Asian American advocate groups recognized the fourth anniversary of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program this week. “It is important to recognize DACA because this program has […]
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“Would You Rather?” With Run River North
Ever play a game of “Would You Rather?” Kore played the classic party game with Run River North before the band embarked on their current overseas tour, where they’ll […]
Warner Bros continues move into China with country manager hire
Warner Bros. is set to solidify its move into China with the naming of Gillian Zhao as the entertainment giant’s new country manager. Zhao, a longtime figure in China’s entertainment […]
Neera Tanden appointed to Clinton presidential transition project
Should Hillary Clinton win the presidency in November, her long-time associate and Center for American Progress President Neera Tanden will have a key role in helping her transition into […]
6 facts that will make you want to see ‘Kubo and the Two Strings’
If you’re not yet sold on “Kubo and the Two Strings,” which comes to theaters this weekend, here are a few facts that will make you want to join Kubo on […]
Apparel designer Tony Kim: Saving the world in style
Apparel company Founder and CEO Tony Kim describes his fashion line as “Heroic Style For Everyday Geeks.” We caught up with Tony at Comic-Con 2016 in San Diego, California, […]
‘Blasian Narratives’ struggles with the question: Black enough? Asian enough?
Teaching third graders in an underserved area of Brooklyn, Cenisa Gavin often looks out at her mostly black and Latino students and is reminded of the failings of her […]
Entering the Enchanted World of Hayao Miyazaki
Twenty-two artists from around the U.S. came together inside the Mid-City Art House in Los Angeles in early August to showcase fan art inspired by the beautiful animation of […]
Dumbfoundead drops ‘Harambe’ ahead of new mixtape
Dumbfoundead is back with fresh music. The Los Angeles rapper’s “Harambe,” produced by Getter, was released Tuesday. The song – about the social injustice and paranoia surrounding the shooting […]
Glendale is keeping its ‘comfort women’ statue
It looks like the controversial statue of a “comfort woman” sitting in Glendale’s Central Park in California will be staying put. The U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the District Court’s […]
Nathan Adrian freestyles to fifth career Olympic gold
Swimmer Nathan Adrian will be leaving the Rio Olympics with two bronze medals and two golds, after winning his last race on Saturday. The Chinese American helped Michael Phelps, […]
At NYC Museum of Chinese in America, life stories told through food
In China, “Sour, Sweet, Bitter, Spicy” stands for more than flavors – they’re used as meanings for the joys and sorrows of life. This fall, the Museum of Chinese in […]
The Los Angeles Dodgers celebrate diversity with Japan Night
The Los Angeles Dodgers welcomed a night of cultural celebration on Tuesday, July 26, as they hosted Japan Night presented by Japan House at Dodger Stadium. The first 40,000 […]
Four presidential campaigns address AAPIs at historic election forum
An unprecedented presidential election forum for and by Asian American Pacific Islander groups set the stage for the campaigns of four parties to address the AAPI community inside the Colosseum […]
Top 10 Hapa Hollywood Hot Boys
“Hapa” is a term used for a person of mixed ethnic heritage. Join our hapa hosts Jennifer Field and Andrew Ghai as they count down the hottest hapa guys […]
