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Nicole Bae

New York
As seen in: Not Gonna Lie with Kylie Kelce, Straight to Cam with Cam Brink & Sydel Curry-Lee, GQ, Eater, Eater Austin, The Players' Tribune, The Ringer, Milk.xyz
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No Korean Variety Show Obstacle Can Stop Steph Curry

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By Nicole Bae
| The Ringer
The Curry brothers came to ‘Infinite Challenge’ and conquered infinite challenges This summer, NBA stars from Dame and J.R. to Kyrie and Klay took trips to Asia to market shoes, promote wine through dance, and break Guinness world records. We took stock of the trips that looked like the most fun and ranked them. Their trips ranged from boring (Jeremy Lin’s) to very calm and efficient (KD’s) to silly and meme-worthy (Klay’s).
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Which NBA Star Had the Most Fun Trip to Asia This Summer?

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By Nicole Bae
| The Ringer
Which NBA Star Had the Most Fun Trip to Asia This Summer? Rating the Far East shenanigans of Kyrie, Steph, #ChinaKlay, and more The NBA offseason is jam-packed with free-agency madness, trade rumors, vacation Instagrams, and, for the past dozen or so summers, lucrative tours of Asia by the league’s elite. These excursions bring the NBA’s best to a rising Asian market that’s teeming with basketball-loving fans who are eager to see their favorite players up close and personal.
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What Makes Japanese Reality Show ‘Terrace House’ a Delightful Netflix Binge

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By Nicole Bae
| The Ringer
The Japanese version of ‘Real World’ is earnest, innocent, and even a little boring. But it’s the show’s panel of commentators, not its cast members, that will keep you coming back for more. A typical episode of Terrace House opens with three men and three women perched on couches or sitting cross-legged on the floor, all around a low-slung wooden coffee table in a studio set of a living room.
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