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Kling AI: Next-Generation AI Tool at Artlist
By MB Peco Medija In a market where a genuinely new AI video model arrives every few weeks, standing out at the technical benchmark level is harder than it […]
The Vacation Your Parents Never Took: What You Should Learn About Rest on the Water
By Saeed Ahmad For a lot of our parents, vacations came with conditions. First, enough money had to be saved. The kids needed to be older. Work had to […]
YouTube now counts a view from the first frame. What that changes for Asian and Asian American musicians and creators
By Artist Push On 24 August 2026 YouTube changed what a view is. A view now counts the moment a video starts playing, from the first frame, and the […]
MISHO: A New Shape of Indian Luxury
Founded by Mumbai-based designer and trained sculptor Suhani Parekh MISHO has built a distinctive identity around jewelry that feels as much like art as adornment. Parekh’s background in sculpture […]
The 3 Handbags From AAPI Designers We Want This Fall
COURTESY: Sacai, 31 Phillip Lim, Altuzarra The best luxury bags aren’t necessarily the ones everyone already recognizes. This fall, we’re looking toward AAPI designers whose accessories offer something a […]
Three Designers, Three Perspectives: The CFDA’s Next AAPI Class
COURTESY: azeezaofficial.com What happens when cultural heritage becomes a starting point rather than a destination? That question sits at the center of the newly announced 2026–27 CFDA | Genesis […]
The Details Tell the Story: Accessory Designers Redefining Modern Adornment
# The Details Tell the Story: Three AAPI Accessory Designers Redefining Modern Adornment In fashion, accessories have always been more than an afterthought. They are punctuation—the final detail that […]
The Revival of David Henry Hwang’s “The Dance and the Railroad”
Photo: Michael Palma More than 30 years after its last Los Angeles production, one of David Henry Hwang’s earliest works, The Dance and the Railroad returns to Los Angeles […]
HIROMI ASAI Finds Beauty in the Moment Before Everything Changes
With “Akatsuki: Before the Dawn,” the Japanese designer turns the quietest moment of the day into a meditation on hope, craftsmanship and new beginnings. There is something beautiful about […]
What If Your Backpack Was Part of Your Style?
Photography: Mark G Photography — @markgonpoint When was the last time you actually chose your backpack because it looked good with your outfit? Exactly. Usually, we think about the backpack […]
How AAPI Salon Owners Are Modernizing the Client Experience in 2026
By Daniel Zabczyk How AAPI Salon Owners Are Modernizing the Client Experience in 2026 TL;DR Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) salon leaders merge cultural wellness traditions with modern […]
John Cho on Finding New Depth in ‘Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother’
Nearly 25 years ago, John Cho appeared in a movie that helped change the possibilities for Asian American actors in Hollywood. Justin Lin’s “Better Luck Tomorrow” arrived at Sundance […]
Stephanie Ahn on ‘Bedford Park’ and Rethinking the Korean American Identity Story
Ten years is a long time to live with a movie that may never get made. For Stephanie Ahn, that meant years of writing and rewriting “Bedford Park,” trying […]
Taangerine Tiger’s Debut in NEW YORK FASHION WEEK
There are some collections you simply watch, and others that invite you to step inside their world. At Taangerine Tiger’s New York Fashion Week debut, Mystic Garden felt like the latter. […]
