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Yeo Siew Hua’s Stranger Eyes is Singapore’s Oscars entry, a psychological drama on surveillance, identity, and grief
Johnny Depp meets Minamata survivor Shinobu Sakamoto in Tokyo, marking an emotional moment that reconnects the actor with the real
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This is Disney’s first co-development deal with a Japanese production house.
A new study confirms the massive economic footprint of South Korea’s film, television, and streaming sectors, proving the country’s entertainment
HYBE’s stock slid nearly 15% after BTS’ comeback concert in Seoul drew around 104,000 attendees — far below early projections
Nintendo is taking the U.S. government to court over tariffs tied to the Switch 2 launch. After a Supreme Court
From Fragile Exports to Hollywood Budgets: The Sudden Transformation of South Korea's TV Industry
From market stall to multi-million-pound empire, Susie Ma takes a seat among Britain’s business elite
Netflix teams up with Mattel and Hasbro for an “industry-first” KPop Demon Hunters toy line launching in 2026
TAAF’s new report shows Hollywood’s bias against Asian stories isn’t just unjust—it’s unprofitable.
Fortune’s first Most Powerful Women in Asia list honors 100 changemakers — including icons BLACKPINK and Michelle Yeoh for their
Oscar winners Michelle Yeoh and Tony Leung are ambassadors for a new collaboration between the French brand and artist Kasing
BLACKPINK's Lisa has been spotted with the retro Japanese plushie, giving it the ultimate stamp of approval as the toy
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A U.K.-Nigerian‑Hong Kong romantic comedy titled My Nigerian Fiancé has been unveiled, marking a cross‑continental collaboration between A13 Films founder
From real-world giants like BTS and Katseye to a fictional cartoon band from a Netflix movie, Korean music is taking
The makers of the hit drama Perfect Crown have issued an apology after a coronation scene sparked a widespread historical
'One Piece' producer Tetsu Fujimura breaks down how Japanese IP from manga, anime, and games is fueling Hollywood adaptations and
Korean content is dominating globally, but its domestic film industry is in crisis. From falling box office numbers to rising
An investigation into a prominent far-right YouTube channel reveals that viral records alleging an inappropriate relationship with the late actress
Two US nationals face charges in Tokyo after entering the habitat of the famous baby macaque, prompting zoo officials to
Director Herman Yau returns with We’re Nothing at All, a fierce social drama examining the fringe of Hong Kong society.
International Tea Day on 21 May celebrates tea’s cultural heritage, economic importance, and sustainability across Asia, from China and Japan