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The nineteen-year-old defensive midfielder leaves the club after allegedly bragging about taking local cash while hurling discriminatory abuse online.
Film & TV
The comedian revealed she turned down a role in the hit hockey drama because she was afraid of being detained
Netflix Japan’s Bullet Train Explosion reboot rolls out with real trains, explosive action & local flair
While filming 'The Hangover,' Ken Jeong was secretly performing for an audience of one. As his wife underwent chemotherapy, the
Sports
The court confirmed the defendants used Son Heung-min's celebrity status and "vulnerability" to commit the crime
Brighton & Hove Albion apologises to Chinese fans after a social media post featuring Kaoru Mitoma and WWII soldier Hiroo
Kurt Suzuki becomes the first Hawaii-born MLB manager as the Los Angeles Angels make a historic move for Asian American
The FA's Long-Delayed Act of Acknowledgment is a Necessary Step, But It Cannot Erase a Century of Institutional Silence.
In English football, a troubling spike in prejudice aimed at East and Southeast Asian (ESEA) communities has prompted an urgent,
Peggy and Andrew Cherng, the founders of the fast-food giant, Panda Express, are joining the investment group acquiring the NBA
Honouring a Family's Pride: Frank Soo's Legacy Inspires a New Generation
Beyond the game: How baseball helped heal old wounds and build new connections.
From Linsanity to advocacy, Jeremy Lin’s journey evolved from reluctant icon to vocal leader, using his platform to fight racism
Borussia Mönchengladbach midfielder Jens Castrop's selection for the men's national team marks a new era for South Korean football, as
Chinese women’s football team attacked in Islington park with racist abuse, sparking outrage, solidarity, and calls for safer public spaces.
Jeremy Lin, the face of “Linsanity,” retires after 15 years, leaving behind NBA glory, Taiwan titles, and a legacy of
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The award-winning television series that sparked real-world political reckoning returns to examine the realities of governing from inside the corridors
British broadcaster and media contributor Nina Porter has launched a new interview series, The Tea House, opening its debut run
The chart-topping stadium headliners let the submission deadline expire, leaving the Recording Academy without its two biggest global powerhouses.
The Ruby and the Well star signs on to battle an island zombie uprising in a gory cross-border romp co-written
Sabu’s Arrested Memory leads the 63rd Golden Horse Awards with 11 nominations, while Singapore films score a record 15 nods
CEO Harvey Mason Jr. confirms the contentious prize will debut at the 2027 awards even as the world's biggest group
Thirty-five years after captivating global audiences, the landmark Chinese historical drama starring Gong Li heads back to big screens across
Lee Chang Dong breaks his eight year silence to explain why Possible Love is a “paradoxical question” about love, labor
Hong Kong socialite Abby Choi’s murder trial opens as prosecutors allege a family plot linked to a dispute over a