Duzan Duong

Summer School, 2001 unpacks what it means to be a man, an immigrant, and an outsider. We sat down with debut director Duzan Duong to talk survival, diaspora, and community decay
Film & TV
From Shrinking to Interior Chinatown, contemporary television frequently reduces mixed-race characters to mere aesthetic window dressing. Addie Tsai explores the
Duzan Duong
More
HYROX says anyone threatening an athlete after a controversial Beijing race will be permanently banned, as questions grow over health,
Asian cinema is making its mark on the 2027 Oscars, with films from Singapore, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand and
Wong Fu Productions co-founder Philip Wang says the 'Crazy Rich Asians' bubble has burst, warning Asian American representation in Hollywood
Comedian Jiaoying Summers talks breakup fees, the Eileen Gu standard, and why Singaporeans are the only Asians who make eye
Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan’s US$4 million gift saves Alakoko, a 600-year-old Hawaiian fishpond on Kauaʻi, from development and locks
The nineteen-year-old singer urges audiences to respect physical boundaries after an interactive crowd walk turned uncomfortable on the group’s European
BLACKPINK’s Rose partners with Apple to film the music video for her new single 'New Trick' entirely on the iPhone