Following a drastic ratings growth in its summer premiere, “Claws” is returning for a third season. TNT renewed the drama series on Monday morning, as reported by Deadline. “Claws,” […]
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Netflix To Adapt Salman Rushdie’s ‘Midnight’s Children’ Into TV Series
Netflix will adapt Salman Rushdie’s “Midnight’s Children” into an original series. Rushdie’s novel details India’s transition from colonialism to independence through the story of Saleem Sinai, who is born […]
Grace Park to Grace TV Screens Once Again in ‘A Million Little Things’
Grace Park is set to return to television with a new role on the new ABC drama “A Million Little Things” following her exit last year from CBS’ “Hawaii […]
Academy Continues Diversity Push With Record Number of Invites
One Hollywood institution is taking calls for diversity into action: The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, the organization behind the Academy Awards, has invited a record 928 […]
Netflix Set to Release K-Drama Series ‘Mr. Sunshine’
Expect a new K-drama from “Descendants of the Sun” creators in July. Netflix has licensed the Korean drama “Mr. Sunshine,” a 24-episode series on tvN starring Lee Byung-hun (“G.I. […]
Eddie Huang to Wander Immigrant Kitchens in ‘Cash Only’
“Fresh Off the Boat” author Eddie Huang has fresh new series coming to television. The show, “Cash Only,” will give viewers an intimate look into immigrant kitchens as well […]
Sendhil Ramamurthy and Jessica Lu Talk ‘Reverie,’ Technology & Filmmaking
Sendhil Ramamurthy is a self-described Luddite. According to the actor, when he first got his iPhone X, its new features baffled him so much that he went back to […]
API Filmmakers Answer: Last Show I Binge-Watched
What are Asian Pacific Islander American filmmakers watching on TV? As it turns out, everything from “Atlanta” to “Westworld.”
NBC Wants More Female and Ethnically Diverse Unscripted Programming Directors
NBC announced this week the launch of its annual Alternative Directors Program, the first in the industry, which will focus on bringing more female and ethnically diverse directors into […]
Asian American Community Bids Farewell To Veteran Actress Elizabeth Sung
Elizabeth Sung, the veteran stage, film and TV actress and prominent figure in the Asian American arts community, died Tuesday at the age of 63. Sung was born in […]
Ken Jeong Stand-Up Comedy Special Coming to Netflix
Great news for those of us missing Dr. Ken in on our screens — Ken Jeong has signed on to do a stand-up special on Netflix. According to Deadline, […]
‘Nice’ Offers Genuine Representation of a Midwest Korean American Family
A young woman bites into a graham cracker cookie shaped like a breast just before she receives the stunning diagnosis that she has cancer — for the second time. […]
Vir Das Gets Two Additional Netflix Stand-Up Specials
Vir Das, who released his Netflix stand-up special “Abroad Understanding” last year as the first Indian comic to do so, has signed for two more specials with Netflix, according […]
A First Look at Lana Condor in Syfy’s ‘Deadly Class’
The teaser for Syfy’s upcoming series “Deadly Class” is finally out! The show, created by Joe Russo and Anthony Russo, the duo behind the latest “Avengers” film, is based […]
Auli’i Cravalho Is Living Her High School Dream Through NBC’s ‘Rise’
As Auli’i Cravalho puts it, Lilette Suarez — the teenage theater nerd she plays in the NBC musical series “Rise” — is living the high school dream. “I’ve had […]
