Alexis Ong

1 week ago | reactormag.com | Alexis Ong

Over the last week I’ve divided my days between two vastly different pockets of medieval life. One, the sweeping colonial power fantasy of Civilization VII—the newest entry in Sid Meier’s beloved game series which has, over years, sucked away almost a thousand hours of my life. The other, a novel about an ordinary village boy in 12th century England who gets turned into something grotesquely beyond his parents’ understanding.

2 months ago | hellokpop.com | Alexis Ong

Cause Infinite will always be Inspirit’s destiny~Infinite marked their 15th anniversary milestone with an electrifying concert in Singapore on February 7, 2025, at The Star Theatre. The sold-out show was part of their Limited Edition tour, a special series of performances celebrating their enduring legacy in the K-pop industry. As the lights went out, an opening montage played, showing the members posing coolly, sending waves of excitement through the crowd.

2 months ago | technewstube.com | Alexis Ong

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2 months ago | theverge.com | Alexis Ong

Entertainment /TV Shows /TV Show ReviewsThe teen survival show may have bitten off more than it can chew. The teen survival show may have bitten off more than it can chew. Feb 14, 2025, 4:00 PM UTCImage: ShowtimeThe third season of Yellowjackets is a bit like getting lured back to the high school reunion that was delightfully fun the first time but eventually becomes an exercise in diminishing returns.

2 months ago | reactormag.com | Alexis Ong

Waterblack, the final book in Alex Pheby’s Cities of the Weft trilogy, is a remarkably self-aware piece of fiction that shepherded me out of a long medical convalescence into a strange new year. It has much stronger and more repetitive didactic currents than its predecessors, and contains one of my favorite storylines across the series.