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Lucy Liu reflects on her immigrant childhood: "Growing up, I didn’t understand English for so long," feeling isolated and voiceless
Amazon’s new doc Lee Soo Man: King of K-Pop unpacks the triumphs, turmoil, and legacy of SM Entertainment’s controversial founder
113 years ago, six Chinese Titanic survivors faced racism and erasure, their story buried—now resurfacing to reveal a long-silenced truth
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Singaporean filmmaker Anthony Chen, president of Shanghai Film Festival’s Asian New Talent jury, celebrates the city’s “East-meets-West legacy” and discusses
Australian Nishan Velupillay becomes the first player of Malaysian descent to play in the FIFA World Cup, marking a historic
Ulises Fernando Bernal Miramontes has apologized after a viral World Cup clip showed him making a racist gesture toward South
The Teochew language family drama became an unexpected multi-million dollar hit and will hit European screens this June.
The historic Singapore-Canada co-production combines old-school 1970s kung fu cinema with cutting-edge virtual sets.
LISA becomes the first female K-pop artist to perform at a World Cup opening ceremony, delivering an electrifying rendition of
South Korean creator inocat_t shared a racist gesture she received at a World Cup match when a Mexico fan mocked
Tracy Choi brings Macau cinema to the international stage with Girlfriend, a tender portrait of female intimacy that continues her