May 17, 2021

Film & TV
Freestyle Digital Media will release The Harvest, a drama on Asian-American identity, family, and trauma, across platforms on June 20
113 years ago, six Chinese Titanic survivors faced racism and erasure, their story buried—now resurfacing to reveal a long-silenced truth
Chum Darang opens up about facing racism in Mumbai and the lack of representation for North East Indian actors in
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The Teochew language family drama became an unexpected multi-million dollar hit and will hit European screens this June.
The historic Singapore-Canada co-production combines old-school 1970s kung fu cinema with cutting-edge virtual sets.
LISA becomes the first female K-pop artist to perform at a World Cup opening ceremony, delivering an electrifying rendition of
South Korean creator inocat_t shared a racist gesture she received at a World Cup match when a Mexico fan mocked
Tracy Choi brings Macau cinema to the international stage with Girlfriend, a tender portrait of female intimacy that continues her
South Korea 2-1 Czechia: Dramatic World Cup comeback win with Hwang In-beom equalizer and Oh Hyun-gyu 80th-minute winner in Group
Le Sserafim's new album Pureflow Pt. 1 hits different. In a new interview, the K-pop girl group from Hybe's Source
K-pop veterans G-DRAGON, TAEYANG, and DAESUNG are getting the band back together for a global arena run hitting London, Paris,