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The Director’s Cut of Center Stage Restores Stanley Kwan’s Ultimate Love Letter to Cinema
Thirty-five years after walkouts nearly ruined its premiere, Hong Kong’s master of melodrama looks back on Ruan Lingyu, Maggie Cheung, and the film that almost got away.
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Returning To ‘The Killing Fields,’ 40 Years Later
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‘Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle’ 20 Years On: How a Stoner Comedy Changed Asian American Cinema
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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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Live-action Gundam movie to be made for Netflix with ‘Kong’ director Jordan Vogt-Roberts
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KPop Demon Hunters Becomes Netflix’s Most-Watched Film Ever With 236 Million Views
The animated phenomenon, 'Kpop Demon Hunters,' with its viral soundtrack, has officially surpassed 'Red Notice' to take the top spot
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‘Slanted’ Trailer: Shirley Chen Stars in New Body Horror Satire
Director Amy Wang’s debut feature takes a sharp, bloody look at beauty standards and racial identity.
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The K-Drama Political Thriller ‘Tempest’ [Review]: A Storm on the Korean Peninsula
This is a show that reminds you that even on the brink of war, it is the people who stand
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Jeremy Lin’s Unexpected Life as a Social Justice Advocate
From Linsanity to advocacy, Jeremy Lin’s journey evolved from reluctant icon to vocal leader, using his platform to fight racism
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An Interview With Stephane Ly-Cuong, Director of ‘In The Nguyen Kitchen’
Stephane Ly-Cuong’s In The Nguyen Kitchen explores identity, food & immigrant life—an authentic, joyful ode to Asian stories on screen
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From ‘Deadpool’ to ‘Death Stranding’: Australian Japanese Actress Shioli Kutsuna on Bridging Tokyo and Hollywood
Japanese-Australian actress Shioli Kutsuna reflects on moving to Japan at 14, Deadpool, Death Stranding 2, and bridging East-West careers
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A Filmmaker Examines the Unspoken Language of Love in China: An Interview with Elizabeth Lo
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Elizabeth Lo’s Mistress Dispeller Is a Quiet Study of Love and Deceit in China
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Witnessing BLACKPINK Make History from the VIP Section at London’s Wembley Stadium
BLACKPINK make history headlining Wembley—an electrifying VIP pit view of record-breaking hits, solos, surprises & a night of pure K-pop
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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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Kim Tae-hee’s Next Act: The Korean Icon Discusses Her Role in ‘Butterfly’ and Hollywood’s Shifting Landscape
Kim Tae-hee, famed Korean actress, debuts globally in Amazon’s 'Butterfly,' a spy thriller blending action with deep family drama
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‘Butterfly’ Series Review: Daniel Dae Kim and Reina Hardesty Shine in New Prime Video Show
Prime Video's Butterfly is a Korean Spy Series, but the real mission is family
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A Modern Icon: How Son Heung-min Became a Star for South Korea and Beyond
Son Heung Min's move to Major League Soccer is a moment to reflect on his ten-year tenure at Spurs, where
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Manny Jacinto’s Hollywood Evolution: From ‘Good Place’ Doofus to Rom-Com Leading Man
Filipino-Canadian actor, Manny Jacinto, fresh off 'The Acolyte,' steps into a prominent romantic role in Disney's 'Freakier Friday,' a significant
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United Kingdom
Balikbayan Festival 2026 Highlights the Evolving Identity of British Filipinos
A new month-long festival in London addresses what it means to return home and bridges the gap between generations.
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How the Malaysian Pop Artist Jemerine Chan Found Her Voice in London
Film & TV
‘Kung Fu Soccer’: Jimmy O Yang and MC Jin Tied to Stephen Chow Sequel
Stephen Chow’s Kung Fu Soccer hits mainland China on July 11 and Singapore on August 6, with Jimmy O. Yang
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Beyond ‘Dear You’: A Conversation With Qin Zhang on Migration, Memory and Her Grandmother’s Legacy
Our roots keep us steady while we sail the world
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‘The Season’ Star Celina Jade on Filming While Pregnant, Intimate Scenes, and Coming Home to Hong Kong
Celina Jade returned home to Hong Kong to shoot The Season — an English-language revenge thriller she filmed while pregnant,
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Netflix Drops Brutal New Trailer For Thai Action Thriller ‘The Debt Collector’ Starring DAOU Pittaya Saechua
The upcoming martial arts crime film showcases a massive character departure for the pop star as he battles Nadech Kugimiya
Community
Balik Bayan London 2026 Brings Huge Filipino Arts and Cinema Festival to the UK This July
Politics
Japan’s Youngest Female Mayor Sparks National Debate Over Maternity Leave and Women in Politics
Japan’s youngest female mayor, Shoko Kawata, sparks national debate over maternity leave, highlighting challenges for women in politics, gender equality,
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‘Dear You’ Review – A Quiet, Multi-Generational Chinese Masterpiece That Shuns Modern Clichés
The unexpected box office phenomenon
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