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Recording Academy Pushes Ahead With Asian Pop Grammy Category Despite Boycott From BTS
Zhang Yimou Restored Masterpiece ‘Raise The Red Lantern’ Returns To Cinemas For 35th Anniversary
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Why ‘Ah Girl’ Shows That Asian Family Silence Hurts Children More Than Divorce
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Olivier Nominee Mei Mac and Bridgerton Star Isabella Wei And Lead Sexy Horror Rom-Com ‘The Hungry Ghost’ At London Bush Theatre
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BLACKPINK Star Lisa Issues Apology Over Unearthed Video Showing Her Using Racial Slur During Trainee Days
The global pop star addresses leaked decade-old rehearsal footage during the premiere of her documentary at the Toronto International Film
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‘Ah Girl’ Proves Why Asian Childhood Trauma Deserves Honest Storytelling on Screen
Growing up in an Asian household often meant adult issues were swept under the rug. Ang Geck Geck Priscilla’s award-winning
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Singaporean Director Ang Geck Geck Priscilla Brings Childhood Drama ‘Ah Girl’ to Toronto International Film Festival
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Stray Kids Join BTS In Boycotting Grammys Over Segregated Asian Pop Category
The chart-topping stadium headliners let the submission deadline expire, leaving the Recording Academy without its two biggest global powerhouses.
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Canadian Screen Award Winner Josette Jorge Joins Andrew Phung In Quentin Lee Horror Comedy ‘Curse Of Undead’
The Ruby and the Well star signs on to battle an island zombie uprising in a gory cross-border romp co-written
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‘Arrested Memory’ Leads Golden Horse Nominations as Singapore Films Score Record 15 Nods
Sabu’s Arrested Memory leads the 63rd Golden Horse Awards with 11 nominations, while Singapore films score a record 15 nods
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Recording Academy Pushes Ahead With Asian Pop Grammy Category Despite Boycott From BTS
CEO Harvey Mason Jr. confirms the contentious prize will debut at the 2027 awards even as the world's biggest group
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Zhang Yimou Restored Masterpiece ‘Raise The Red Lantern’ Returns To Cinemas For 35th Anniversary
Thirty-five years after captivating global audiences, the landmark Chinese historical drama starring Gong Li heads back to big screens across
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Lee Chang-Dong Explains Why ‘Possible Love’ is a “Paradoxical Question”
Lee Chang Dong breaks his eight year silence to explain why Possible Love is a “paradoxical question” about love, labor
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Abby Choi Murder Trial Opens With Alleged Family Plot Over Hong Kong Luxury Flat
Hong Kong socialite Abby Choi’s murder trial opens as prosecutors allege a family plot linked to a dispute over a
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Netflix Says ‘Kpop Demon Hunters’ Sequel Is Set for “Broad Theatrical Release”
Netflix’s KPop Demon Hunters sequel is headed for a “broad theatrical release,” as Ted Sarandos explains why the streamer is
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Ken Jeong Daniel Dae Kim And Randall Park Reunite For Audible Comedy Series ‘The Moons Of LA’
An all-star Asian American ensemble brings true-crime audio tropes to a domestic crisis as an ambitious schoolgirl investigates her parents’
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