Celebrate Pride with these LGBTQ+ films from the Asian diaspora Filmmakers from the Asian diaspora have been making queer and trans movies for decades. Check out some of our faves here! All hail ‘King Khan’: Why Shah Rukh Khan is one of the most famous men in the world A look at the Bollywood star’s decades-long career and why his fanbase spans continents and generations Animated musical ‘KPop Demon Hunters’ delivers on its title’s promise An eye-catching movie about a blade-wielding pop girl trio KATSEYE get messy in telenovela-inspired ‘Gabriela’ music video With a music video cameo from Jessica Alba, the track is the latest from their forthcoming EP “Beautiful Chaos” set to drop on June 27 Mike Curato is finally getting the queer Asian community talking The author-illustrator chats about his adult graphic novel “Gaysians,” the irony of book banning, and his message for J.K. Rowling ‘Elio’ star Yonas Kibreab is not afraid to be himself The young actor sits down with JoySauce and shares the lessons he’s learned from playing the world’s weirdest kid Pixar’s space comedy ‘Elio’ is scattered, but worthwhile The writer and director of ‘Turning Red’ re-team up for a young-audiences adventure Harold & Kumar sequel lit from ‘Cobra Kai’ creators John Cho and Kal Penn are expected to return for this latest installment from Cobra Kai creators Jon Hurwitz and Hayden Schlossberg Bowen Yang will always be the moment A look at the actor, writer, and comedian’s career, and how we’re truly in the golden age of Bowen Yang ‘Modern Family’ star Aubrey Anderson-Emmons is not gay, or Vietnamese, she’s bisexual Anderson-Emmons, who played Lily Tucker-Pritchett on the long-running sitcom used lines from the show to come out on TikTok Kevin Kwan’s latest books reflect how ‘wealth culture has exponentialized’ The international bestselling author on how there are even crazier rich Asians now than when he wrote his debut novel a decade and a half ago Michael Wong is the ultimate Asian dad hype man Ahead of Father’s Day, the creator behind Asian Verified and “Asian Dad Cam” talks Asian dad fashion and how it really is just dad fashion, and why it should be celebrated Eric Nam and Kristen Kish join the cast of ‘The Traitors’ season four They will compete with others including Donna Kelce, Mark Ballas, Ron Funches, Johnny Weir, and Tara Lipinski for the $250,000 prize Lucy Liu stuns in the uneven drama ‘Rosemead’ The Taiwanese immigrant saga doesn’t have the right build up, despite its true-to-life ending Netflix enchants with first trailer for ‘In Your Dreams’ Premiering on Nov. 14, the animated movie follows siblings Stevie and Elliot as they navigate a dream world to wish for the perfect family Ana Huang on why murder is okay in romance, but cheating is not The romance author on her latest book, “King of Envy,” BookTok, and why real men should take a page out of their fictional counterparts’ books What did Laos ever do to anyone? A closer look at Trump’s travel ban On June 4, the White House announced travel restrictions on 19 different countries, but what was the reasoning? ‘Elemental’ creator Peter Sohn set to direct ‘Incredibles 3’ The longtime Pixar veteran was personally chosen to lead the franchise forward, having worked on “The Incredibles” and its sequel How Justin H. Min on ‘The Devil’s Plan’ struck a chord with viewers Many Asian watchers of the South Korean survival show related to the struggles the actor faced as the only American competing Maggie Q returns to the ‘Bosch’ universe in ‘Ballard’ Premiering on July 9 on Prime Video, Maggie Q reprises her role as LAPD Detective Renée Ballard, leading a new cold case unit Why Asian American teeth blackening is the new black How the trend is unsettling Western beauty ideals and helping Asian Americans reconnect with ancestral aesthetics From K-pop legends to EDM icons, 88rising celebrates 10 years with HITC Last weekend, the festival returned for its fourth year to celebrate artists of Asian descent AA+PIs make history at 78th Tony Awards ‘Maybe Happy Ending’ was the biggest winner of the evening with six Tonys out of 10 nominations, including a first for Darren Criss 442: The uncovered history of Hood River’s Japanese farmers How the racist treatment of Japanese Americans farmers in Hood River, Oregon made national headlines during World War II Conrad Ricamora on authenticity and the fluidity of identity The theater and TV icon discusses the success of his current Broadway hit, “Oh! Mary,” his heavy-hitting creative projects from over the years, and this year’s Tony Awards Riz Ahmed leads paranoid espionage thriller ‘Relay’ David Mackenzie’s subtly political Tribeca drama follows the flow of information 1 2 3 … 55 Next »
Celebrate Pride with these LGBTQ+ films from the Asian diaspora Filmmakers from the Asian diaspora have been making queer and trans movies for decades. Check out some of our faves here!
All hail ‘King Khan’: Why Shah Rukh Khan is one of the most famous men in the world A look at the Bollywood star’s decades-long career and why his fanbase spans continents and generations
Animated musical ‘KPop Demon Hunters’ delivers on its title’s promise An eye-catching movie about a blade-wielding pop girl trio
KATSEYE get messy in telenovela-inspired ‘Gabriela’ music video With a music video cameo from Jessica Alba, the track is the latest from their forthcoming EP “Beautiful Chaos” set to drop on June 27
Mike Curato is finally getting the queer Asian community talking The author-illustrator chats about his adult graphic novel “Gaysians,” the irony of book banning, and his message for J.K. Rowling
‘Elio’ star Yonas Kibreab is not afraid to be himself The young actor sits down with JoySauce and shares the lessons he’s learned from playing the world’s weirdest kid
Pixar’s space comedy ‘Elio’ is scattered, but worthwhile The writer and director of ‘Turning Red’ re-team up for a young-audiences adventure
Harold & Kumar sequel lit from ‘Cobra Kai’ creators John Cho and Kal Penn are expected to return for this latest installment from Cobra Kai creators Jon Hurwitz and Hayden Schlossberg
Bowen Yang will always be the moment A look at the actor, writer, and comedian’s career, and how we’re truly in the golden age of Bowen Yang
‘Modern Family’ star Aubrey Anderson-Emmons is not gay, or Vietnamese, she’s bisexual Anderson-Emmons, who played Lily Tucker-Pritchett on the long-running sitcom used lines from the show to come out on TikTok
Kevin Kwan’s latest books reflect how ‘wealth culture has exponentialized’ The international bestselling author on how there are even crazier rich Asians now than when he wrote his debut novel a decade and a half ago
Michael Wong is the ultimate Asian dad hype man Ahead of Father’s Day, the creator behind Asian Verified and “Asian Dad Cam” talks Asian dad fashion and how it really is just dad fashion, and why it should be celebrated
Eric Nam and Kristen Kish join the cast of ‘The Traitors’ season four They will compete with others including Donna Kelce, Mark Ballas, Ron Funches, Johnny Weir, and Tara Lipinski for the $250,000 prize
Lucy Liu stuns in the uneven drama ‘Rosemead’ The Taiwanese immigrant saga doesn’t have the right build up, despite its true-to-life ending
Netflix enchants with first trailer for ‘In Your Dreams’ Premiering on Nov. 14, the animated movie follows siblings Stevie and Elliot as they navigate a dream world to wish for the perfect family
Ana Huang on why murder is okay in romance, but cheating is not The romance author on her latest book, “King of Envy,” BookTok, and why real men should take a page out of their fictional counterparts’ books
What did Laos ever do to anyone? A closer look at Trump’s travel ban On June 4, the White House announced travel restrictions on 19 different countries, but what was the reasoning?
‘Elemental’ creator Peter Sohn set to direct ‘Incredibles 3’ The longtime Pixar veteran was personally chosen to lead the franchise forward, having worked on “The Incredibles” and its sequel
How Justin H. Min on ‘The Devil’s Plan’ struck a chord with viewers Many Asian watchers of the South Korean survival show related to the struggles the actor faced as the only American competing
Maggie Q returns to the ‘Bosch’ universe in ‘Ballard’ Premiering on July 9 on Prime Video, Maggie Q reprises her role as LAPD Detective Renée Ballard, leading a new cold case unit
Why Asian American teeth blackening is the new black How the trend is unsettling Western beauty ideals and helping Asian Americans reconnect with ancestral aesthetics
From K-pop legends to EDM icons, 88rising celebrates 10 years with HITC Last weekend, the festival returned for its fourth year to celebrate artists of Asian descent
AA+PIs make history at 78th Tony Awards ‘Maybe Happy Ending’ was the biggest winner of the evening with six Tonys out of 10 nominations, including a first for Darren Criss
442: The uncovered history of Hood River’s Japanese farmers How the racist treatment of Japanese Americans farmers in Hood River, Oregon made national headlines during World War II
Conrad Ricamora on authenticity and the fluidity of identity The theater and TV icon discusses the success of his current Broadway hit, “Oh! Mary,” his heavy-hitting creative projects from over the years, and this year’s Tony Awards
Riz Ahmed leads paranoid espionage thriller ‘Relay’ David Mackenzie’s subtly political Tribeca drama follows the flow of information
