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Balikbayan Festival 2026 Highlights the Evolving Identity of British Filipinos
A new month-long festival in London addresses what it means to return home and bridges the gap between generations.
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How the Malaysian Pop Artist Jemerine Chan Found Her Voice in London
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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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Former TVB actor Evergreen Mak hailed as ‘Guangzhou’s Hero’ for being a COVID-19 safety volunteer
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South Korean thriller ‘Parasite’ wins historic SAG Award as a foreign-language film
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Why Rachel Michiko Whitney’s ‘Yonsei’ Matters for Japanese American Storytelling
Rachel Michiko Whitney’s Yonsei explores four generations of Japanese American history, reclaiming silence through storytelling and film
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‘Shang-Chi’ star Awkwafina addresses her ‘blaccent’ controversy but Twitter isn’t convinced
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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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“It’s Not a Goodbye to Singapore”: Tracie Pang on Closing Pangdemonium and Censorship With ‘A Mirror’
Tracie Pang reflects on closing Pangdemonium after 16 years, the realities of Singapore theatre, censorship, and what comes next
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How ‘Echoing Whispers’ Is Challenging the Way the West Reads Vietnamese Folk Tales
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The Last Auteur of Hong Kong Urban Despair: A Conversation With Herman Yau
In an exclusive interview, the prolific director discusses his self-financed social drama, We’re Nothing at All, and explains why modern
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Interview: Adeline Rudolph and Tati Gabrielle on Bringing Kitana and Jade to Life in ‘Mortal Kombat II’
Adeline Rudolph and Tati Gabrielle discuss playing Kitana and Jade in Mortal Kombat II. They talk about stunt training, character
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‘Covid-26: Bad Bias’ – How Jihun Park and Haerin Kim Are Reclaiming the ESEA Narrative Through London’s Underground Art Scene
From ritualistic dance to archival film and sound performance, London’s latest ESEA collective, Bad Bias, aims to create a space
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‘Mortal Kombat II’ Star Ludi Lin Talks Kung Fu, White People Speaking Chinese… And Asians Comparing Their “Manhood”
Ludi Lin discusses Asian representation, Hollywood stereotypes, and why authenticity still matters, ahead of Mortal Kombat II and beyond
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Darius Shu Interview: Reclaiming Quiet Intimacy in His New Film ‘Molly’
The director discusses asexuality, British East Asian identity, and a cinematic love letter to the unseen.
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Weightlifting Coach Dorothy Huynh and the Long Game of Strength
Weightlifting coach Dorothy Huynh has spent a career hoisting heavy things. But her biggest challenge wasn't a barbell—it was unlearning
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‘Beef’ Season 2 Interview: Lee Sung Jin on Why Anger Is the Ultimate Social Equaliser
From a 10-hour hospital wait to the heights of Korean royalty, the creator of the Netflix anthology returns to dismantle
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Sky Yang Interview: The South London Actor Who Hitchhiked Across Oklahoma to Play John Allen Chau
From Brixton to North Sentinel Island, Sky Yang discusses his physical transformation for Justin Lin’s indie return, Last Days, and
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‘This City Is a Battlefield’: Ariel Tatum, Jerome Kurnia, and Chicco Jerikho on Reclaiming Indonesia’s Untold Histories
'This City Is a Battlefield' brings 1946 Jakarta to life through intimate performances by Ariel Tatum, Jerome Kurnia, and Chicco
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BTS Arirang Hit ‘Swim’ Faces Copyright Lawsuit
BTS’ No. 1 hit 'Swim' is now at the heart of a copyright lawsuit alleging it copied an unreleased demo.
Sports
Suni Lee’s Return to Gymnastics Gets Documentary Treatment Ahead of LA 2028 Olympics
Suni Lee’s gymnastics comeback is getting the documentary treatment from Fanatics Studios, following her return to competition and potential road
Film & TV
Gemma Chan Reveals Script Is Ready For Her Highly Anticipated Anna May Wong Biopic As She Fights To Give The Legendary Star Her Overdue Recognition
The British actor is partnering with Working Title and playwright David Henry Hwang to bring the complicated life of Hollywood’s
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The Quiet Defiance and Lasting Legacy of Chow Yun Fat
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Asian American Women Face Sharp Increase in Breast Cancer Cases, Study Warns
Breast cancer rates are rising among Asian American women, with younger patients and aggressive subtypes driving the surge, a new
Film & TV
Hong Kong Producer Nansun Shi, the Force Behind ‘Infernal Affairs’ and ‘A Better Tomorrow,’ Dies at 75
Hong Kong film producer Nansun Shi, known for Infernal Affairs and A Better Tomorrow, has died at 75. A key
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Stephen Chow’s ‘Kung Fu Soccer’ Smashes Box Office Records With Massive $74 Million Opening
The long-awaited martial arts sequel dominates theatrical ticket sales in China, marking a triumphant return for the legendary comedy director.
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Grab Driver Under Investigation After Uncomfortable Video Shows Him Telling 20 Year Old Student “I Love Cantonese Girls”
A terrifying private-hire car journey has been caught on camera after an older driver repeatedly harassed a young female student
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Disney’s Live-Action ‘Moana’ Remake Is Bombing as Hard as ‘Snow White’
Disney’s live-action Moana remake is bombing at the box office, drawing comparisons to Snow White after a $43 million domestic
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