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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.
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Inside Nina Porter’s New Venture Unpacking The Complex Realities Of British ESEA Ambition
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Bruno Mars Turns 41 Today: Ranking His 4 Solo Albums, 4th to 1st
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‘Sweet & Power’: Seattle blogger launches Asian American female web series
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‘Shang-Chi’ star Simu Liu says he hates toxic Asian masculinity
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Exclusive Report: Why Hollywood’s Asian and Pacific Islander Diversity Efforts Are Still Falling
Despite more API faces on screen, Hollywood still fails true representation—API leads lack genre diversity, and behind-the-scenes roles lag far
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Randall Park discusses ‘punching Keanu Reeves’ in ‘Always Be My Maybe’
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‘East London Chinatown’ – How Foldthe.world Paper Map Sends a Powerful Message Against Cultural Erasure in Shoreditch
Eulan To’s foldthe.world map champions East London’s immigrant-led culture, blending print, AR, and local storytelling at SXSW London
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Awkwafina’s Top 9 Films Ranked in Order Of Greatness
From viral rap roots to award-winning roles, we rank Awkwafina’s best films on her 37th birthday—showcasing her talent, range, and
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The ‘Karate Kid’ Franchise: A Cinematic Barometer of Asian Male Representation
Karate Kid: Legends shows how Asian male roles in Hollywood evolve—from Mr. Miyagi's trope to a nuanced Asian American lead
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Ben Wang Talks Everything ‘Karate Kid’ and Living up to an Iconic Legacy
Ben Wang stars as Li Fong in the new Karate Kid, merging styles with Daniel LaRusso and Mr. Han for
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From Ballet to Blockbusters: Jess Khan-Lee’s Unconventional Path to ‘Mission: Impossible’
Jess Khan-Lee is a rising Hollywood actress, blending dance, martial arts, and empathy into her craft, as seen in Mission:
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‘New Wave’ Review: A Journey of Sound and Unspoken Truths in the Vietnamese American Experience
Elizabeth Ai’s “New Wave” blends synth-pop nostalgia with a heartfelt story of healing, identity, and the quiet wounds of displacement.
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“Write the Play That Only You Can Write”: An Inspiring Conversation With Singaporean Playwright Joel Tan
Playwright Joel Tan is breaking borders from Singapore to London, moving audiences with works like Scenes from a Repatriation and
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Record Number of Asian Australians Elected Into Australian Parliament- What Is Driving This Change?
Labor wins 2025 election in a landslide; rise in Asian Australian MPs reflects voter shift, with Chinese community votes proving
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Why This Film About 80s Vietnamese New Wave Matters Now: Elizabeth Ai’s ‘New Wave’ and the Reclaiming of History
Elizabeth Ai’s New Wave explores the 1980s Vietnamese New Wave music scene in SoCal, blending nostalgia, resilience, and identity
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50 Years On: Vietnamese Boat People Remembered in New Rich Mix Exhibition
A half-century after exodus, London exhibition honours the resilience of Vietnamese refugees
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Yeo Yann Yann Talks “Throwing Dark Energy” Into Villain Role in Tom Hardy Action Thriller ‘Havoc’
Malaysian actress Yeo Yann Yann reflects on her journey from Johor Bahru to Netflix’s Havoc, where she plays a fierce,
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Why We Should Be Talking About Amanda Nguyen, Not Just Billionaire Space
Amid celebrity hype, Amanda Nguyen’s historic flight as the first Vietnamese American woman in space deserves far greater recognition
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How Betty Ong Became The First Person To Alert America On 9/11 25 Years Later
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Jiaoying Summers on Breakup Fees, Dating Eileen Gu, and Singaporeans Being a Superior Species
Comedian Jiaoying Summers talks breakup fees, the Eileen Gu standard, and why Singaporeans are the only Asians who make eye
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How Priscilla Chan and Mark Zuckerberg Saved a 600-Year-Old Hawaiian Fishpond
Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan’s US$4 million gift saves Alakoko, a 600-year-old Hawaiian fishpond on Kauaʻi, from development and locks
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KATSEYE Star Megan Speaks Out After Being Inappropriately Touched By Concert Attendee During Paris Show
The nineteen-year-old singer urges audiences to respect physical boundaries after an interactive crowd walk turned uncomfortable on the group’s European
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BLACKPINK’s Rose Teams up With Apple to Shoot ‘New Trick’ Music Video on iPhone 18 Pro
BLACKPINK’s Rose partners with Apple to film the music video for her new single 'New Trick' entirely on the iPhone
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‘Unidentified Murder’ Review: The Much-Needed Pure Joy in Hong Kong Cinema
There is no socio-political critique or nothing deep. It is a genuine amusement, wonderfully executed with carefully constructed screenplay and
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Netflix’s ‘Dang!’ Wins Critics Despite Online Backlash Over Asian American Tropes
Netflix’s Dang! is winning critics with an 80% Tomatometer even as viewers blast the show online for recycling Asian American
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Chemical Castration Could Be Considered in Singapore to Combat Sex Crimes
Singapore could consider chemical castration to combat sex crimes if evidence proves it reduces offending, says Home Affairs Minister K
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Timothy Koh Directs Pangdemonium’s Final Production ‘Come From Away’ – 25 Years After 9/11
Timothy Koh directs Pangdemonium’s final production, Come From Away, 25 years after 9/11. Read about the musical’s message of humanity,
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