Actor Orion Lee sits in a white, minimalist room on the top floor of a swanky Los Angeles office tower. Against blue-sky views of West Hollywood, lit with soft […]
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Matters Of The Heart: The Trailer For Alan Yang’s ‘Tigertail’ Has Arrived
How far can one go to chase a goal? The latest film from writer and director Alan Yang (“Master of None”), “Tigertail” explores the story of a Taiwanese factory […]
Samosas, Bollywood And A Female Sherlock Holmes: Disney’s Premieres First South Asian Children’s Show, ‘Mira, Royal Detective’
A little girl in a royal blue detective’s uniform dances across the screen with two animated mongooses. As she locates a clue, she pulls out her magnifying glass and […]
Get Ready, Anime Fans: ‘Bleach’ Is Back
After a long wait, “Bleach” is finally getting the ending it deserves. “Weekly Shonen Jump” has confirmed in a Twitter post that the “Thousand-Year Blood War” arc will finally […]
Review: Satoshi Kon’s ‘Tokyo Godfathers’ Redefines The Meaning Of Family
On a frosty night during Christmas Eve in Tokyo, Japan, snow gently falls on a makeshift shack situated in the middle of a public park. Inside the cramped but […]
Q&A: Get To Know Brian Tee, The Man Behind The Scrubs
Actor Brian Tee has one of those faces you could recognize anywhere. Some might think of him as the one and only D.K. “Drift King” from “The Fast and […]
Review: ‘Little Fires Everywhere’ Simmers Through Its First Season
Fire engines scream through a quiet suburban night up to a blazing mansion, as an exhausted, tear-stained woman looks on. This is viewers’ first glimpse of what Hulu’s upcoming […]
The Lookout: Get Ready For Spring With These New Blooms
The entertainment world has certainly been feeling the impact of the novel coronavirus outbreak, as more and more projects have been cancelled or postponed. AAPI projects, especially movie releases, […]
Review: ‘First Cow’ Explores Relationships In Slow Cinema
The opening scenes of “First Cow” involve a young girl raking her bare hands through a patch of soft dirt. She continues to dig in the same shot; the […]
Shannyn Sossamon’s New Mob Role To Steal Our Attention
Filipina actress Shannyn Sossamon (“A Knight’s Tale”) will play the lead in the latest Warner Bros. TV and Fox Entertainment drama, “The Cleaning Lady,” adapted from the Argentinian series, […]
Review: Seas The Day With Masaaki Yuasa’s ‘Ride Your Wave’
The sun pours gentle light over a beach; the bronze-colored sand glows, the ocean shimmers with streaks of white as it softly hugs the shore, and biking through this […]
Daniel Dae Kim To Change Up ‘New Amsterdam’ Dynamics In Recurring Role
Daniel Dae Kim’s recent roles in “Hawaii Five-0” and “The Good Doctor” caught on as quality characters and not just token Asian American roles. Now, Kim is set for […]
Shirley Chen Takes On Gunsmoke And Gloomy Weather At The 2020 Sundance Film Festival
In Park City, Utah, the weather is chilly and gray, but actress Shirley Chen wears a warm grin—and several layers of coats. The morning after her silver-screen debut at […]
Q&A: Louis Ozawa Is Bringing On The Vengeance In ‘Hunters’
Ah, the 1970s. The era is typically associated with the rise of disco music and some questionable fashion choices, like bell-bottom jeans and full-coverage sequins. You probably don’t picture […]
Throwback: Past And Present Collide Through Anna May Wong And Michele Selene Ang
It all started with a dress. A knee-length, body-hugging, black and gold-sequined, qipao-style dress complete with black fringe at the shoulders and hem. Hanging proudly in my mom’s closet […]
