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‘Ne Zha 2’ Conquers China’s Box Office, First Film to Hit $1 Billion in a Single Market
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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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Why Women Love Gay Hockey Romance: How Heated Rivalry Connects Western TV to Japanese Manga
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Toshiko Akiyoshi: A Japanese Pianist Who Changed Jazz Forever
“My music has to have a certain attitude, it must reflect my view of certain things."
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Korean Cinema Hit Rock Bottom in 2025 While Japan’s Anime Boomed
Korean cinema hit a 20-year low in 2025, but Japanese animation soared—signaling a new era for Asia’s box office power
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D-Day: The ‘unsung’ Chinese heroes whose story was nearly lost forever
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Remembering Christine Choy – More Than an Asian American Icon and Oscar Nominee to Us
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21 ESEA Musicians Who Defined Asian Music in 2025: A Year-End Spotlight
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Why Microdamas Are Taking Over Asia And Why The West Could Be Next
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Shogen on ‘Lone Samurai’: The Okinawan Spirit Behind His Biggest Role Yet
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The Hong Kong Cinema Renaissance
A New Generation of Filmmaking Is Coming Out of Hong Kong. But Can We Watch It?
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Netflix New Historical Horror ‘The East Palace’ Uses Shamanism and CGI to Explore Royal Rot
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Legendary Hong Kong Actor Patrick Tse Dies At 89 As Family Pays Tribute To Screen Icon Sei Gor
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BTS’s FIFA World Cup 2026 halftime show sparked a global culture clash, thrilling K-pop fans while frustrating football purists in
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Girls Generation Star Tiffany Young Announces Solo Album And Extensive Asia Tour
The veteran K-pop performer prepares to unveil her highly anticipated full-length record alongside an eight-city autumn concert series.
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Netflix Indonesian ‘Drama Me Before Me’ Explores the High Cost of Family Expectations
In Gina S. Noer’s delicate coming-of-age feature, a high-achieving teenager confronts the heavy, generational shadow of parental ambition.
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Federal Court Battle Ignites Over Hmong Man Dragged Into Freezing Cold By US Immigration Agents
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Lionsgate Launches Global Search to Cast Live Action ‘Naruto’ Under Destin Daniel Cretton
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