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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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Bruno Mars Turns 41 Today: Ranking His 4 Solo Albums, 4th to 1st
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Netflix releases live-action Death Note movie trailer based on the original Manga
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‘Fast & Furious’ Director Justin Lin Set to Helm ‘Helldivers’ Movie Adaptation
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Kawan! Kawan!: Dialogues between Southeast Asian art
Inside the Kawan! Kawan!, the latest art exhibition in London exploring the cultural identity of the Southeast Asian diaspora
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7 Classic Stephen Chow Films You Need to Watch Right Now
"If there must be a deadline on this love, I hope it will be ten thousand years."
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The Director’s Cut of Center Stage Restores Stanley Kwan’s Ultimate Love Letter to Cinema
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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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The Quiet Defiance and Lasting Legacy of Chow Yun Fat
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Beyond ‘Dear You’: A Conversation With Qin Zhang on Migration, Memory and Her Grandmother’s Legacy
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‘The Season’ Star Celina Jade on Filming While Pregnant, Intimate Scenes, and Coming Home to Hong Kong
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Just a Pretty Face: The Shallowness of the Asian/White Trope on TV
From Shrinking to Interior Chinatown, contemporary television frequently reduces mixed-race characters to mere aesthetic window dressing. Addie Tsai explores the
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“What You See Is Not All There Is”: Yvonne Chapman on ‘The Season’ and Hong Kong’s High Society
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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Inside Nina Porter’s New Venture Unpacking The Complex Realities Of British ESEA Ambition
Nina Porter speaks about launching The Tea House, British East and Southeast Asian representation in UK broadcasting, and why choosing
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HBO Officially Greenlights ‘Crazy Rich Asians’ TV Series With Constance Wu Henry Golding And Michelle Yeoh Returning
The original cast and creative team reunite for an eight-episode drama series continuing Kevin Kwan's bestselling Singapore saga.
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Bruno Mars Turns 41 Today: Ranking His 4 Solo Albums, 4th to 1st
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Belonging cannot be inherited overnight. Rebecca F Kuang captures the quiet heartbreak of realising your connection to home is as
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“The Music Now Lives and Breathes”: Joshua Tan on Bringing ‘In the Mood for Love’ to Life with a Live Orchestra
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Jasmine Curtis-Smith And Yao Join Forces For Cross-Pacific Indie Rom-Com ‘We Could Be In Love’
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Marvel Star Simu Liu Officially Marries Longtime Love Allison Hsu In Romantic French Ceremony
The Shang-Chi actor and the Interscope Records executive say their vows in France after a Parisian proposal and a sweet
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