You read that correctly. Danielle, a five-minute video from filmmaker Anthony Cerniello, is nothing short of amazing. Cerniello wanted to emulate the aging process by creating a person, Danielle. […]
Category: Art
A Wish Come True: Asian American Disney Princesses
Many have grown up with Disney characters and movies, and there’s no doubt some of the more popular Disney characters are the princesses. Well, Filipina American photographer Kim Navoa […]
An Illustrated Tribute to the Films of Hong Kong Filmmaker Wong Kar-Wai
Film.com has compiled a gallery of illustrations inspired by the films of Wong Kar-Wai in anticipation of the U.S. release of his latest film, The Grandmaster. The illustrated pieces featured range […]
Illustrator Kazu Kibuishi Creates New HARRY POTTER Covers
One of the biggest fears that Harry Potter fans face is the end of the fandom. With the final book and the final movie behind us, what more is […]
Summer 2013 | Pop-arrazi: Rila Fukushima
DEPT: Pop-arrazi AUTHOR: Anna M. Park ISSUE: Summer 2013 PHOTO: Sasaki Tomokazu “THE MODEL-TURNED-ACTRESS DISHES ONÂ WORKING WITH HUGH JACKMAN IN THE WOLVERINE.” On the last day of […]
Online Giveaway : Private Screening to THE GRANDMASTER
The highly-anticipated Chinese martial arts film The Grandmaster is hitting theaters this month! The film stars Hong Kong Film Award winner Tony Leung Chiu-Wai (In the Mood for Love) […]
Hugo Boss & Shanghai’s Rockbund Art Museum Team Up for Contemporary Asian Art
Search “Asian art” on any popular search engine, and more likely than not, you’ll end up finding images of statues, prints and paintings from centuries ago and dynasties past. […]
Instagrams from North Korea
Associated Press reporters David Guttenfelder and Jean Lee have been posting photos and videos from inside North Korea on their Instagram feeds. This is the first time anyone has […]
“The Forge” Transforms Tragedy into Strength through Martial Arts
In 2011, Tanya Lim committed suicide, leaving her savings to her younger brother Eric. He used those savings to create “The Forge,” a cinematic letter to his sister that […]
ASIANS IN COMICS Appreciation Post
Comic-Con may be over for the summer, but the fandom behind it is as enthusiastic as ever. The San Diego Comic-Con, which gains thousands of attendees yearly, is still […]
Catch our Summer Cover Girl Rinko Kikuchi in ’47 Ronin’ Trailer
The trailer is finally out for the long awaited ’47 Ronin’, the American adaptation of the real-life story of a group of samurai seeking to avenge their master. Keanu […]
MUST WATCH: 17-Year-Old Kim Ho in ‘The Language of Love’
If you’re in the mood to have your heart melt, then we have just the thing for you. Australian highschool student, Kim Ho, stars in his beautifully written short, […]
Han Geng Joins the Cast of Transformers 4
Han Geng has created quite the name for himself in both China and in Korea. The Chinese Mandopop singer first rose to fame as the only Chinese member of […]
Dancing Queen: From Awkward to Impressive in 365 Days
Some people spend years of their life learning how to dance impressively. Karen Cheng? 365 days. The San Francisco-based designer taught herself how to dance in one year and […]
WongFu Presents Saved By The Bell
Racebending and yellowface. This has been a constant issue for the Asian/Asian-American community in the Entertainment Industry. As Wong Fu Productions points out, the movie 21 took a real-life […]
