For season eight of The Flash, Barry Allen aka The Flash will be sporting some fancy new footwear — a pair of gold boots!
Neil Bui
Neil Bui
Neil Bui is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of Dorkaholics, an AAPI-led entertainment publication dedicated to covering film, television, gaming, anime, comics, and pop culture through an inclusive lens. Since launching the outlet in 2014, he has built Dorkaholics into a trusted independent media platform, conducting hundreds of interviews with actors, filmmakers, writers, and game developers while covering major industry events such as San Diego Comic-Con and Anime Expo. Through his reporting, he is committed to elevating underrepresented voices, fostering meaningful conversations, and making entertainment journalism more accessible and representative of the communities it serves.
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Daniel Craig bids adieu to his sixteen-year run as M16 Agent/Commander James Bond on a high note in No Time to Die.
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‘Among the Stars’ humanizes astronauts and the people who work alongside them in order to ensure the success of their space mission.
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The Many Saints of Newark feels like a familiar piece of tv, that effectively uses the moviegoing experience to draw you into this prequel.
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Film & TVMarvel ComicsReviews
The Legend of ‘Shang-Chi’ and Breaking Records
by Neil Buiby Neil BuiRight from the start, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings is reminiscent of old Chinese cinema in a good way.
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Film & TVInterviewsMarvel ComicsVideos
Meet Andy Le: Death Dealer in ‘Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings’
by Neil Buiby Neil BuiMeet Andy Le, the actor and martial artist playing Death Dealer in Marvel’s latest blockbuster, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings.
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DC FanDome, a virtual and free event for fans, returns this year on Saturday, October 16 at 10 AM PDT.
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Dorkaholics’ Neil Bui interviewed Haruka Abe who stars in Snake Eyes: G.I. Joe Origins as the Arashikage Clan’s head of security, Akiko.
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Andrew Koji was an absolute pleasure to interview about Asian representation, stunt work, and the themes of family in ‘Snake Eyes.’
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Dreams, family, and community are at the heart of ‘In The Heights’ and will remind any with a dream that they are powerful, not powerless.