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From Hong Kong to the US: The Journey of ‘We’re Nothing at All’
Trading stadium glamour for gritty social realism, Mirror’s Anson Kong and ANSONBEAN make their mark in Herman Yau’s boldest indie yet.
United Kingdom
Inside Nina Porter’s New Venture Unpacking The Complex Realities Of British ESEA Ambition
Music
Bruno Mars Turns 41 Today: Ranking His 4 Solo Albums, 4th to 1st
Film & TV
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Netflix’s ‘Alice in Borderland’ Season 3: The Final Game Awaits
The acclaimed Japanese survival thriller returns this September, as Arisu and Usagi are pulled back into a deadly reality to
Film & TV
“10% Stubborn, 90% Support”: Simu Liu Discusses Community Power at Gold House Gala
Simu Liu credits his success to “10% being too stubborn to give up, and 90%, the most amazing support system”
"Two women in traditional Korean attire, one with a fearful expression in the foreground and another with a disfigured, dark, vine-like mouth whispering behind her in a dimly lit, tense setting."
South Korea
Netflix New Historical Horror ‘The East Palace’ Uses Shamanism and CGI to Explore Royal Rot
The lavish eight part South Korean series brings together a star-studded cast to uncover the supernatural and political sins of
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Kelly Marie Tran and Awkwafina to star in Disney’s ‘Raya and the Last Dragon’
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Editor's Pick
Frank Soo: England’s First Asian Heritage Footballer Finally Honoured at Wembley
The FA's Long-Delayed Act of Acknowledgment is a Necessary Step, But It Cannot Erase a Century of Institutional Silence.
Editor's Pick
ESEA UK Culture: MilkTea, Resonate, and Juniper by the Sea Announce GOLDEN Magazine
The UK East and Southeast Asian (ESEA) creative community is banding together for an ambitious new project.
Editor's Pick
Finding Home: An Exclusive Interview with Labit on His New Album SOL
The California Crooner on Family Roots and Filipino Heritage in His Genre-Bending Music
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K-Culture’s Paradox: Why Netflix is Winning the Global Race, but Korea’s Film Industry is Starving
The Price of Soft Power: When Global Hits Fail to Lift the Local Economy
Reviews
‘Demon Slayer Infinity Castle’ Arc Review: Is the Record-Breaking Anime Film Worth the Hype?
The Global Phenomenon Reaches Its Climax on the Big Screen
Interviews
An Interview with Ann Marie Fleming: A Director on Finding Hope in a World of Loss
How a filmmaker uses an impossible fable to help people see the planet and themselves more clearly.
Editor's Pick
How Jan Le Became a Star in ‘Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue’
The British Vietnamese Actress on Her New BBC Thriller and Her Family's Powerful Influence
Reviews
Can I Get a Witness? [Review]: A New Approach to the Apocalypse
'Can I Get a Witness?' is set in a peaceful, pastoral landscape where people live simply. But beneath the surface,
Reviews
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
Features
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
Theatre
Hong Kong Stories • UK Stages 2025: How Theatre Explores the Meaning of Home
Features
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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Film & TV
Ke Huy Quan Recalls “Generous” $100K Residuals Check From ‘Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom’
Ke Huy Quan reveals the “generous” $100K residuals check he received as a child for Indiana Jones and the Temple
Film & TV
Cult Director Herman Yau Self Funds Explosive Hong Kong Queer Noir ‘We’re Nothing at All’ Ahead of US Release
Following festival runs in Hong Kong and New York, Herman Yau’s We’re Nothing at All opens at Laemmle Monica Film
Film & TV
Legendary Japanese Director Kore-eda Hirokazu Wins Prestigious Cinema Honorary Award At Singapore Film Festival
The Cannes-winning director will receive the festival’s highest accolade alongside the Southeast Asian premiere of his live-action manga adaptation Look
Film & TV
Mediacorp Teams Up With South Korea To Create New Rom-Com Starring Kim Myung-soo And Four Microdramas
Singapore’s national broadcaster joins forces with Seoul production houses for a cross-border romantic comedy series and short-form mobile releases.
Features
Why Every Asian Family Has a Toyota Story
For Asian families, the Toyota isn’t a status symbol but an “archive machine” of everyday life, reliability and intergenerational memory.
Film & TV
Ali Wong Stephanie Hsu And Young Mazino Flip The Cinderella Script In Netflix Animated Comedy ‘Steps’
The Beef stars and Oscar nominee reunite on voice duty to upend classic fairy-tale tropes in a vibrant animated feature
Canada
The Top Asian Films At TIFF 2026 Prove That Global Cinema Has Changed
China
China Box Office Smash ‘Once Upon a Time in the Middle East’ Lands North American Theatrical Release
Director Wen Muye reteams with Ning Hao and writer Zhong Wei for Once Upon a Time in the Middle East.
Gaming
Bill Skarsgård Cast as Lead in Hideo Kojima’s ‘Physint’ As Xbox Takes Over From PlayStation
Bill Skarsgård will lead Hideo Kojima’s Physint, now published by Xbox after PlayStation stepped away from the action-espionage game
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