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‘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?
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Singaporean Actresses Frances Lee and Tabitha Nauser Find Their Own Mary on Stage in ‘Jesus Christ Superstar’
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Beyond Is the Greatest Hong Kong Rock Band You Need to Know
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Sky News reporter Caroline Marcus branded racist for ‘Wuhan bats’ Halloween costume
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‘Mortal Kombat II’ Star Ludi Lin Joins Sci-Fi Thriller ‘The Unlucky’ as Lead and Producer
Ludi Lin (Mortal Kombat II) stars in & produces Quentin Lee’s thriller The Unlucky, exploring the dark side of the
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Constance Wu secretly gave birth to a baby girl over the summer
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FEATURE: The Aggression of Aggretsuko
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Mari Yamamoto Interview: The ‘Rental Family’ Star on Finding Hope in a Tragicomic World
Why Loneliness and Chosen Family are Universal Themes
Books
Juniper by the Sea Founder Zoe Li on Selling ESEA Books the UK Couldn’t Find
The Third Culture Space and the Search for Ourselves in Print
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Brendan Fraser’s ‘Rental Family’ Review: A Gentle Look at Loneliness in Tokyo
When Pretending Becomes Belonging
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“They Said I’d Never Make It”: Lucy Liu’s Rise to Fame and Her Battle Against Racial Bias in Hollywood
From her childhood in Queens to her star on the Walk of Fame, the actor has challenged Hollywood's limited view
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K-Drama’s $2.5 Billion Bet: How a Geopolitical Crisis Forced South Korea into Netflix’s Global Orbit
From Fragile Exports to Hollywood Budgets: The Sudden Transformation of South Korea's TV Industry
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East and Southeast Asia 2026 Oscar Submissions: A First Look at the International Feature Film Contenders
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Kaila Yu’s New Book ‘Fetishized’ Examines Yellow Fever and the Cost of 2000s Empowerment
From Import Pinup to Cultural Critic: The Education of Kaila Yu
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Zoe Li, Founder of Juniper by the Sea, on Why the Hardback GOLDEN Annual is an Essential ‘Physical Object’ for the ESEA Diaspora
Advice for the Quiet Voices: "Don’t be afraid to reach out because we’re the best group of people to receive
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7 Horror K-Dramas to Watch on Netflix and Streaming for a Properly Terrifying Halloween
Beyond Zombies and Demons: The Korean Shows That Examine Humanity Under Pressure
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Chi Thai Discusses GOLDEN Magazine and the Urgency of Documenting the British ESEA Experience
The creative teams behind the new hardback annual, GOLDEN, have issued a second call for contributors.
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An Interview With Namoo Chae Lee: On ‘Cancelling Tiger’, Kassna Kollektiv, and Asian Feminism in Theatre
Namoo Chae Lee’s 'Cancelling Tiger' explores sisterhood, trauma, and identity through Korean myth—reclaiming voice, ritual, and resistance.
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How ‘Kpop Demon Hunters’ Creators Maggie Kang and Chris Appelhans Made the Most-Watched Film on Netflix by Writing for Themselves
K-Pop Demon Hunters Directors Discuss Identity, Music, and the Secret to a Universal Story
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Simu Liu Says It’s “Damn Good” to Be Back in Marvel Fold for ‘Avengers: Doomsday’
Five years after making MCU history, Simu Liu returns as Shang Chi in Avengers: Doomsday
Fashion
Louis Vuitton Wins Lawsuit Against Molly Tea but Did It Copyright an Ancient Suzhou Flower?
Discover how a $1.5M trademark lawsuit between Louis Vuitton and Chinese tea chain Molly Tea ignited a viral debate over
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‘Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle’ 20 Years On: How a Stoner Comedy Changed Asian American Cinema
The Radical Ordinariness of Harold and Kumar
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Amanda Ip to Star Opposite Alan Ritchson in ‘Reacher’ Season 5
Amanda Ip joins Reacher season 5 as Michelle Chang in Amazon Prime Video’s hit series. Here’s what to know about
Music
BTS Opts Out of Grammys Amid Debate Over New Asian Music Category
BTS will not submit their music for the 2026 Grammys, citing concerns over the new Best Asian Pop Music Performance
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Michelle Yeoh Stars as Dying Replicant in ‘Blade Runner 2099’, Trailer Drops at Comic-Con
Michelle Yeoh unveils Blade Runner 2099 at Comic-Con, starring as a dying replicant in Prime Video’s new sci-fi series alongside
Gaming
The Pokémon Company Adds Facial Recognition Checks at Japan Card Stores to Curb Scalping
Pokémon adds mandatory facial recognition at select Japan card stores to curb scalping and limit repeat entry
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Atsuko Okatsuka to Lead New Amazon Comedy with Hiro Murai Producing
Atsuko Okatsuka is set to star in a new Amazon comedy about modern marriage, with Hiro Murai on board as
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Gold House Launches Studio With Karen Fukuhara–Led ‘Akiya’ at the Forefront
Gold House launches Gold House Studios, a new production arm led by Christine Yi and Brian Nemes, debuting with Karen
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