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Leaked NewJeans contracts reveal stars were banned from dating and had basic rights stripped away before facing multimillion dollar lawsuits
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Lucy Liu Expands ‘The Pirate Queen’ Into A Major Franchise With New Video Game Graphic Novel And Worldwide Tour
17% of Asian American Trump Voters Switched to Democrats in 2026 Midterms
“We Just Sat Down”: KATSEYE Fans Rage After Detroit Show Is Cancelled Last Minute
Scammers Have a Business Model. Southeast Asia Needs a Game Plan

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From Hong Kong to the US: The Journey of ‘We’re Nothing at All’
Trading stadium glamour for gritty social realism, Mirror’s Anson Kong and ANSONBEAN make their mark in Herman Yau’s boldest indie yet.
Film & TV
Cult Director Herman Yau Self Funds Explosive Hong Kong Queer Noir ‘We’re Nothing at All’ Ahead of US Release
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The Last Auteur of Hong Kong Urban Despair: A Conversation With Herman Yau
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#ExpressiveAsians ridicules racist Hollywood casting decisions
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Kelly Marie Tran’s ‘Control Freak’ Haunts Audiences With Spine-Chilling Praise
Kelly Marie Tran stars in Hulu’s horror hit Control Freak, a chilling tale of anxiety and folklore, praised for its
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‘Fast & Furious’ director Justin Lin’s production company signs multi-year deal with Universal Studios
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British Chinese comedy web series ‘Jade Dragon’ launches on Monday
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Reviews
‘We’re Nothing at All’ Review: A Blistering Look at Systemic Injustice and Forbidden Love
Director Herman Yau returns with We’re Nothing at All, a fierce social drama examining the fringe of Hong Kong society.
Film & TV
Herman Yau Drama ‘We’re Nothing at All’ Set for UK and Ireland Release
Trinity CineAsia acquires the distribution rights for the award-winning Hong Kong social drama, scheduled for a theatrical launch this May.
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Music
Leaked NewJeans contracts reveal stars were banned from dating and had basic rights stripped away before facing multimillion dollar lawsuits
Secret agreements obtained by The New York Times show how label Ador removed child labour protections, banned romantic relationships, and
United Kingdom
Oxford Graduate Dies by Suicide After NHS Nurse Puts Her in Unescorted Taxi During Mental Health Crisis
An inquest heard how Oxford graduate Georgina Hodson, 27, died by suicide after an NHS nurse sent her alone in
Film & TV
Lucy Liu Expands ‘The Pirate Queen’ Into A Major Franchise With New Video Game Graphic Novel And Worldwide Tour
The Emmy-nominated historical property created with Eloise Singer breaks out of VR headsets into an ambitious multi-platform adventure.
Politics
17% of Asian American Trump Voters Switched to Democrats in 2026 Midterms
New polling finds 17% of Asian American voters who backed Trump in 2024 switched to Democrats in the 2026 midterms,
Music
“We Just Sat Down”: KATSEYE Fans Rage After Detroit Show Is Cancelled Last Minute
KATSEYE fans are furious after the group canceled its Detroit concert roughly 30 minutes before showtime, leaving many already seated
Science & Technology
Scammers Have a Business Model. Southeast Asia Needs a Game Plan
Scams don’t target the gullible, they target stress, trust and urgency. Meet the victims, see the tactics, and try a
Film & TV
‘Singapura’: When French Expats Are the Story and Singaporeans Become the Scenery
CANAL+’s Singapura is set in Singapore, but its French expatriate characters dominate the story while Singaporeans remain largely in the
News
HBO Opens Global Casting Call For ‘Crazy Rich Asians’ Television Series
The upcoming eight-part sequel launches a worldwide talent search for two key roles alongside returning leads Constance Wu and Henry
Film & TV
Ben Wang Enters Talks To Play Iceman In Marvel Studios ‘X-Men’ Reboot
The Karate Kid Legends and Hunger Games actor is in negotiations to slide into the MCU as original mutant team
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