshare_creator&utm_content=join_link

It has been a hot minute since the Boob Tube Boys watched a show that wasn't hot garbage, so no matter what the critically acclaimed 2023 first season of Netflix' Beef should be a change of pace for the fellasThe show isn't about choice cuts and it's not about a family who own and operate a small town meat packing plant but the son doesn't want to follow in the father's footsteps and take over the plant, instead choosing a career in optometry while the matriarch of the family opines for better times and openly despises her husband after he cheated on her with another meat family's daughter whose name is like Sally Rey or Deborah Anne Parsons or whatever. It's not about that at all!Instead it's about a 'beef' between two motorists who are having a really tough time in life, and believe it or not that's an excellent topic for a television show

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Comic Reviews: DC Batman and Scooby-Doo Mysteries 1 by Sholly Fisch, Dario Brizuela, Franco Riesco Kneel Before Zod 1 by Joe Casey, Dan McDaid, David Baron Titans: Beast World Tour – Atlantis by Sina Grace, Riccardo Federici, Lee Loughridge; Frank Tieri, Valentine de Landro, Marissa Louise; Meghan Fitzmartin, M.L. Sanapo, Michael Atiyeh Marvel Beware the Planet of the Apes 1 by Marc Guggenheim, Alvaro Lopez, Alex Guimaraes Fall of the House of X 1 by Gerry Duggan, Lucas Werneck, Bryan Valenza Kid Venom Origins 1 by Taigami, Guru-eFX Marvel Meow 1 by Nao Fuji Miguel O'Hara: Spider-Man 2099 1 by Steve Orlando, Devmalya Pramanik, Raul Angulo Vengeance of the Moon Knight 1 by Jed MacKay, Alessandro Cappucchio, Rachelle Rosenberg Marvel Unlimited Marvel Mutts 6 by Mackenzie Cadenhead, Takeshi Miyazawa Who is Kingpin? by Richard Douek, Damian Couceiro Alligator Loki 30 by Alyssa Wong, Robert Quinn Image Paklis 0 by Dustin Weaver Dark Horse Critical Role: The Tales of Exandria II – Artagan 1 by Sam Maggs, Aviv Or, Cris Peter Boom Pine and Merrimac 1 by Kyle Starks, Fran Galan Dynamite Legenderry Red Sonja 1 by Katana Colins, Kewber Baal OGN Teen Titans Go! to the Library by Franco, Art Baltazar, Agnes Gabrowska Ghost Roast by Shawnelle Gibbs, Shawnee Gibbs, Emily Cannon Spider-Ham A Pig in Time by Steve Foxe, Shadia Amin Spider-Man Quantum Quest by Mike Maihack Wish Tiana and the Magic of Harlem Additional Reviews: Spider-Man: Animals Assemble, Rebel Moon, Doctor Aphra Omnibus Vol 2 News:  Yeun no longer in Thunderbolts due to scheduling conflicts, Machine Man, Deniz Camp writing the Ultimates, Ewing stays on Venom, Liefeld and X-Men, Criminal TV series on Prime, IDW keeps TMNT Reality/game show recommendation (The Floor) Trailers: Arcane s2, Moon Girl s2 Comics Countdown (02 Jan 2024): 1.     Love Everlasting 11 by Tom King, Elsa Charretier, Matt Hollingsworth 2.     Spider-Man: Quantum Quest GN by Mike Maihack 3.     Batman 141 by Chip Zdarsky, Jorge Jimenez, Tomeu Morey 4.     Pine and Merrimac 1 by Kyle Starks, Fran Galan 5.     Fantastic Four 15 by Ryan North, Ivan Fiorelli, Jesus Aburtov 6.     Doctor Strange 11 by Jed MacKay, Danilo Beyruth, KJ Diaz 7.     Ghost Roast GN by Shawnelle Gibbs, Shawnee Gibbs, Emily Cannon 8.     Birds of Prey 5 by Kelly Thompson, Arist Deyn 9.     Paklis 0 by Dustin Weaver 10.  Once Upon a Time at the End of the World 11 by Jason Aaron, Nick Dragotta, Rico Renzi, Alexandre Tefenkgi, Leila del Duca, Lee Loughridge, Tamra Bonvillain

Blunderbolts? Marvel Studios' Thunderbolts has suffered another setback as Variety is reporting that Steven Yeun has exited the project. While The Walking Dead and Invincible star was never officially confirmed to be in the film by Marvel, he was heavily rumored to be playing the role of The Sentry. Said rumors culminated recently when Yeun's frequent collaborator Robert Kirkman seemingly ousted the casting news during a YouTube live stream. Additionally, Yeun himself commented on his departure, citing scheduling conflicts and a desire to reteam with Marvel on a future project. Joke's On You, Jo Koy Sunday night's 2024 Golden Globes ceremony marked a memorable occasion for the awards organization. Despite host Jo Koy's distractingly questionable antics, the first awards ceremony independent of the Hollywood Foreign Press managed to get a lot right, subjectively, in terms of the winners. Barbie saw the most nominations of any film and managed to secure two Golden Globes, while Oppenheimer garnered both the best motion picture in the drama category and directing awards for Nolan. In television, Succession and The Bear were named as the best drama and comedy series, respectively. Winners in the acting category include Lily Gladstone, Paul Giamatti, Emma Stone, Robert Downey Jr., Jeremy Allen White, Da'Vine Joy Randolph, Ayo Edebiri, Kieran Culkin, Ali Wong, Steven Yeun, and Matthew Macfadyen. MCU's Street-Level Legacy The latest trailer for Marvel Studios' Echo Disney Plus series has set the internet fandom ablaze as it seemingly officially canonized Netflix's Daredevil within the MCU. The trailer serves to emphasize the return of Vincent D'Onofrio's Wilson Fisk to his rightful place as the criminal underworld's Kingpin and features black and white archival footage of the character from the Netflix's series' first season. Echo is now available to stream in its entirety at the time of this recording, but how do we feel about this confirmation? Does it hold water and if so, what's the impact for Marvel's onscreen street level heroes going forward or looking back?Mando and Grogu Hit the Big Time Star Wars fans, rejoice! A new movie is headed to theaters featuring everyone's favorite lone wolf and cub duo in a Jon Favreau-helmed film called The Mandalorian and Grogu. With production beginning this year, Favreau was quoted as being “extremely excited” to bring the stories he has created with Dave Filoni and Kathleen Kennedy to theatrical screens with Kennedy saying it's a “perfect fit”. The Mandalorian tv show opened up a new era of Star Wars with new characters, bringing animated characters to live action, and expanding the world of Star Wars in general. The article on the Star Wars website also confirmed Ahsoka Season 2.

Become a Patron!: https://www.patreon.com/TheBigThingShow On today's show we explore the rumor of Coleman Domingo possible taking over the roleof Kang in the MCU. Jonathan Majors played the role and was let go by Marvel. Now the Walking Dead, Color Purple star is said to be taking over. Is it a good choice? Speaking of Marvel, Echo comes out very soon. The critics were sent the screeners and the embargo lifts a day or two before release. Worry some? Staying with Echo, the events of the Netflix series Daredevil is apparently canon and the new teaser with Kingpin's origins seem to lock that down. Steven Yeun excited The Thunderbolts as The Sentry. Originally the report seemed to suggest it was scheduling. A new response by Yeun might hint otherwise? Join Kristian Harloff, Winston A. Marshall and Coy Jandreau on this episode of Big Thing Capes and Cowls! #mcu #marvel #echo #kingpin #jonathanmajors #kang #casting #thunderbolts  SUPPORT THE SHOW HERE: TRADE COFFEE: http://www.drinktrade.com/BIGTHING ROCKETMONEY: http://www.RocketMoney.com/THING OUR MERCH STORE IS LIVE: https://www.teepublic.com/stores/the-... FOLLOW KRISTIAN + FIND HIM ON CAMEO https://cameo.com/kristianharloff https://twitter.com/kristianharloff https://facebook.com/harloff https://instagram.com/kristianharloff AMAZON WISHLIST: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls...

This week on The Nerdpocalypse Podcast, the guys return for the new year to give a long and honest review of Zack Snyder's latest film, Rebel Moon. The hosts also breakdown news of the last week in movies and television including Steamboat Willy Mickey Mouse now in the public domain with a new slasher film, Todd MacFarlane discusses his impatiance with the upcoming Spawn movie from Blumhouse, rumored Spiderverse projects in the works at Sony, Rebel Moon is getting a director's cut for no logical reason, actor Steven Yeun is no longer going to be in the Marvel Cinematic Universe's Thunderbolts, Wilson Fisk aka The Kingpin is rumored to have a rather large roll in the MCU going forward, and much more!CHECKED OUTRebel MoonTOPICS - Section 1Steamboat Willy Mickey Mouse enters public domain…now look what happenedTodd MacFarlane threatens to make Spawn independently if Blumhouse doesn't soon(MICAH DON'T READ THIS UNTIL THE SHOW) - MUAHAHAHAHATNP STUDIOS PREMIUM$5 a month or $50 for the yearAccess to premium slate of podcasts incl. The Airing of Grievances, No Time to Bleed, The Men with the Golden Tongues, Upstage Conversation, and full episodes of the Look Forward political podcastTOPICS - Section 2If you watch the Snyder Cut of “Rebel Moon” you are a born suckerSteven Yuen backs out of role in Marvel's “Thunderbolts”Where Wilson Fisk is headed next in the MCU matters a lotWTF? by JayTeeDee from the “Edit That Out” PodcastMicah: https://bit.ly/4a2I545Terrence: https://bit.ly/47oayyCJay: https://bit.ly/3RKYmCnThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5939723/advertisement

The pair you are about to hear are not professionals. Their opinions and beliefs are not fact. They are just two idiots that are Spitting Nonsense. Hi, We are Jasmine and Zach here to present you with some nerdy news! We upload our news podcast on Wednesdays and our bonus episode on Saturdays! Support us by following us on Discord at: discord.gg/yjxsKww Give us feedback and let us know how you feel in our #questions-and-suggestions channel on the Discord listed above. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/spittingnonsense/message

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Beef is a 2023 American black comedy drama television series created by Korean director Lee Sung Jin for Netflix. It stars Steven Yeun and Ali Wong as Danny Cho and Amy Lau, two people whose involvement in a road rage incident pits them against each other. Appearing in supporting roles are Joseph Lee, Young Mazino, David Choe, and Patti Yasutake.The first season was released on Netflix on April 6, 2023, to acclaim from critics who praised Yeun's and Wong's performances, as well as the writing and directing.

Listen to us as we discuss Netflix "Beef". If you would like to give us feed back on how were doing follow us at: @senornerdpod on Twitter. Please also follow us on Instagram at @senornerdpodcast Beef is a 2023 American dark comedy drama miniseries created by Korean director Lee Sung Jin for Netflix. It stars Steven Yeun and Ali Wong as Danny Cho and Amy Lau, two people whose involvement in a road rage incident pits them against each other. Appearing in supporting roles are Joseph Lee, Young Mazino, David Choe, and Patti Yasutake. All episodes for Beef were released on Netflix on April 6, 2023, to acclaim from critics who praised Yeun and Wong's performances, as well as the writing and directing.

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Ronald Young Jr. reviews Beef...from the couch RYJ talks about how sometimes fights escalate to a very surreal place.4.25 of 5 starsFollow me on IG, Twitter, and TikTok - @ohitsbigronAvailable on NetflixStarring Steven Yeun, Ali Wong, Joseph Lee, Young Mazino, David Choe, and Patti YasutakeCreated by Lee Sung JinFor more information about Beef check out the link below:https://www.imdb.com/title/tt14403178/ Support Leaving the Theater on Patreon using the link below:https://www.patreon.com/LeavingTheTheater

Steven Yeun joins the show to talk about his role in BEEF, which positions him opposite Ali Wong in a face-off of epic proportions. Yeun explains how the show's creator Lee Sung Jin brought him onboard to play Danny Cho, breaks down one of Danny's most vulnerable and emotionally intense scenes, and describes what it was like going head to head with Ali Wong's character Amy over the course of the series.  Yeun also shares how his desire to feel visible growing up evolved into an interest in performing, reflects on Minari's 2021 Oscar night, and shares a few life philosophies that he has picked up along his journey through the entertainment industry.

Season 3 of Ted Lasso is underway, we're eating up Ali Wong and Steven Yeun's raging Beef and going behind the scenes of Alone Australia.Did BL abandon Ted Lasso because it's straight culture? Is that the exact reason why it's a healing balm for BW? And how will Ted and Nate's breakup play out in the final series of the beloved Apple TV+ show?Comedian Ali Wong and Oscar nominated Steven Yeun face off in The A24/Netflix series Beef, which features Wong and Yeun as strangers who become obsessed with making each others' lives hell after a road rage incident.Alone Australia is SBS' upcoming version of the international hit documentary series. Executive Producer Riima Daher talks about everything from training participants how to use camera gear in the wilderness to where they poop.

Season 3 of Ted Lasso is underway, we're eating up Ali Wong and Steven Yeun's raging Beef and going behind the scenes of Alone Australia. Did BL abandon Ted Lasso because it's straight culture? Is that the exact reason why it's a healing balm for BW? And how will Ted and Nate's breakup play out in the final series of the beloved Apple TV+ show? Comedian Ali Wong and Oscar nominated Steven Yeun face off in The A24/Netflix series Beef, which features Wong and Yeun as strangers who become obsessed with making each others' lives hell after a road rage incident. Alone Australia is SBS' upcoming version of the international hit documentary series. Executive Producer Riima Daher talks about everything from training participants how to use camera gear in the wilderness to where they poop.

Dos hermanos, afectados tras perder un lucrativo negocio cinematográfico, buscan evidencias de vida extraterrestre en su rancho para atraer al público. El tercer largometraje de Peele ("¡Huye!", "Nosotros") retoma los elementos de horror y crítica social que han caracterizado el trabajo del también comediante. Ya disponible en salas de cine.

Nope is a 2022 American science fiction horror film written, directed, and co-produced by Jordan Peele under his Monkeypaw Productions banner. Starring Daniel Kaluuya, Keke Palmer, Steven Yeun, Michael Wincott, and Brandon Perea, it follows two ranch-owning siblings who attempt to capture evidence of an UFO. Peele officially announced his then-untitled third directorial film in November 2020. Palmer and Kaluuya joined in February 2021, with Yeun being cast the next month, and Peele revealed the title in July 2021. Filming took place during fall 2021 in northern Los Angeles county, wrapping in November. The title was rumored to be an acronym for "Not of Planet Earth" or "Not Our Planet Earth" based on the movie poster, but Peele later revealed that the title refers to the reaction he hoped to elicit from audiences. Nope premiered at the TCL Chinese Theatre in Los Angeles on July 18, 2022, and was wide-released in the United States four days later by Universal Pictures. It has grossed over $116 million on a $68 million budget, and received praise for its ambition, performances, cinematography, and direction, although the screenplay polarized critics. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/popcorn-junkies/message

From the mind of Jordan Peele, NOPE is the newest box office hit... but does it live up to all the hype? Join as and find out what the vintage crew thought about the movie and what we rated it. As always, Go Watch Something.

Grab your best farming hat listener! This week Lost The Script reviews the critically acclaimed film Minari (2020) and contemplates a life on the farm!

Bobby is thriving. David takes a bow. Steven corrects our pronunciation of Yeun. We talk Korean warlocks, David's Hawaii stand-up set that Bobby cut short, our DVDASA origin story, David's 20 other TigerBelly appearances, Steven's surprise Postmates order, and why we're not better friends.  Sponsors: ALLFORM: Find your perfect sofa! Allform is offering 20% off all orders for our listeners at https://www.Allform.com/belly. BROOKLINEN: Give yourself the comfort refresh you deserve this summer and shop their Summer Savings Event happening now at https://www.brooklinen.com Or use promo code TIGER anytime to get $20 off, with a minimum purchase of $100 CREDIT KARMA: Open your free account and start winning Instant Karma. Just go to https://www.creditkarma.com/winmoney BETTERHELP: If you want you to start living a happier life today. As a listener, you'll get 10% off your first month by visiting our sponsor at https://www.BetterHelp.com/belly See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nomadland. Il rifiuto di radicarsi. Minari. Il sogno americano. Disney plus e Sky/Now tv presentano i due film, premi Oscar 2021, sulla tenacia e sul sogno vigile dell'abbandono.

Welcome back to the Rock 'n Roll Ghost Podcast. On this week's episode, the Ghost speaks with filmmaker Joe Lynch (Shudder's Creepshow series - episodes The Right Snuff / Pipe Screams, as well as Mayhem starring Steven Yeun and Samara Weaving, Point Blank starring Anthony Mackie and Frank Grillo, and Everly starring Selma Hayek). Lynch discusses in depth the filming of his Creepshow episodes and his plans for two more in the upcoming third season of the horror anthology series. The conversation also covers the breakout success of his Mayhem star Yeun, who has made history as the first Asian actor of Korean descent to be nominated for an acting Oscar for Minari. The conversation also turns to the recent closure of all Arclight/Pacific Theatres. Links: Joe Lynch Official Website Joe Lynch Twitter Joe Lynch Instagram Creepshow on Shudder The Movie Crypt Podcast with Joe Lynch and Adam Green --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brett-hickman/support

Episode XXXII “Franchise and Sequels” Apple WWDC, Apple news, Microsoft Cortana shutdown and Google Hangouts done. The film and tv segment Netflix and Rian, Godzilla Vs Kong update, Peele and Yeun, DC movies not moving ahead, Mortal Kombat update, Venom 2 update and Scott and Dave join to chat 2000-2009 films! Lastly on the Shift takes a break. Follow me on Twitter @KnowsPodcast, Instagram @joeknows.podcast and Facebook @JoeKnowsPodcast for latest news and updates. If you enjoyed please subscribe on your favourite podcast and share with your family and friends.

Steven Yeun's filmography reveals a remarkably varied career. From his breakout role as Glenn Rhee in The Walking Dead to his work with directors like Bong Joon-ho and Boots Riley, Yeun can easily jump between playing enigmatic cosmopolitan characters and endearing supportive boyfriend characters. As awards season kicks off, Pop Culture Happy Hour revisits great performers and a few of their essential performances. Today, we're spotlighting Yeun, whose role in Minari makes him the first Asian-American nominee for a lead actor Oscar.

This week we talk Justice League, Avatar, Steven Yeun, and some of the best chick flicks of all time including some you've never heard of.

The Gochujang Gang reacts to the Golden Globe winning “Minari”, a film that follows a Korean American family's relocation to Arkansas in the pursuit of a father's dream of success as a farmer. Listen to the Gochujang Gang Podcast on Spotify or your favorite podcast service, with new episodes coming out every week. Find the Gang's social media and related podcast links at https://linktr.ee/gochujanggang/ Introduction Background Music - Yah Yah - josh pan https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClQh...​ Promoted by https://bit.ly/36r2fV6​ Youtube Video

While Steven Yeun is best known for his role as Glenn Rhee in ‘The Walking Dead,’ it’s now abundantly clear that the role was merely the beginning of an illustrious career. Through a variety of acting roles in character-driven films and animated shows, leading up to this year’s release of ‘Minari,’ Yeun has proved himself as a deeply empathetic and honest presence on the screen – an actor who no doubt has the chops to be nominated for this year’s Best Actor award. Playing Fan Favorite Glenn Rhee in ‘The Walking Dead’ From the moment Yeun’s character Glenn Rhee saved Rick Grimes from a military tank overrun by Walkers (zombies) in episode 2 of ‘The Walking Dead,’ he was an instant fan-favorite. The first survivor we meet in this post-apocalyptic world, Glenn set the standard for the absolute best of humanity one could see in a zombie outbreak – putting his own life at risk to help a stranger escape his otherwise inevitable demise. As a character, Glenn flourished as a positive force within Rick’s group – the kind of “everyman” that everyone trusted. This kind of altruism is something the characters seem to chase for the rest of the show’s tenure, struggling to find a safe home amongst strangers who most likely are only thinking of their own survival. For the written version of this article, click here: https://www.hollywoodinsider.com/steven-yeun-asian-americans-hollywood/ For the video version of this article, click here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8xjHmyIOmXM Written by Lana Nguyen Hollywood Insider is a trusted media network, across multiple channels, covering the business, substance and meaningful side of global entertainment/culture and its major players. We strive to present in-depth coverage of the factors affecting and of interest to readers and viewers around the World. By being focused on factual and reliable coverage, rather than rumor, gossip and sensationalism, we are able to present information ignored elsewhere. As such, it continues to be a network for the concerns/observations about cultural, psychological, political, environmental, ecological, social and philanthropic matters from the thousands of personalities who relish the opportunity. In their normal world, except for a privileged few, interviews and profiles are constrained by ‘showbusiness’ only agendas. We will continue to be the network that shows that they have the same serious concerns, interests and views as many of their constituencies. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The guys discuss "Minari", Lee Isaac Chung's new movie starring Steven Yeun. How has Yeun's choices since leaving The Walking Dead redefined his career? How did Chung's experience as a Korean child of immigrants growing up on a farm in Arkansas influence the film? Was the actress playing grandma a certified baddie back in the day? (Spoiler Alert: She was). Podcast Video: https://youtu.be/dJejo25UzEM Resources: The Indian Farmer's Protests: https://www.ajplus.net/stories/a-life-and-death-struggle-in-india https://time.com/5938041/india-farmer-protests-democracy/ https://www.telegraphindia.com/india/farmers-protest-torture-like-wounds-on-held-activist/cid/1807886 Hosted by: Rishi Rajagopalan (Twitter: @RishiRajah, IG: rishirajagopalan, rishirajagopalan.com) Ashwin Ramesh (Twitter: @AshwinRamesh99, IG: shwin1999) Arvind Krishnamurthy (Twitter: @ArvindKrishnam)

10 de febrero | Nueva YorkHola, maricoper. Segunda vuelta.El podcast de La Wikly también está disponible en iTunes, Spotify y iVoox.Añade el podcast a tu plataforma favorita haciendo click en el botón “Listen in podcast app” que aparece justo debajo del reproductor.Si te haces suscriptor premium, recibirás dos newsletters extra. Los viernes, el maricóctel, una serie de enlaces recomendados para ponerte al día de algún tema destacado. Y los lunes, el maricoffee, un repaso de cuatro titulares para empezar la semana bien informado (y un test de actualidad para ponerte a prueba).Leer esta newsletter te llevará 15 minutos y 27 segundos.“Era un perro que hablaba, ¿sabes a lo que me refiero?”. Bienvenido a La Wikly.🧑 Vuelve Trump, vuelve el impeachmentLo importante: Este martes, el Senado dio comienzo al segundo juicio de impeachment contra Donald Trump en poco más de un año. Esta vez, por supuesta “incitación a la insurrección”.Aparte del futuro político del expresidente, que podría ser condenado y no poder volver a presentarse a un cargo público, hay mucho más en juego en las probables dos semanas que durará el juicio.Pero lo primero es lo primero.QUÉ ES EL IMPEACHEMNTEl impeachment es un proceso en el cual la Cámara de Representantes presenta cargos criminales contra un cargo oficial a nivel federal (judicial o ejecutivo), o su equivalente a nivel estatal si el estado lo prevé en su constitución.Posteriormente, se celebra un juicio en el Senado, el cual determina la culpabilidad o no de la persona que ocupa el cargo y las consecuencias legales que se le aplican en caso afirmativo.A pesar de lo que se cree en el imaginario popular, este proceso no solo afecta al cargo del presidente de los EEUU. La Constitución prevé este proceso también para el vicepresidente y cualquier otro cargo público (Artículo 2, Sección 4).Si bien es cierto que el impeachment presidencial constituye el caso más reseñable de cuantos existen por su poca frecuencia, el proceso parlamentario específico que tiene y la amplia cobertura mediática que recibe.La Constitución de los EEUU prevé el impeachment por los delitos de traición, soborno “y otros delitos o faltas graves”. Este último constituye un término amplio cuya interpretación última ha dependido de lo que ha determinado el Congreso para cada caso.¿Cómo funciona un impeachment presidencial en la práctica? Solo tres presidentes han sufrido el proceso de impeachment, con un cuarto, Richard Nixon, dimitiendo del cargo poco antes de iniciarse uno contra él. Estos son:Andrew Johnson (1868).Bill Clinton (1998-1999).Donald Trump (2019-2020 y 2021).El impeachment a Andrew Johnson no prosperó al no alcanzar por un voto la mayoría de dos tercios en el Senado necesaria para destituirlo.No obstante, tuvo importantes implicaciones en la época porque frenó el uso abusivo del impeachment contra presidentes en ejercicio simplemente porque el poder legislativo estuviese en desacuerdo con él.Pero los tres impeachments más actuales, y en virtud de los cuales el proceso ha alcanzado su actual fama, son los relativos a Clinton y a Trump.Bill Clinton (1998-1999): perjurio y obstrucción a la justicia.Los dos artículos de impeachment que se presentaron contra Clinton fueron aprobados por la Cámara de Representantes, dominada por republicanos, a raíz de la actuación del expresidente en torno a dos relaciones extramaritales.Una de estas acusaciones terminó en un juicio civil por acoso sexual, el caso Paula Jones. Y otra de ellas derivó en el ya conocido como caso Monica Lewinsky.Los republicanos acusaban a Clinton de mentir bajo juramento y de obstruir las investigaciones en torno a ambos casos.El Senado acabó absolviendo a Clinton de ambos cargos por 45 a favor/55 en contra y 50 a favor/50 en contra, respectivamente, muy lejos de los 67 que hubiesen sido necesarios para aprobar la destitución.Donald Trump (2019-2020): abuso de poder y obstrucción al Congreso.Tras la filtración de la llamada de Trump al presidente ucraniano Volodímir Zelenski, la Cámara de Representantes, dominada por demócratas desde las elecciones de medio mandato de 2018, inició una investigación que culminó con la votación de dos artículos de impeachment contra Trump.El Senado absolvió a Trump de ambos cargos por 48 a favor/52 en contra y 47 a favor/53 en contra, respectivamente.Mitt Romney votó a favor del artículo del abuso de poder, convirtiéndose en el primer senador en la historia en votar a favor de la destitución de un presidente de su propio partido.Donald Trump (2021): incitación a la insurrección.El asalto al Capitolio del pasado 6 de enero motivó el inicio de un nuevo proceso de impeachment contra Trump por parte de la mayoría demócrata en la Cámara de Representantes.Como ya cubrimos desde La Wikly en distintas entregas del Maricoffee (accesible cada lunes para suscriptores premium), el proceso ha generado distintas reacciones tanto en el seno del GOP como en el equipo legal de Trump.Incluso se hipotetizó con la idea de que el ya expresidente pudiese fundar su propio partido como medida de presión contra aquellos senadores republicanos que tuviesen la tentación de votar a favor de condenarle.Si bien Trump ya no es presidente, una condena por impeachment aún podría resultar en su inhabilitación para volver a postularse a cargo público alguno, eliminando sus esperanzas de un nuevo asalto a la Casa Blanca en 2024.Sea cual sea el resultado del juicio en el Senado que comienza esta semana, Trump ya ostenta el dudoso récord de ser el único cargo público en la historia de los EEUU a nivel federal en ser sometido a dos procesos de impeachment.Pero entonces, ¿cuáles son las posturas de los bandos?LA ACUSACIÓN: LOS DEMÓCRATASEl argumento central que esgrimen los demócratas es la influencia que ejerció Trump desde su cargo para arengar a la multitud de manifestantes a irrumpir violentamente en el Capitolio e interferir con la labor parlamentaria de la certificación de votos.A diferencia del juicio político anterior, la intervención del expresidente en este suceso fue de carácter público: no sólo hay muchos testigos del hecho, sino también videos y declaraciones del presidente realizadas por redes sociales.Llevar adelante este proceso responde a tres objetivos generales:Garantizar desde el gobierno una respuesta punitiva a un atentado contra las instituciones nacionales; es decir, que el evento tenga consecuencias tangibles para sus auspiciadores.Prohibir que Trump vuelva a ocupar el cargo (es decir, impedirle que se presente nuevamente a elecciones) y remover los beneficios que recibe como expresidente.Salario público y seguridad del Servicio Secreto, entre otros.Desmotivar el apoyo del electorado a la figura de Trump.Respecto a la estrategia querellante, varios de los gestores del juicio político en la Cámara querían un testimonio de primera mano para ayudar a probar que Trump incitó los disturbios. Algunas de las ideas fueronLograr que los oficiales de la policía del Capitolio cuenten sus historias sobre la lucha contra los asaltantes.Invitar a los funcionarios republicanos de Georgia que fueron presionados por Trump para que anularan el conteo electoral del estado.Sin embargo, figuras como Chuck Schumer y Nancy Pelosi se han manifestado a favor de que el proceso avance rápidamente, argumentando que no necesariamente se necesitan testigos ya que los crímenes de Trump están a la vista y documentados.Cabe recordar que los demócratas no tienen mucho tiempo que perder ya que la agenda presidencial demanda espacio en el Congreso y presentar testigos ralentizaría el proceso.Además, 45 republicanos del Senado ya se han decidido a apoyar la inconstitucionalidad del juicio tanto en los prolegómenos del juicio como en el primer debate del juicio celebrado este martes.En principio, no está previsto que el juicio dure más de una semana y hay una gran improbabilidad de conseguir el apoyo bipartidista necesario para aprobar el impeachment y las sanciones derivadas de una condena.LA DEFENSA: TRUMPLa defensa asienta sus argumentos en dos pilares:La negación de que Trump incentivó a sus partidarios a la violencia."Se niega que el presidente Trump haya puesto en peligro la seguridad de Estados Unidos y sus instituciones de gobierno", escribieron sus abogados en un escrito para el juicio. “Se niega que amenazara la integridad del sistema democrático, interfiriera con la transición pacífica de poder o pusiera en peligro un rama de gobierno equiparable”.También sostienen que estaba protegido por la Primera Enmienda para "expresar su creencia de que los resultados de las elecciones eran sospechosos".Libertad de expresión, vaya.La supuesta inconstitucionalidad del juicio político debido a que Trump ya no se encuentra en ejercicio de sus funciones como presidente.Esto es muy controvertido ya que, en primer lugar, la Cámara demandó a Trump cuando este todavía se encontraba desempeñando su cargo.Además, varios juristas coinciden en que la destitución del cargo es solo la sanción mínima aplicable al funcionario encontrado culpable, lo que no lo exime de recibir otras sanciones.Chuck Cooper, un veterano y respetado abogado constitucional conservador, escribió este artículo de opinión en The Wall Street Journal donde desarrolla ese argumento.EL JUEGO POLÍTICODemócratas y republicanos se juegan mucho crédito político en las próximas semanas conforme el nombre de Trump vuelve a acaparar la atención mediática que había perdido en los primeros pasos de la administración de Biden.Poco se habla de la efectividad que ha tenido el bloqueo de Trump en plataformas como Facebook y Twitter, le parezca a uno bien o mal.Y lo que tienen que valorar los partidos es cómo de expuestos quieren quedar tras este juicio de impeachment:Los demócratas se arriesgan a apartar el foco de Biden y de las primeras medidas políticas de su presidencia, incluido el paquete de estímulo de 1.9 billones de dólares que ahora avanza por reconciliación presupuestaria por el Capitolio.Del lado contrario, pocas figuras como Trump han conseguido aunar al electorado demócrata de la forma en la que lo ha logrado el expresidente.Las encuestas están de su lado: una mayoría de estadounidenses apoyan condenar a Trump por incitación a la insurrección.Los republicanos se arriesgan a convertirse en antagonistas del electorado republicano, que sigue teniendo una alta lealtad hacia Trump. Al mismo tiempo, un voto en contra del impeachment quedará grabado en la historia si los demócratas logran presentar un muy buen caso contra el expresidente.Del lado contrario, apoyar a Trump puede servir como retrato de un partido demócrata incapaz de pasar página de cara a las elecciones de medio mandato de 2022 en las que necesitan una base republicana activa: enfadada y dispuesta a arrasar a los demócratas.Claro que mantener en el mismo partido político a las Liz Cheney (establishment moderado proimpeachment) y las Marjorie Taylor Greene (trumpismo reaccionario) promete dejar una bomba de relojería en medio del GOP.La gran pregunta, por tanto, será ver cuánto dura el juicio.Si no se presentan más pruebas o se cita a testigos, es posible que la votación se celebre este mismo fin de semana y el próximo lunes el juicio de impeachment sea solo otra página en la historia reciente de EEUU.En el podcast, hablamos de la primera jornada del juicio y lo que cabe esperar de los próximos días ahora que acusación y defensa ya han mostrado sus primeras cartas.¿Desea saber más? The Washington Post tiene un conteo de whip de los senadores que ya se han posicionado casi definitivamente sobre su voto. Y The New York Times tiene un genial reportaje gráfico de los diferentes pasos del impeachment, los ya dados y los que se podrían dar en los próximos días.🤓 Qué están leyendo en…Washington D.C.: ‘El paquete de estímulo de Biden es admirablemente ambicioso. Pero también plantea algunos grandes riesgos’ por Lawrence H. Summers en The Washington Post. (en inglés; 6 minutos).Larry Summers fue Secretario del Tesoro durante dos años en la era Clinton y director del Consejo Económico Nacional de la Casa Blanca durante otros dos de la era Obama. La columna que firmó esta semana para el Post generó mucho ruido en D.C. porque ponía en duda la ambición del paquete de estímulo de Biden, valorado en 1.9 billones de dólares, por los problemas que podría acarrear en el futuro; a grandes rasgos: inflación e inestabilidad económica. La respuesta ha sido contundente. La gente de Biden, incluida la Secretaria del Tesoro actual Janet Yellen, han contestado a Summers argumentando que este no es el momento de quedarse cortos, algo que ya le pasó a Obama en 2009 tras la crisis económica de 2008 cuando dejó guiarse por la presión republicana y aprobar un estímulo que a todas luces se quedó corto. Summers alega que el momento es distinto, y que el paquete es excesivamente caro, pero Yellen asegura que la inflación es un riesgo que están dispuestos a correr porque tienen las herramientas para controlarla. La otra pregunta es: ¿están los demócratas gastando demasiado crédito político cuando en unos meses van a querer aprobar otro paquete de infraestructura trillonario? Este explainer de Vox lo analiza todo detenidamente.Silicon Valley: ‘El nuevo consejero delegado de Amazon, Andy Jassy, puede o ayudar a los trabajadores y vendedores —o automatizarlos a todos’ por Christopher Mims en The Wall Street Journal. (en inglés; 8 minutos).He estado leyendo mucho sobre el relevo de Andy Jassy en Amazon estos días. Me gustaron mucho las columnas de Ben Thompson sobre Jeff Bezos y la de Casey Newton sobre los retos de Jassy, pero he querido destacar esta de Mims en el WSJ porque me parece que Amazon se enfrenta a un reto diferente al que tienen por delante compañías Big Tech como Apple, Facebook y Google, menos dependientes del mundo físico (y en territorio estadounidense). Piensa: empleados de almacenes, transportistas, vendedores en su plataforma. Amazon puede automatizarlo todo en una transición de no demasiados años y Jassy será muy probablemente el encargado de lidiar con la supervisión de ese proceso. Salvo que quiera optar por otro camino. Lo que es evidente es que el escrutinio sobre la compañía no va a dejar de crecer, con lo que la relación entre megaconglomerado y sus cientos de miles de empleados va a ser uno de los grande focos del debate en torno al futuro del trabajo. Y con votos sindicales y audiencias de comités congresuales de por medio, la guerra promete volverse muy cruda.Hollywood: ‘Las muchas vidas de Steven Yeun’ por Jay Caspian Kang en The New York Times. (en inglés; 32 minutos).Es difícil encontrar estos días buenos perfiles de actores de Hollywood porque se están estrenando pocas películas, pero Caspian King hace un gran trabajo diseccionando la que para mí es una de las figuras más fascinantes de los actores asiático-americanos (¡junto con John Cho! ¡Y Awkwafina!). Yeun es más conocido por interpretar a Glenn en The Walking Dead, pero también hemos visto al actor nacido en Corea en cintas independientes como Orígenes y en largometrajes de cineastas de su país de origen como Okja y la más reciente, y brutalísima, Burning. Este año despunta con Minari, una semiautobiografía del cineasta estadounidense Lee Isaac Chung sobre una familia coreana que se muda a la Arkansas rural de los años 80. Caspian King aprovecha ese contexto para una radiografía verdaderamente emotiva sobre la identidad asiático-americana, las familias inmigrantes y el retrato que se hace de todo ello en el cine. Muy top leerlo hasta el final.😆 Quitándole la graciaLa Super Bowl dejó un partido poco emocionante (qué pesaos son Gronk y Brady) y un Half Time Show algo descafeinado por culpa de un The Weeknd que quiso todo el protagonismo para sí mismo —aunque es probable que tuviera limitaciones de espectáculo con motivo de la pandemia. Pero lo que sí quedaron fueron algunos memes, y eso siempre se agradece.El más viral, aunque pasajero y casi que ya anticuado, es el que usa un pequeño extracto en el que The Weeknd entra en una especie de laberinto de espejos y parece estar realmente perdido. Mis favoritos son este de cuando te pierdes en el parque de atracciones porque has entrado en la tienda de golosinas a por una bolsa de chuches:Y este otro de cuando te cierran el museo en unos minutos y tienes que darte prisa para ver lo mucho que te queda pendiente:De lo demás, me quedo con este otro meme sobre los bailarines que acompañaron al artista (“Esta es la vez que más mascarillas se han usado en Florida desde hace meses”):Y con este otro sobre lo que la pizza rolls ven cuando se están haciendo en el microondas:Y en vídeos e imágenes que te alegrarán el día:Jack Black haciendo de Thor.Un juicio gatuno inesperado.Otro buen meme de The Weeknd perdido, pero NSFW.Un complejo meme con final triste.Un buen meme de acento británico.Un buen meme sobre lo viejo-meme que eres.Un gran vídeo de mascotas.Un gran meme de historia de conquistas rusas infructuosas:🤩 Un vídeo para celebrar la vuelta del hijo pródigo de YouTubeDavid Dobrik ha vuelto a YouTube y eso debe celebrarse. Ni en Twitch ni en esta newsletter he escondido jamás la devoción que siento por este chaval, quizá el youtuber más divertido y buena hente con el que jamás me he topado. El tipo llevaba alejado de los ruedos de la plataforma desde el comienzo de la pandemia, un drama solo superado por el cierre de las salas de cine neoyorquinas. Y pese a que sí ha dedicado más atención a su podcast, lo que muchos queríamos era que nos actualizara sobre su vida con un vídeo.Eso sí, su nueva aparición es en su canal secundario: David Dobrik Too. Es decir, no es uno de sus vídeos intensamente bien editados que siempre duran 4:20, en homenaje a la cultura del cannabis. En esta ocasión Dobrik enseña su nueva increíble mansión, le regala dos coches a dos de sus asistentes e inaugura el estudio donde desde ahora rodarán las entrevistas de su podcast Views. El primer episodio con Halsey ya está disponible.Es posible que hasta que Los Ángeles no vuelva a la normalidad prepandemia, Dobrik tampoco lo haga con las publicaciones semanales de su canal, pero cabe agradecer que al menos él y su tropa de pirados seguirán en YouTube de forma forma algo más contenida. Entre cuatro paredes, vaya.👋 Y para terminar...Una recomendación.[Esta sección ha sido asaltada por Anita Pereyra]Mientras esperamos que Emilio termine de ver Bridgerton (yo sugiero que tomen asiento y se pongan cómodos para esperar), les traigo una recomendación de miniserie histórica que vale mucho más la pena: El bazar de la caridad.Está basada en un evento que solía organizarse en París en 1885, tristemente conocido por un incendio que consumió el edificio y se cobró la vida de más de cien personas (la mayoría mujeres pertenecientes a la aristocracia). La historia sigue el hilo de tres mujeres que sobreviven a la tragedia y luego deben afrontar las consecuencias.Los guiños de época alcanzan una amplia variedad de ámbitos: política, valores sociales, novedades tecnológicas, moda. Tiene personajes femeninos memorables, expuestos a debates morales muy interesantes, y el guión dramático está tejido cual telaraña: impecable. La clave es sobrevivir al primer capítulo.Hasta la semana que viene, This is a public episode. Get access to private episodes at www.lawikly.com/subscribe

Jay Caspian Kang, the author and narrator of this week’s Sunday Read, spoke with the actor Steven Yeun over Zoom at the end of last year. The premise of their conversations was Mr. Yeun’s latest starring role, in “Minari” — a film about a Korean immigrant family that takes up farming in the rural South.They discussed the usual things: Mr. Yeun’s childhood, his parents and acting career — which includes a seven-year stint on the hugely popular television series “The Walking Dead.” But the topic of conversation kept circling back to something much deeper.Today on The Sunday Read, Jay’s profile and meditation on Asian-American identity.This story was written by Jay Caspian Kang. To hear more audio stories from publishers like The New York Times, download Audm for iPhone or Android.

This 3rd season of Breadcrumbs will take us on a biographic journey as we look for God's leading in the lives of followers of Jesus. This 1st episode shines a light on the life of Alex Yeun, one of Bread of Life's English Pastoral Assistants.

Rubrique:nouvelles Auteur: mervez Lecture: Christiane-JehanneDurée: 46min Fichier: 42 Mo Résumé du livre audio: Après « Yeun ellez », nous retrouvons Mary… pour une nouvelle enquête … Extrait : « C'était seulement deux jours auparavant que le patron l'avait convoquée dans son bureau. - Mary, j'ai pour vous une affaire délicate. Doublement délicate, soupira-t-il… Mary savait par expérience qu'il était inutile de poser des questions : elle attendit." Cet enregistrement est mis à disposition sous un contrat Creative Commons.

This episode we continue our Visionary Sci-Fi Festival. The third movie in our 4-part series we dive deep into the 2017 Netflix original movie Okja, written and directed by Bong Joon-Ho. To truly dive deep on this film we have to spoil, so consider this your spoiler alert. Make sure to play along with each festival and leave comments so we can interact with you and remember to subscribe to the channel if you like what you see. Follow us for more interaction and content: INSTAGRAM: https://instagram.com/deepdivefilmschool TWITTER: https://twitter.com/ddfspodcast FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/deepdivefilmschool Join our growing community for new videos every Friday!

The bros continue their hiatus from theatrical films and decide to review their first foreign film, Burning. The boys discuss the movie's breathtaking cinematography, the purposeful ambiguity in its storytelling and whether or not the film's payoff was worth waiting for.

Earlier this year, actor Steven Yeun joined us to talk about his role in the Oscar-shortlisted Korean film, ‘Burning.' We talked about other topics too, and this week, for the first time, we're airing that part of the conversation. Yeun tells us about getting his start in the industry and what he's looking for in future roles. Plus, a visit to the set of Sebastian Lelio's new film ‘Gloria Bell.'

It's Tuesday. Elise Hu steps in the hosting chair for Sam and gets deep with Yeun on why he's sick of talking about Asian identity, his time as Glenn Rhee on The Walking Dead, and his new South Korean thriller. Send thoughts about the episode to Elise at ehu@npr.org or tweet her @elisewho.

Listen in for our review of Chang-dong Lee's searing Korean film 'Burning.' Trust us, this one's a serious awards contender. It's our Pop Take on this richly rewarding film from the press screening at Austin's Fantastic Fest. 'Burning' opens in limited release November 9.

It's hard to coin Steven Yeun's year as "breakthrough" since the South Korean actor has been a figure in the public's eye since his first appearance as Glenn from AMC's The Walking Dead in 2010. But with starring roles in both Boots Riley's Sorry to Bother You and Chang Dong Lee's Burning in 2018, he has all but cemented himself as a leading man on the independent film scene. It's been a long road to get to this point. In the years between the role that made him famous and now, Yeun found himself on set feeling more like a placeholder than an actual human being. In the end, he found that growth stems from self-motivation. For him, this meant taking on meatier projects and ignoring those that were nothing more than a nice paycheck.

This week on TIFF Long Take, Rob and Geoff sit down with one of the film’s most exciting young actors, Steven Yeun. Steven is probably best known for his role as Glenn Rhee on 'The Walking Dead', but since leaving the show has leaned more towards independent and international cinema with roles in Bong Joon-ho’s 'Okja', Boots Riley’s 'Sorry To Bother You', and, most recently, Lee Chang Dong’s 'Burning'. The Korean thriller premiered at Cannes to rave reviews and is the first film to feature Yeun in a starring role. Yeun talks about the films and filmmakers that influenced him growing up, why he was initially hesitant to make a film in Korea, and what makes Lee Chang Dong so special. He also talks about how he prepares for his roles, the under-representation of Asian Americans in Hollywood films, and why thinks he wouldn’t have been offered a role as substantial as ‘Burning’ in the United States.

***Warning - this episode contains major spoilers*** This week, Guy Branum and Margaret Wappler are joined by Bay Area comedian and two-time Emmy winning writer Kevin Avery. He was head writer on Totally Biased w/ Kamau Bell, staff writer on Last Week Tonight w/ John Oliver and writer on The Jim Jeffries Show. The gang is deep diving into Boots Riley's new movie Sorry to Bother You. Guy, Kevin and Margaret discover that, like Sorry to Bother You's Cassius Green, they all worked as telemarketers. Plus Guy reveals the film's best actor and Kevin tells us about the time he asked Boots for help on a short film. All Abouts Margaret is all about Bhad Bhabie- a troubled Florida teen turned rapper based off of a performance on Dr. Phil where she was a guest with her mom. There's this really smart analysis of the Bhad Bhabie phenomenon in the NY Times by Jamie Lauren Keiles who breaks down what she means for the entertainment industry. Kevin is all about not being about Drake's latest song and the dance challenge it spawned that's sweeping the nation: In My Feelings. The challenge even got Will Smith dancing on a bridge. Guy is all about the hard-working, talented, and badass Korean-Canadian actress Sandra Oh, who has had to work twice as hard to get half as far in entertainment. She's finally getting her due as the first woman of Asian descent to be nominated for an Emmy in the category of lead actress for Killing Eve. With Guy Branum, Margaret Wappler, and Kevin Avery. That's My Jam: Margaret - The Coup - 5 Million Ways to Kill a C.E.O. Kevin- Justin Timberlake - Higher Higher. Guy - Years & Years - All For You. You can let us know what you think of Pop Rocket and suggest topics in our Facebook group or via @PopRocket on Twitter. If you haven't already, follow us on Instagram. Produced by Laura Swisher for MaximumFun.org. Edited by Shana Daloria.

In a reality not so distant from our own, poverty has consumed much of Oakland, making life difficult for Cassius Green. However, after finding success at a telemarketing company, "Cash" starts living comfortably. Unfortunately that comes at a price as he begins to lose sight of what is important in his life.   Admir and Chris discuss one of the most daring films of the year. The boys contemplate Boots Riley's thematic choices, explore the film's stylistic presence and ask a question or two about its off-the-wall plot.

In a reality not so distant from our own, poverty has consumed much of Oakland, making life difficult for Cassius Green. However, after finding huge success at a telemarketing company, "Cash" starts living comfortably. Unfortunately that comes at a price as he begins to lose sight of what is important in his life. In this episode, Admir and Chris discuss one of the most daring films of 2018. The boys contemplate some of the thematic decisions Boots Riley made, explore the film's stylistic presence and ask a question or two about its plot choices. 

Sarah Mason and Jake Essoe review Steve Yeun (The Walking Dead) new film, MAYHEM, streaming exclusively on Shudder as well as SMALL TOWN CRIME, SUBURBICON and TNT's THE ALIENIST in Episode 319: Mayhem of The Harold & Maudecast. Fans who are still crying over the disturbing demise of Glenn at the hands of Negan (and Lucille) on The Walking Dead, may decide AMC did Steve Yeun a favor by axing his character. In his new horror film, MAYHEM, written by Matias Caruso, directed by Joe Lynch, Yeun proves himself worthy of a whole lot more than zombie guts. After an unsuccessful attempt to plea for his job that he was unjustly fired from, lawyer Derek Cho (Steve Yeun)is escorted out of his firm. He doesn't get far as the building has been quarantined due to a strange virus. Chaos breaks out throughout the building as victims of the illness lose self-control acting out their wildest, deadliest impulses. Also infected, Derek joins forces with a former client who has a grudge of her own. The duo savagely fight their way to the top floor where the corrupt executives await their wrath. MAYHEM is fantastic! Thanks to a fun, smart, tight, script and killer performance by Steve Yeun who affirms his leading man potential. Samara Weaving (THREE BILLBOARDS OUTSIDE EBBING MISSOURI) lends the perfect dark comic support as Melanie, Derek's partner in revenge. Casting Dallas Roberts as Lester "The Reaper", the Human Resources Director, is a fun TWD reunion--remember Milton, Woodbury's resident doctor? There's tons of gore and action for hardcore horror fans but the breakout stars of this film are Yeun and screenwriter Matias Caruso. We can't wait to see what they [both] do next. Big Justice. We give it a 9/10. Also in this episode we review SMALL TOWN CRIME starring indie king, John Hawkes. The film co-stars Anthony Anderson and Octavio Spencer who also executive produces the film and is directed by The Nelms Brothers (WAFFLE STREET). Listen to the podcast for plot recap and our review. Additionally we review TNT's The Alienist, based on Caleb Carr's book starring Daniel Brühl (INGLORIOUS BASTERDS), Dakota Fanning (TWILIGHT series) and Luke Evans (BEAUTY AND THE BEAST). Continuing our series 'Rotten Tomatoes F*cked Me Wrong', we take a look at SUBURBICON, written by The Coen Brothers and Directed by George Clooney, starring Matt Damon, Julianne Moore and Oscar Isaac. If you're a fan of the Coens, you're gonna wanna listen to our review, and see the film! For more podcasts, reviews and more visit www.thehmcnetwork.com

Christian and Ian have never killed anybody at the office, but they've thought about it.  We are back to round our last episode of the year; list making is imminent. Our new movie review is for another office-set murder spree, MAYHEM. Our Movie from the Crypt is the chilly, Nazi zombie horror comedy, DEAD SNOW. We also discuss having sex in an outhouse, Norway, and The Muppet Christmas Carol. We'd love to hear your thoughts, questions, or any requests you have. You can contact us at: ItsOnlyFeedback@gmail.com or on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Letterboxd. 

This episode we talked with our final Podcast Challenge winner, Dina, who called us all the way from Germany! Dina is a recent fan of Bruce Lee. She grew up in East Germany, the German Democratic Republic, and she never heard anything about Bruce Lee. She thinks Bruce Lee wasn’t mentioned in the GDR because he had “made it” in the Western world and people from Western countries were not talked about in the GDR. Dina just discovered Bruce Lee last year when she and her boyfriend watched “Way of the Dragon,” last December. Her boyfriend grew up in Western Germany has been a huge fan of Bruce Lee since he was young. Finally, he convinced Dina to watch a Bruce Lee movie. She thought the movie was really fantastic and it touched her. The humor in the film surprised and delighted her since she sat down expecting a serious action film. Bruce Lee was like Superman, but without any special effects. It was so impressive and she could see that everything was real, the muscles, the fast moves, something you can only achieve today with computers. She thought, “He must have a special super power.” After the movie, they watched the footage on the DVD and Dina found out what Bruce Lee’s super power is, his philosophy. That’s when Dina decided she had to research Bruce Lee further. After the movie, Dina’s boyfriend gave her a book, “The Life and Tragic Death of Bruce Lee,” which is a biography Bruce’s wife Linda wrote in the 70’s. Dina would read some of the stories aloud when she and her boyfriend would sit down to breakfast or lunch. She then searched online for more about Bruce Lee and that is how she discovered the podcast  Dina decided to participate in the Podcast Challenge because she’s always been interested in working on herself. She finds it is important to not stand still and to get better for oneself. Bruce Lee’s perspective on being the everlasting student especially impressed Dina and that way of life was something she wanted to pursue herself. She wanted to know what would happen to her if she applied this philosophy. After completing the Podcast Challenge, Dina’s takeaway is that it was hard, but also fun. Before the Challenge, when an episode particularly resonated with her, Dina would try and do the Action Item for that episode. With the Podcast Challenge, she says all that came together and helped her to take her inner development more seriously and to put it in focus. At the beginning of the Challenge, Dina says she was not the best student. She wasn’t journaling or saying her affirmations out loud, she thought she could just recall her affirmations to mind and that would be enough. Dina found that this doesn’t work and by the 3rd or 4th day she decided that she had to take the time in the mornings to do it properly. Dina’s affirmations: (1) Will power: I will bring the power of my will into action at least once daily e.g. getting one unloved task done (at work or at home) (2) Be water: I won't be in the opposite and rigid but I will be neutral to any at first sight strange or nonsense things that happen or are going to happen and will try to adapt myself, look at them from a positive side and so change them by adapting to my favor or put my mark on them (3) I will recognize /be conscious of my negative feelings and hold back an outward reaction as soon as I recognize them. I'll take a pause in these situations, calm down, analyze why I am negative about it (analyze my fears) and give a response later or maybe no response. In best cases I try to see something good in it or try to reframe it to something positive. Once she started to read her affirmations out loud, Dina found she was thinking deeper about them and that the words gave her energy. They became a daily reminder, especially for her second and third affirmations which she thinks she has to work extra hard on. Dina’s third affirmation was helpful in her workplace. She works for a large corporation and sometimes she gets notified about things or has to do tasks that don’t make sense. She found that being more open in those situations created a better dialogue between her and her coworkers and that people became more helpful when she didn’t have a negative attitude about the situation. It energized Dina and the people around her. For the second part of the Challenge, Dina said, “I would feel better in my body if I would sleep at least 7hrs per night.” She only accomplished that goal for half of the Challenge, but the rest of the time she slept her usual 5-6 hours a night. Even though going to sleep earlier was getting Dina more sleep, it wasn’t making her happier. She has a full-time job and by going to sleep earlier she was cutting into her time to do her hobbies and whatever her household needs. While her body was feeling better in the mornings, her mind wasn’t happy giving up doing the activities in the evening that bring her joy. The balance between feeling fulfilled in life and caring for her body is a problem that Dina can continue to experiment with. Dina discovered the third action item of “Letting others be,” to be the most difficult for her. She framed it as, “Letting others be / live in harmony by not saying or thinking anything negative about anyone else or myself or trying to reframe negative thoughts into positive ones or just being happy with them when they are.” Even though Dina is not one to comment negatively about others, she found that others like to talk to her about other people. She didn’t realize that people liked to gossip with her, and found it hard to refrain from commenting when a colleague would come to her and ask, What do you think of person X or Y?“ or “He/she is so this-and-that, don‘t you think so?“ She found that it was very difficult to refrain from commenting, but tried to remain positive about everyone. Dina worked on different responses to these situations, either just having a non-committal response or if she had to say something bad about someone she would also say something good about them. She noticed that the negative talk would stick with her longer than the positive talk, but that there is also a time when criticism has to be given to improve someone’s performance. Sometimes you have to let your emotions our and it is okay to vent, but with a trusted friend or partner instead of with everyone. If you vent with everyone then you can become the person that everyone brings their gossip talk to, and that’s never a good thing. #AAHA Dina nominated Korean American actor Steven Yeun and she knows him from the TV show he’s on, The Walking Dead. Steven Yeun plays the character Glenn in the show, and Dina thinks that he does a wonderful job. Yuen was born in Seoul, South Korea and grew up in Michigan. He received a bachelor’s degree in psychology with a concentration in neuroscience and became involved in the improv scene in Chicago before moving to Los Angeles in 2009. In 2010, Yeun was cast as Glenn on AMC’s The Walking Dead. Yeun is also an investor of The Bun Shop, a Korean-Mediterranean fusion restaurant in Koreatown, Los Angeles. Steven Yeun, we think you’re awesome! #BruceLeeMoment Dina shares her #BruceLeeMoment: “It’s all a process. I realized that everything that Bruce Lee says, his legacy, that I am able to use this in my own process, to develop myself. This is actually not a Bruce Lee Moment, but it is a Bruce Lee ongoing moment. What I learned is to start, just to start, jump into cold water, and not to have everything ready and perfect. The “Oh I can’t start before I have prepared on this or that.” That is something I learned from Bruce Lee. To start, to fail a little bit, learn from that, and do it again. Maybe make some adjustments on it as I experienced doing the challenge. Better done than perfect. If something is done then it is perfect but never done. To me this is sort of fun. Although it is work, it means fun and a lot of things that I can research into myself. It piqued my curiosity.” If you’re interested in doing the challenge, check it out at BruceLee.com/podcastchallenge.  Share your #AAHAs, #BruceLeeMoments, and #TakeAction progress with us at hello@brucelee.com.

At the TEDMED Conference in Palm Springs, CA I had the chance to interview people from interesting startups. These brief interviews will appear in the coming months interspersed with our regular episodes. Chee-Yeun Chung, a neuroscientist from Korea, was captivated by the idea that cures for neurodegenerative diseases, such as Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s and ALS, could be found by doing experiments on yeast cells. Conventional approaches to neurodegenerative diseases had proved problematic. However, an MIT professor, the late Dr. Susan Lindquist, saw a remarkable connection between yeast cells and the human neuron that could offer a solution. This evolutionary conservation, the scientific name for the unlikely connection, might lead to a platform for finding human cures. The promise of quickly evaluating compounds on simple yeast cells opened up the possibility of testing large numbers of potential treatments. Such massive experimentation could not be done with the much more complex human neuron. Chee was thus inspired to become a scientific co-founder of Yumanity Therapeutics, the corporate embodiment of Dr. Lindquist’s passionate vision. With $47 million is Series A money, Yumanity has developed ultra-high throughput methods for testing the ability of large numbers of compounds to improve the functioning of yeast cells purposely afflicted with a certain defect. The defect, protein misfolding, is implicated as a cause of neurodegenerative diseases. Compounds found promising in treating yeast cells are then evaluated in human neurons in which protein misfolding is present. Yumanity has also developed methods to figure out the mechanism of action of these compounds based on yeast genetics and protein network analyses. The result has been the discovery of promising compounds that might become cures. Yumanity believes that its progress over the past two years will justify a Series B raise.  The new money is expected to take the existing compounds to clinical trials. For more details see annotated transcript at: [link to episode page to be added here] Topics covered include: Chee-Yeun Chung Bio Yeast Cells as a Model for Human Neurons – The Simplest Cells Used to Model the Most Complex Induce Protein Misfolding in Yeast – Test for Compounds that Alleviate Symptoms – Find Candidates to Treat Protein Misfolding in Human Neurons – Protein Misfolding Cause of Alzheimer’s Etc. Take Skin Cells from a Parkinson’s Patients, turn them into Stem Cells, Make the Stem Cells into Human Neurons with Misfolded Proteins – Neurons Then Used to Validate “Treatments” Found in Yeast Tests “There [were] a lot of evolutionary conservation between yeast and human neurons. And the compound worked in yeast and also worked in human neurons. So, this to us presented an amazing opportunity where we can create a drug discovery platform using yeast and human patient derived neurons.” New Approaches Sorely Needed, Previous Approaches by Pharma to Find Treatments for Neurodegenerative Diseases Failed Tony Coles, Yumanity CEO Raised $47 Million Series A to Maximize Freedom of Action & Long-term Support – Sanofi & Biogen Participating Two Years into Series A – Promising Results Justify Series B Raise The Biggest Obstacle Has Been the Chemistry – How to Make the Compounds Soluble, Stable Etc. without Compromising Efficacy What Led Chee to Give Up a Safe Position in a Leading Lab to Risk Being is a Startup Yumanity Hopes to Be in Clinical Trials Within 2 Years – Promising Compounds Have Already Been Identified Working in Yumanity Chee Has Gained a Greater Appreciation of Focus and Team Work Flexibility and Intense Communication Within the Team Have Proved Essential to Success Sought Advice from Others Experienced with Startup Culture – Listened to Advice Chee on Her Late Mentor Dr. Susan Lindquist The Late Susan Lindquist found Her Work on the Evolutionary Conservation between Yeast and Human Neurons No Accepted by the Scientific Community, Yet She Persevered Due to the Grit of Susan Lindquist, the Yeast-to-Human Neuron Platform for Drug Discovery Is Becoming a Reality

The season opener of The Walking Dead has seemingly impacted everyone–including those who haven't even seen it! With actor Steven Yeun at the center of all the chatter, he may be on track to be the next major Hollywood star. Matt outlines the parallels with other break-through performers and runs down a history of People of Color in White Hollywood. Is this prediction controversial or clairvoyant? You decide on this riveting episode of Pod Sequentialism with Matt Kennedy! Follow Pod Sequentialism! Twitter: @PodSeq T-shirts:https://www.teepublic.com/user/meltdownnetwork Produced by Mason Booker Engineered by Mason Booker Theme music “Rumble” provided by www.Bensound.com

Steven Yeun moved to Canada from Seoul, South Korea when he was a yound kid, then shortly afterwards to Michigan. Steven talks about difficulty making a major move like that and how he reacted as a kid, how his parents expected him to be a doctor but his heart lead him to acting, we talk about how he met his current long term girlfriend, why he was sych a bad bartender, his love for Jimmy Johns Sandwiches, auditioning for Frank Darabont, how the cast and crew reacted to the show runner changes over the course of the show, improv, comedy, sketch, living in Chicago, Christianity, being a bratty kid, his friendship with Daily Show correspondant Jordan Klepper, comic cons, becoming famous almost over night, voice overs, Chew, producing, writing, Drunk History and so much more! Please Listen! Please Share! Please Enjoy!!   Follow me on Twitter @ejscott @EJPodcast Instagram @ejscott1106 www.ejscott.com Choroideremia Research Fpundation www.curechm.org

We've got an extra special episode for you this week! Tyler went to college with Steven Yeun who you can catch as Glenn on AMC's mega-hit The Walking Dead. The guys talk to Steven about what it was like to go from being just an average Chicago improv dude to one of the biggest stars in television history. Yeun also opens up about what it's like being an Asian-American actor in Hollywood and what he'd like to see change.

On this week's show, actor Steven Yeun talks about how his character Glenn from the hit show The Walking Dead keeps his spirits up amid a zombie apocalypse. Yeun also lets loose his master improv chops in the Wits Game Show. Plus, rock band Motion City Soundtrack debuts a song written specifically for Glenn and tells us where Motion City is actually located. And, we get to know the gritty life of chain restaurant workers in suburban America.

Is there really a gender double standard when it comes to interracial dating?  This week Karyn and Erin react to some questionable comments.  Plus, what does one wear on a New Kids on the Block cruise?  Make sure to pack your formal stretchy pants.  

Today Kumail and Emily are joined by Steve Yeun, aka Glenn on The Walking Dead, to talk about being a minority on TV, zombies, comic books, Steve's lifelong love of RPGs, and more! Plus we have fun with #videogamebands, Matthew Burnside joins us to talk Tomb Raider and gaming news, and Steve tells us a ghost story or two.

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