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Sky Yang Interview: The South London Actor Who Hitchhiked Across Oklahoma to Play John Allen Chau
From Brixton to North Sentinel Island, Sky Yang discusses his physical transformation for Justin Lin’s indie return, Last Days, and the reality of portraying a man the internet wanted to forget.
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‘Bridgerton’ Season 4 Review: Yerin Ha and Katie Leung Sparkle in a New Era of Regency Romance
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Park Chan-wook at the BFI IMAX: The Director on Paper, Power, and the Body in the Bonsai Wire
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Pacific Rim star John Boyega addresses ‘racist’ Chinese Star Wars poster
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Yunjin Kim – The ‘Lost’ Actress Who Almost Joined ‘Grey’s Anatomy’
Yunjin Kim took on the role of Sun-Hwa Kwon in Lost but also auditioned for Izzie in Grey's Anatomy
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In Hikari’s ‘Rental Family,’ Brendan Fraser Plays a Stand-In for a Life
Brendan Fraser stars in Hikari’s Tokyo-set film about an American struggling with purpose, who finds an unexpected profession playing different
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Michelle Yeoh Clinches “Worst Actress” Nomination for ‘Star Trek’ Role at the 2026 Razzies
Michelle Yeoh’s Razzie nomination for Star Trek: Section 31 comes just three years after her historic Oscar win — highlighting
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Sessue Hayakawa: The Silent Film Asian Sex Symbol Who Challenged Hollywood’s Color Line
His fame was such that women were notoriously obsessed with him
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Jeremy Chua on How Singapore International Film Festival Can Be a “Stepping Stone” For Asian Directors
SGIFF GM Jeremy Chua says the festival aims to be a “stepping stone” for Asian directors, spotlighting emerging voices beyond
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Mari Yamamoto Interview: The ‘Rental Family’ Star on Finding Hope in a Tragicomic World
Why Loneliness and Chosen Family are Universal Themes
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Juniper by the Sea Founder Zoe Li on Selling ESEA Books the UK Couldn’t Find
The Third Culture Space and the Search for Ourselves in Print
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Brendan Fraser’s ‘Rental Family’ Review: A Gentle Look at Loneliness in Tokyo
When Pretending Becomes Belonging
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“They Said I’d Never Make It”: Lucy Liu’s Rise to Fame and Her Battle Against Racial Bias in Hollywood
From her childhood in Queens to her star on the Walk of Fame, the actor has challenged Hollywood's limited view
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K-Drama’s $2.5 Billion Bet: How a Geopolitical Crisis Forced South Korea into Netflix’s Global Orbit
From Fragile Exports to Hollywood Budgets: The Sudden Transformation of South Korea's TV Industry
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East and Southeast Asia 2026 Oscar Submissions: A First Look at the International Feature Film Contenders
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Kaila Yu’s New Book ‘Fetishized’ Examines Yellow Fever and the Cost of 2000s Empowerment
From Import Pinup to Cultural Critic: The Education of Kaila Yu
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Zoe Li, Founder of Juniper by the Sea, on Why the Hardback GOLDEN Annual is an Essential ‘Physical Object’ for the ESEA Diaspora
Advice for the Quiet Voices: "Don’t be afraid to reach out because we’re the best group of people to receive
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Chi Thai Discusses GOLDEN Magazine and the Urgency of Documenting the British ESEA Experience
The creative teams behind the new hardback annual, GOLDEN, have issued a second call for contributors.
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An Interview With Namoo Chae Lee: On ‘Cancelling Tiger’, Kassna Kollektiv, and Asian Feminism in Theatre
Namoo Chae Lee’s 'Cancelling Tiger' explores sisterhood, trauma, and identity through Korean myth—reclaiming voice, ritual, and resistance.
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BTS To Livestream ‘The Comeback Live Arirang’ Seoul Concert On Netflix Ahead of Documentary
BTS are officially back. The global supergroup will reunite for their first live performance in nearly four years with a
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Sky Yang Interview: The South London Actor Who Hitchhiked Across Oklahoma to Play John Allen Chau
From Brixton to North Sentinel Island, Sky Yang discusses his physical transformation for Justin Lin’s indie return, Last Days, and
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Arden Cho Says She “Retired” From Acting Until ‘Kpop Demon Hunters’ Caught Her Attention
Arden Cho reveals she stepped away from acting after 'Partner Track' before returning for the animated film 'Kpop Demon Hunters'
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‘The Off Weeks’: John Cho Cast Alongside Ben Stiller And Richard Gere In Apple TV Drama Series
John Cho has been cast in Apple TV’s The Off Weeks, a new drama starring Ben Stiller, Richard Gere, and
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Why It Took Netflix’s ‘Kpop Demon Hunters’ For a Kpop Song to Win a Grammy
K-pop’s long-awaited Grammy breakthrough didn’t come from a stadium stage but from an animated Netflix juggernaut. KPop Demon Hunters’ anthem
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Lady Gaga Uses Tokyo Concert to Address ICE and US Immigration Issues, Triggers Mixed Responses
During her Tokyo Dome concert, Lady Gaga addressed ICE actions in the United States, using her Japan tour stop to
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Netflix Under Fire For Whitewashing As Sydney Sweeney Joins Live-action ‘Gundam’
Fans voice concerns over whitewashing
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Netflix To Roll Out Seven New Chinese-language Series, Partnering With Taiwan’s Creative Community
From hospital corridors to supernatural hideouts, Netflix’s new Chinese-language lineup captures the range of contemporary storytelling in Taiwan
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‘Bridgerton’ Season 4 Review: Yerin Ha and Katie Leung Sparkle in a New Era of Regency Romance
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