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Panda Express Founder Addresses Traditional Chinese Food Criticism and Explains Why American Chinese Cuisine Stands On Its Own
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South Korea Selects Lee Chang-dong Drama ‘Possible Love’ for the Oscars
Disney Sets Global Release Date for Korean Fantasy Drama ‘The Remarried Empress’
From Suzuki to Mitoma: Premier League Sees Record Number of Japanese Players This Season

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Yvonne Chapman talks Hong Kong’s high society in The Season, why “what you see is not all there is,” and
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Panda Express Founder Addresses Traditional Chinese Food Criticism and Explains Why American Chinese Cuisine Stands On Its Own
Andrew and Peggy Cherng reflect on fifty years of marriage, building a multi-billion-dollar food empire, and why customer demand defines
Theatre
‘July 15th’: A One-Woman Show That Invites You Inside a Mind That Won’t Stay Still
What does it mean to live inside a mind that won't stay still?
Film & TV
Thai Actor Lingling Kwong Tops Global Poll as Most Beautiful Woman Alive 2026
The thirty-one-year-old television star secures a double victory after gathering over twenty-two million fan votes in an international online survey.
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South Korea Selects Lee Chang-dong Drama ‘Possible Love’ for the Oscars
The acclaimed director returns after an eight-year absence with a searing study of marriage and class, backed by a planned
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Disney Sets Global Release Date for Korean Fantasy Drama ‘The Remarried Empress’
The star-studded adaptation of the three-billion-view webtoon will screen at the Busan International Film Festival ahead of its worldwide streaming
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From Suzuki to Mitoma: Premier League Sees Record Number of Japanese Players This Season
Record 10 Japanese players are in the Premier League this season, with clubs valuing their quality, adaptability and low-risk profile
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‘DALE’ Documentary Honours Dale Hikawa Silverman, the LA Phil’s First Asian-American Woman Musician
DALE, a new documentary by Justin Streichman, spotlights Dale Hikawa Silverman, the first Asian-American woman appointed to the Los Angeles
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San Francisco Dating Site WMAF Meet Sparks Fierce Backlash For Matching White Men Exclusively With Asian Women
The invite-only platform labels the dynamic the city’s most in-demand pairing, prompting concerns over commodification and racial fetishization.
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Yi Hani Makes History As First British Korean K-Pop Idol To Debut Under HYBE In New Girl Group TUIDE
The fifteen-year-old London-raised performer leads the seven-member multinational act launching under the entertainment giant’s specialized sub-label ABD.
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