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Woody of The Woody Show issues a direct apology to Jungkook and the BTS Army following severe backlash over a broadcast segment mocking the artist's name and fandom.
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US lawmakers have condemned Ian Crossland’s remarks on a right-wing podcast about interning Chinese-Americans during a hypothetical war with China.
Andrew and Peggy Cherng reflect on fifty years of marriage, building a multi-billion-dollar food empire, and why customer demand defines
DALE, a new documentary by Justin Streichman, spotlights Dale Hikawa Silverman, the first Asian-American woman appointed to the Los Angeles
The invite-only platform labels the dynamic the city’s most in-demand pairing, prompting concerns over commodification and racial fetishization.
The Tony-winning theatrical icon and Disney Legend earns permanent recognition on Hollywood Boulevard after a groundbreaking forty-five-year performing career.
The Emmy-nominated actor is poised to take on the role of the masked ninja mentor in Lionsgate’s major manga adaptation.
The former WWE champion and Marvel star steps in to lead the massive PlayStation adaptation after an on-set injury forces
Steven Yeun is returning to Netflix to lead Pagans, a supernatural drama from Joshua Zetumer about a widower whose family
Demon Hunter has sued Netflix and AEG over the use of “KPop Demon Hunters,” alleging trademark infringement, unfair competition and
FBI data shows anti-Asian hate crimes fell in 2025, but advocates warn underreporting, immigration crackdowns and US-China tensions are keeping
Disney announces Zootopia 3 at D23, with Ke Huy Quan returning as Gary De’Snake for a new adventure focused on
Katseye opens up about the pressures of global pop stardom in Wild Hearts, as Megan says, “I was a wreck
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Blackpink’s Lisa teams up with PlayStation for a limited-edition DualSense controller and fashion-forward merch collection, timed to her new EP
HarperCollins will eliminate remaining print and digital stock of the author's work, ending a sixty-million-book run shadowed by misconduct allegations
As HKFFUK returns for its fourth edition, Programme Director Ching Wong discusses building ESEA solidarity, confronting anti-migrant sentiment, and proving
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Shirley Jennifer Lim’s new book details how Hollywood racism and private slurs undercut the short-lived bond between two cinema legends.
Josephine Atienza, wife of 42 years, recounts the final moments of her husband Bert, a 77-year-old Filipino American man who
Ke Huy Quan reveals the “generous” $100K residuals check he received as a child for Indiana Jones and the Temple
Following festival runs in Hong Kong and New York, Herman Yau’s We’re Nothing at All opens at Laemmle Monica Film
The Cannes-winning director will receive the festival’s highest accolade alongside the Southeast Asian premiere of his live-action manga adaptation Look
Singapore’s national broadcaster joins forces with Seoul production houses for a cross-border romantic comedy series and short-form mobile releases.