July 3, 2026

Film & TV
Stephen Chow’s Kung Fu Soccer hits mainland China on July 11 and Singapore on August 6, with Jimmy O. Yang
July 3, 2026
Studio Ghibli classics return to UK and Ireland cinemas as Kiki’s Delivery Service launches a new IMAX rollout. Gkids brings
Arizona school superintendent candidate Kimberly Yee condemns a stereotypically Asian digital ad targeting her as “overt racism,” blaming GOP rival
Crunchyroll founder Kun Gao launches AniBiz, the first dedicated B2B marketplace for global anime licensing
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Director Chen Yu-hsun’s period drama earns the official nod to represent Taiwan in the Best International Feature Film category at
Japanese goalkeeper Zion Suzuki overcame racist abuse and early setbacks on his path to a historic Aston Villa move and
KATSEYE’s WILD EP is receiving poor reviews, including a 1.97/5 user score on Rate Your Music and criticism from Pitchfork
Chinese animation Niu Lai, criticised for its rough visuals and confusing plot, becomes a viral box-office hit after audiences embrace
Disney announces Zootopia 3 at D23, with Ke Huy Quan returning as Gary De’Snake for a new adventure focused on
Katseye opens up about the pressures of global pop stardom in Wild Hearts, as Megan says, “I was a wreck