Warner Bros.-owned digital studio Stage 13--which produces numerous series like Two-Sentence Horror Stories and Cooking on High for distribution on Netflix, The CW, HBO, YouTube, and Facebook Watch--has launched #stage13supports, a campaign urging people across the U.S. to keep ordering from their favorite Asian restaurants, and maybe even discover some new ones.
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