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the leung twins update nobody asked for.

ft. ryan and emily leung ; pre-holidays. 

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If season 3 of Make It Pop were to happen (even though that wouldn't be possible), I would want Corki to canonically be bisexual. Kids show, teens show, whatever, a show like this definitely deserves to have representation

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what are ur fave episodes of ur fave shows? also, current fave song?

ohhh ok ok that's hard. let me think.

fave episodes of fave shows:

elementary - i'm sorry i can't choose between so many s1 faves... as we say s1 is our favorite episode :)

bsc - because i hate myself claudia and the sad goodbye... it's just so beautifully acted

leverage - the san lorenzo job but also s3 in general... whew...

the librarians - and the point of salvation. but also there are so many bangers. but this is a classic

i'm just gonna do those shows bc i have too many "fave" shows and i think that's good list lol

current fave song... i honestly haven't really listened to NEW music per say, but miss erika tham my make it pop queen released her first single "admit it" which is pretty cool. the chinese influence was really neat to hear :]

send me “what’s your favorite…” asks 💫

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Erika Tham Embraces Her Sexuality on the Smoldering “Shhh” [Q&A]

Photo: Yoshi Uemura

Erika Tham is only two singles into her musical career and has all the au courant credentials for pop success: a pivot from acting career with the corresponding eye-watering beauty, a team of co-writers and collaborators (Deion Gill and Major Myjah specifically on this track) who punch out pop gems with routine aplomb, a soft and sultry vocal range built for singles, and most importantly, a tongue-in-cheek irreverence that makes all of her immeasurable talent approachable. 

On her second single, this rising R&B raconteur lets all of those qualities come into play, and we wanted to get the inside scoop on what makes “Shhh” worth speaking up about.

Ones to Watch: Who is Erika Tham, the artist?

Erika Tham: A songwriter, a performer, and a young woman with A VISION BABY! Hahaha. 

How has your upbringing and acting career influenced your music career? What made music feel right to you?

I think I reached a point in my acting career where I realized that creatively I was really at the mercy of what scripts and characters were available to me, and as a young ethnically diverse woman, unfortunately there still isn’t always a lot to work with. I’m a creative at heart so at times it felt a little disheartening, but I realized that that wasn’t the case when it came to making music. I’ve always loved to sing and perform, but once I discovered songwriting, music became all I wanted to do. I could write and sing whatever I wanted to, and it didn’t matter what I looked like or where I came from. That was freeing.

What is your new song “Shhh” about? Other than you deftly steaming up the other side of the screen.

Hahaha thank you. The song came from a conversation I was having with my good friends (and the co-writers of “Shhh”) in Atlanta about how someone can be so cute and then ruin it for themselves once they start talking. We were just laughing and sharing stories about times we’d experienced this, then someone said “Shhh” over the beat playing in the background and we ran with it.

What is your songwriting process? You have some heavy hitters on your team; how do you control your voice and narrative?

I usually like to start a session with just open, honest conversation because I’ve found, oftentimes, that alone is plenty to inspire and organically start a song from. When it comes to songwriting, my favorite people to work with are those I also have close personal relationships with because I think it creates an environment that’s ripe for the most honest, real, and vulnerable songs. I’m just really lucky that those friendships happen to be with such talented, accredited people whom I share great mutual respect for. When I’m writing alone though, I’m usually on my piano and I start with the music. I generally will just start with a progression that feels in line with whatever I’m wanting to talk about in that moment and then the words naturally come from there.

What are some of the worst dates you've been on? Does the strong silent type play for you?

Lately they’ve actually all been pretty great, but I do have one horror story from a couple years ago. At the end of the date he went in to kiss me, only to realize that the gum he had tried to spit out of the Uber we were in earlier (ew) had actually ended up in my hair and created a GIANT knot. We were both mortified and needless to say the date did not end with a kiss… poor guy. Yes… I think I find myself attracted to guys who aren’t trying to prove anything when they’re conversing. Confidence is sexy and I think true confidence is quiet.

How did you go about stylizing the video? It has this backstage cabaret vibe. Was that deliberate?

Patrick (the director) and I were very excited about the idea of juxtaposing the fantasy and glamour of cabaret, with its ability to also feel like the backdrop of a horror movie. We felt like that contrast fit the mood of the song perfectly. We had found and fallen in love with the location first and then built the styling (hair, makeup, wardrobe etc) around it.

Should we take any Freudian cues from you standing in front of a chef with a knife? Tell us about the direction there...

I just loved the visual of me singing such a tongue-in cheek song to a tatted chef who’s twice my size and holding a big knife because of the unexpected power dynamic that creates. In the song, I’m saying things that I probably never would in real life but have definitely wanted to, which to me feels fun and empowering and that’s the energy I wanted to capture in these shots.  

Can we expect more of this style (sonically and visually) from you in the future? What should we be on the lookout for?

“Shhh” is part of a three-song EP that I’m releasing in the first half of this year. Sonically, all three songs live in a very similar world because I wanted to implement traditional Asian instrumentation into this project, but framed in a modern pop/R&B structure. In terms of what’s next after this EP though, I really think the best is yet to come and I’m SO excited for people to hear what I’ve been working on.

What's inspiring you right now outside of music?

Love lol. It’s always love…

Musically, who is making all the right moves that inspire you? Who are your current Ones to Watch?

I think The Weeknd had the greatest album rollout of 2021. He created and committed to such a strong, clear, cinematic world that I think we’ll all look back on as a significant moment in pop culture. He took it to a new level and really set the bar high… I’m so excited to watch what he does next.

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Interview with Erika Tham

We had the pleasure of interviewing Erika Tham over Zoom video! LA-based pop/R&B singer-songwriter and actress Erika Tham makes a fiery entrance this year with new single “Shhh” and premieres the sultry coinciding Patrick Wilcox-directed video today. Co-written with GRAMMY-nominated producers Deion Gill (Kelly Rowland, Miguel, Playboi Carti, Usher) and Major Myjah (Chris Brown, J.Cole, Ty Dolla $ign), the tongue-in-cheek track demonstrates Erika’s lyrical wit and seductive flow as she puts every mansplaining fuckboy firmly in their place. Paying homage to the unapologetic female pop stars of the ‘90s, “Shhh” is a loose spin off Shania Twain’s 1997 megahit “That Don’t Impress Me Much” and laced with alluring Asian string instrumentation against a modern R&B production. “Shhh” is the follow up to Erika Tham’s 2021 debut release “Admit It” also co-written with Deion Gill and Major Myjah. The track landed on Spotify's 'Fresh Finds: The Wave' and received positive praise from Earmilk, HollywoodLife, Noctis Magazine, Ones To Watch, Raydar Magazine, Viper Magazine, Wonderland, among others. The acoustic ballad version, which arrived with a video this past November, featured Brian Kennedy (Rihanna, Jennifer Hudson, Kelly Clarkson) on the piano and grabbed the attention of Teen Vogue who listed it as their "pick for Best New Music Friday." A beautifully blended mix of four nationalities—her father is Chinese-Malaysian and a mother is Dutch/Ukrainian-Canadian—Erika Tham is a stunning representation of global beauty and a powerhouse singer, songwriter, and actor with the innate ability to reach a worldwide audience with her sultry, sophisticated, and nuanced pop vocals. With talent radiating from her every pore, Erika is a performer at heart. She is a natural on stage who is inspired by the phrasing and cadences in rap songs, but also the orchestral and melodic music of the Disney renaissance era. Following an outstanding acting career as a teen, where she starred as Corki in Nickelodeon’s ‘Make It Pop’ (executive produced by Nick Cannon) and appeared in other television shows including the Disney Channel original movie ‘Kim Possible’ and FOX’s ‘Star’, Erika realized that her true passion and love were with music. She is most at home in the studio, and music is her creative outlet. Her yearning and desire to find where she fit in and belonged, gave her the strength and sense of purpose to create, to envision, and to elevate the ideas, emotions, and sounds that run rampant through her music. We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com. www.BringinitBackwards.com #podcast #interview #bringinbackpod #ErikaTham #MakeItPop #Nickelodeon #Shhh #NewMusic #zoom Listen & Subscribe to BiB https://link.chtbl.com/BiB Follow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! https://www.facebook.com/groups/bringinbackpod source https://www.spreaker.com/user/14706194/interview-with-erika-tham

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Cast List for Live-Action “Kim Possible” Grows

Alyson Hannigan (How I Met Your Mother), Connie Ray (The Big C), Todd Stashwick (12 Monkeys), Taylor Ortega (JonTron), Ciara Wilson (OMG!), and Erika Tham (Make It Pop) have all been cast in Disney Channel’s live-action Kim Possible movie.

Hannigan will portray Dr. Ann Possible, a brain surgeon and Kim’s mom. Ray will portray Nan Possible, Kim’s grandmother. Stashwick and Ortega will portray the villains Drakken and Shego. Wilson is Athena, the new high school student. Tham will portray Bonnie, Kim’s frenemy. They join the previously cast Sadie Stanley (Kim Possible) and Sean Giambrone (Ron Stoppable).

Kim Possible is set to debut in 2019.

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Erika Tham

#Erika Tham Artist Name: Erika Tham Artist Bio Erika Tham, a multi-ethnic beauty, is an up-and-coming actress best known for her role as 'Corki' on the Nickelodeon series "Make It Pop". The series is a first of its kind, starring three young teenage girls of Asian Canadian descent as strong role models for young girls in an age where an emphasis on female empowerment is front and center. "Make It…

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Alyson Hannigan and More Join The Live-Action KIM POSSIBLE Movie Cast

I loved watching Kim Possible when it came out. The characters were a lot of fun and the adventures they went on were very entertaining. I’ve been interested to see the live-action film that is being made and I hope it doesn’t suck.

We’ve already heard that Sadie Stanley will play Kim Possible and Sean Giambrone will be Ron Stoppable. I imagine they are going to create a CGI Rufus that will look like the stuff of nightmares instead of the cute naked mole rat that he is in the cartoon. We’ve been given a bit more casting information though, so here’s who else will be popping up.

Alyson Hannigan from How I Met Your Mother and Buffy the Vampire Slayer will play Kim’s brain surgeon mother, Dr. Ann Possible. Her mother will be played by The Big C’s Connie Ray. The evil Dr. Drakken will be Todd Stashwick from 12 Monkeys and Gotham. His sidekick, Shego, will be played by newcomer Taylor Ortega. Meanwhile, Kim’s rival Bonnie will be played by Make It Pop’s Erika Tham. The final announcement was for a new girl at Kim’s school, Athena, who will be played by Ciara Wilson from Bisaardvark.

We still need casting for Kim’s twin brothers Jim and Tim as well as her rocket scientist father Dr. James Possible. Who would you like to see in these roles and should they get Patrick Warburton to return as Mr. Barkin?

Kim Possible is set to premiere some time in 2019.

Source: TVLine

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'Kim Possible' Live-Action Movie Adds Alyson Hannigan and Connie Ray to Cast

The women of Kim Possible's family have been cast!

ET confirms that The Disney Channel's upcoming live-action movie, Kim Possible, will have How I Met Your Mother star Alyson Hannigan taking on the role of Dr. Ann Possible (aka Mom Possible), while The Big C star Connie Ray will play Kim Possible's grandmother, Nana Possible. 

Also joining the cast are Todd Stashwick and Taylor Ortega, who will play fan-favorite villains Drakken and Shego. In addition, OMG!'s Ciara Wilson has been cast as new high school student Athena, and Make It Pop's Erika Tham will play Kim's childhood frenemy, Bonnie.

As was previously announced, Sadie Stanley will star as of Kim Possible while Sean Giambrone will play Ron Stoppable in the comedy-adventure.

Kim Possible is set to debut in 2019 on The Disney Channel.

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My heart is officially broken

Best Friends Whenever is over. It's over. I just - I am not ok. Though I can't say it ended in an unsatisfactory way. Honestly, The whole thing with Barry and Naldo also getting powers at the end felt like a cop out and I'm kind of glad they didn't do anything more with that. I just wish we'd seen more of the girls just jumping around in time for the hell of it. Some critic said that (s)he didn't like the show because the girls weren't traveling to significant historical events, like the Civil Rights Movement and the likes.That was exactly why I LOVED the show. It broke from that norm and let Cyd and Shelby do whatever the hell they wanted. I wish they'd been more adventurous, though, instead of just jumping back a few days or hours. Plus, they never really went into the future. They went to the GloboDigiDyne lab, but that was only a few weeks/days in advance. I wish they'd done more with times like 3082 or 5000 A.D. I also recently learned that Make It Pop! was cancelled. Like BFW, it also ended on a fairly good note, but I'm confused. A few months back, Erika Tham posted to her Facebook that MIP season 3 had been confirmed.

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