Whether it’s getting personal about identity or getting up close to the Hong Kong protests, these Asian journalists are using social media to share what matters to them, and […]
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Looking For The Next Podcast In Your Life? Check Out ‘MOONFACE’
If you’re looking for a podcast to put on during the morning commute or when you’re relaxing at home, then you’re in luck—producer James Kim’s “MOONFACE,” which stars stand-up […]
Tina Tchen Is Taking Over The Time’s Up Movement
The Time’s Up movement has a new face. On Oct. 7, the organization announced that it has appointed Tina Tchen to replace former president and CEO Lisa Borders, who […]
Check Out The Premiere Of Dennis Liu’s New Netflix Show, ‘Raising Dion’
In need of a new Netflix show to binge? Desperate for an unconventional superhero story with a diverse cast? Then you’re in luck, because “Raising Dion” just premiered today. […]
The Lookout: Watch Out For Doppelgangers, Assassins And More This October
Editor’s note: Each month, we’re bringing you the latest scoop of what’s happening in Asian American film, TV, literature and music in our “Lookout” articles. We’re doing the legwork, […]
K-pop Group Seventeen Announces World Tour Dates In North America
The wait is finally over. For all you Carats, it’s time to whip out those diamond-shaped light sticks, because Seventeen just announced the North American dates for their 2020 […]
Jason Momoa Is A Fierce, Blind Tribe Leader In The New Post-Apocalyptic Series ‘See’
Jason Momoa (of “Aquaman” fame) recently made headlines for his activism in Hawaii, protesting against the construction of the Thirty Meter Telescope on Mauna Kea, a sacred volcano. But […]
Mother Of Distribution? Industry Veteran Sofia Chang Tapped To Oversee HBO Digital Content
Although Asian Americans have been making plenty of moves on screens, they’re busy making money moves behind the scenes, too. Today, WarnerMedia announced that Sofia Chang, along with Rich […]
Byron Mann Is Moving From Kung Fu To Courtroom For ‘Little Fires Everywhere’
Can’t get enough of the dashing villain from “Wu Assassins?” Then you’re in luck, because Byron Mann just landed a recurring role on Hulu’s “Little Fires Everywhere.” Mann will […]
‘Crazy Rich Asians’ Screenwriter Quits Because Of A Not-So-Crazy-Rich Pay Disparity
2020 is almost upon us, but somehow, stories of Hollywood pay disparity are still making headlines. Just this week, it was revealed that “Crazy Rich Asians” screenwriter Adele Lim […]
Coming In 2020 To A TV Screen Near You: ‘Asian Americans’
For decades, Asian American stories like those of the “Railroad Chinese” and the interned Japanese were relegated to the margins of history books or were simply not mentioned. Now, […]
Shoots and Ladders: This Summer, Asian Americans Are Making Power Moves With Some ‘Fast Company’
FILM Massive congratulations go out to the South Korean director Bong Joon-ho for winning the prestigious Palme d’Or at the Cannes Film Festival for his commercially and critically successful […]
BLACKPINK Announces North American Tour
The highest-charting female K-pop group on the Billboard Hot 100 might just be coming to a venue near you! On Jan. 11, the wildly popular K-pop group, BLACKPINK, announced […]
Literary Trailblazer Chin Yang Lee Dies At 102
Chin Yang Lee, who wrote the best-selling novel “Flower Drum Song,” passed away on Nov. 8. His family chose not to make his death public at the time. Born […]
Join The #OneNation Movement Against Public Charge
One Nation AAPI is leading the charge against a proposed public charge rule in support of immigrant families. The rule affects individuals who are legally in the U.S. by […]
