those who can are cooped up at home, and reading grim headline after headline is a lot to take in. From the second that Taylor Momsen takes the stage at the Annex, a small New York City rock club that typically hosts lesser-known acts with names like What Would Jesus Drive and Blood Feathers, it's clear that the sixteen-year-old actress turned singer is extremely comfortable in her new role. Clad in a tiny off-white slip dress, she stalks confidently forward and starts growling, quite capably, into the mic; her powerhouse manner calls to mind both Karen O. and a young Courtney Love, and the inky-haired 20-something musicians who make up her band, the Pretty Reckless, look as though they can only just keep up. box office return, as well as the highest median return on investment. This is not just a chance occurrence, either: The stats have held true (or nearly as true) since 2011. she explained that she has one request of the performer who takes on the iconic role in the remake: "that she's Chinese in her heritage." Ming-Na went on to add: "Even though we're Pan-Asian, it is specifically a Chinese folklore and I really think that someone with that ethnic background [would] really just add more to the story."