Cinephile Kevin Nguyen is impressed by Netflix’s Watch Instantly and Hulu.com’s feature-length film offerings, because now he doesn’t have to leave Twitter or Facebook to see a movie.
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For some people, a haircut is important; for others, it isn’t. But for Kevin Nguyen, hair isn’t about how it looks, but where you get it cut.
Introducing three new series to the site—one about Europe, one about Asia, and one about the craziness that is this year’s presidential election.
Economist Kevin Nguyen explains the country’s economic woes to his younger sister, using Pokémon as an analogy. Seriously.
Kevin Nguyen experiences terror at 500 feet and dropping, with a stiff crosswind.
Kevin Nguyen and his family take a break from forwarding each other funny pictures to discuss the Governor of Alaska’s veep credentials.
Kevin Nguyen examines the forces behind the recent swell of extraordinary, intelligent television.
Ebert-acolyte Kevin Nguyen reviews the unreleased children’s film “Beverly Hills Chihuahua,” which bears more resemblance to “A Clockwork Orange” than your usual Disney picture.
Kevin Nguyen contends that newspapers don’t need a radical change to survive online; they just have to adapt their old success to a new age.
Kevin Nguyen argues that the oil crisis will bring out the best in America’s capitalist instincts.
