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Owners of Panda Express to Buy Portland Trail Blazers
Peggy and Andrew Cherng, the founders of the fast-food giant, Panda Express, are joining the investment group acquiring the NBA team, adding a new dimension to the franchise's ownership.
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Frank Soo, England’s First Asian Player, to Receive Posthumous Honorary Cap
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Diamond Diplomacy: How Baseball Became a Bridge Between America and Japan
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‘Nomadland’: Chloé Zhao becomes first Asian woman to land a Golden Globe directing nomination
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‘Beef’ Star Young Mazino Cast as Jesse in ‘The Last of Us’ Season 2
Young Mazino, whos starred as Paul Cho in Beef, will take on the role of Jesse in The Last of
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‘Sweet & Power’: Seattle blogger launches Asian American female web series
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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
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Germany-born Jens Castrop Becomes South Korea’s First Foreign-Born, Mixed-Race Player
Borussia Mönchengladbach midfielder Jens Castrop's selection for the men's national team marks a new era for South Korean football, as
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Chinese Women’s Footballer Kicked in the Head as Team Faced Racist Attack on Islington Pitch in London
Chinese women’s football team attacked in Islington park with racist abuse, sparking outrage, solidarity, and calls for safer public spaces.
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Jeremy Lin Retires From Basketball, Closing the Chapter on “Linsanity”
Jeremy Lin, the face of “Linsanity,” retires after 15 years, leaving behind NBA glory, Taiwan titles, and a legacy of
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Jeremy Lin’s New Role as Mentor to Asian American College Players
The former NBA star, known for igniting "Linsanity," has launched a basketball camp for a new generation of athletes, reflecting
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A Modern Icon: How Son Heung-min Became a Star for South Korea and Beyond
Son Heung Min's move to Major League Soccer is a moment to reflect on his ten-year tenure at Spurs, where
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Ichiro Suzuki Makes History as First Asian Inductee into Baseball Hall of Fame
The celebrated outfielder's entry into Cooperstown marks a profound moment for Asian baseball players, inspiring a new generation to pursue
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Son Heung-min Joins Gaza Aid Appeal Amid Starvation Crisis
The Tottenham Hotspur captain has made a direct plea for donations through the World Food Programme, highlighting severe hunger in
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Suni Lee Wins ESPY for Best Comeback Athlete After Kidney Disease Battle
The Olympic gymnast, who earned three medals in Paris, brought her doctor as her date, acknowledging the medical support crucial
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Newcastle United Apologise Over Controversial ‘Rising Sun’ Flag in Kit Launch Video
Premier League club, Newcastle United, has issued an apology and removed a scene from its new third kit promotional video
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Simon Wang Becomes Highest-Drafted Chinese Player in NHL History
The San Jose Sharks' surprise selection of the towering defenseman marks a significant moment for Chinese ice hockey, with hopes
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Chinese Center Yang Hansen Picked 16th in NBA Draft, Dealt to Portland Trail Blazers
The selection of the 20-year-old Qingdao Eagles player marks a significant surprise in the NBA draft, with analysts questioning the
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‘Tape’ Hong Kong Remake Secures UK Distribution, Premieres at Raindance
Hong Kong remake of Tape to premiere at Raindance 2025; UK release led by Showalker U.K., bridging East-West through cinema
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Joan Chen to Star in ‘The Evil Inside,’ a Psychological Thriller Inspired by Taiwanese Events
Joan Chen leads The Evil Inside, a Taiwan-set thriller on gambling, grief, and redemption, marking her first collaboration with a
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KATSEYE Member Megan Comes Out as Bisexual, Furthering K-Pop LGBTQ+ Visibility
KATSEYE’s Megan comes out as bisexual, joining fellow member Lara in representing LGBTQ+ voices in K-pop ahead of their new
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Tributes Paid After South Korean Model Kim Jong-Suk Dies Aged 29
Popular model and reality TV personality, Kim Jong-suk's cause of death remains undisclosed; family addresses 'absurd' online rumours
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Kiyoshi Kurosawa to Be Honoured at Japan Cuts Film Festival
Japan Cuts 2025 honors Kiyoshi Kurosawa with premieres, tributes, and a 30-film lineup spotlighting Japanese cinema’s past and future
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‘Lee Soo Man: King of K-Pop’ Documentary Explores Architect of a Cultural Movement
Amazon’s new doc Lee Soo Man: King of K-Pop unpacks the triumphs, turmoil, and legacy of SM Entertainment’s controversial founder
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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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‘Into the Temporary Void’: Pan’s Diasporic Dreamworld Debuts at Peckham Fringe
Migration, identity & sound collide in Pan Weswibul’s moving show on diasporic longing, expectation & the quiet ache of feeling
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Anne Watanabe to Star in Transnational Detective Series ‘Blood & Sweat’
Blood & Sweat is a Japanese-Nordic noir thriller starring Anne Watanabe and Jasper Pääkkönen in a cross-continental crime investigation
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