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Netflix Films Chairman Dan Lin Talks No Theatrical-First Filmmakers and Dishing the Truth
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Protests Ensue as Convenience Store Owner Rick Chow Found Not Guilty of Murdering 14-Year-Old

April 21, 2026

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‘Ciao UFO’ Wins Best Film at 44th Hong Kong Film Awards
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Marvel’s Visual Director Andy Park Laid Off After 16 Years Amid Disney Cuts
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Bao Nguyen-Produced ‘Picturehouse’ Releases First Trailer
Bao Nguyen‑produced Picturehouse, a Vietnam‑set coming‑of‑age drama from Nguyen‑Vo Nghiem‑Minh, releases its first trailer ahead of Cannes 2026
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Fresh Off the Boat star Randall Park to play SHIELD agent Jimmy Woo in Marvel’s Ant-Man And The Wasp
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A New Kind of Love Story: A Review of Celine Song’s ‘Materialists’
Celine Song's Materialists delves into human connection with a unique perspective, challenging the romantic comedy genre
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Ubisoft’s Apology to Japanese Community For ‘Assassin’s Creed Shadows’ is a Vital Lesson For Filmmakers
Ubisoft has apologised after Assassin's Creed Shadows drew backlash for featuring a black Samurai in feudal Japan
April 21, 2026
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BTS Agency HYBE Hit by Police Warrant Scandal as Founder Bang Si Hyuk Faces Arrest
BTS, HYBE and Bang Si Hyuk are back in the spotlight as South Korean police seek a police warrant in
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Live-Action Gundam Movie Starring Sydney Sweeney Begins Filming Amid Whitewashing Backlash
Netflix's live-action Gundam film begins production in Australia starring Sydney Sweeney & Noah Centineo, but faces whitewashing backlash over casting
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First Asian American Governor in U.S. History Dies Aged 100
George R. Ariyoshi, Hawaii’s former governor and the first Asian American to lead a US state, has died at age
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Netflix Films Chairman Dan Lin Talks No Theatrical-First Filmmakers and Dishing the Truth
Netflix film chief Dan Lin draws a hard line: filmmakers who insist on theatrical releases “we just won’t work with.”
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Hanfu, Tang Suits, and Sneakers: Why Gen Z Is Wearing Qipao to University in 2026
Gen Z is reimagining hanfu and qipao as everyday street style, pairing traditional Chinese clothing with sneakers, denim, and campus
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Toronto Mayor Slams FIFA Water Bottle Ban as an Outrageous Corporate Money Grab
Olivia Chow condemns the football governing body for a last-minute policy change that stops fans from bringing reusable bottles into
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K-Pop Star Tiffany Young Sets Sights on Sci-Fi With World Premiere of Future Seoul Thriller NIKO
The Girls' Generation singer leads a Korea-Taiwan co-production selected for the international competition at the 30th Bucheon International Fantastic Film
Tokyo Tourism Hub Begins Issuing On the Spot Fines for Littering in Shibuya
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Protests Ensue as Convenience Store Owner Rick Chow Found Not Guilty of Murdering 14-Year-Old
A South Carolina jury acquits store owner Rick Chow in the 2023 shooting of 14-year-old Cyrus Carmack-Belton, sparking protests and
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Why the Wasian Identity Trend Is Stirring Up Internet Debate
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Asian Pirate Musical Brings Queer Time Travel and Climate Survival to the London Stage
A six-year development process culminates in a full production at Upstairs at the Gatehouse, blending history, pop music, and high-seas
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‘Spider-Noir’s Li Jun Li on Why She’s the “Go-to Girl for Period Pieces”
Li Jun Li on why she’s Hollywood’s go-to for Depression-era roles, singing 'Dream a Little Dream' twice as fast, and
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