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South Asian performers celebrate their authentic selves at Dragistan Writer Anjana Pawa takes us to Dragistan 2024, a showcase of South Asian queer performance in Brooklyn
Netflix’s ‘A Virtuous Business’ is the sex-positive K-drama we need The series follows a group of women selling sex toys in a rural town, but it’s more wholesome than you might think
‘Chris Grace: As Scarlett Johansson’ pokes fun at cross-racial casting The actor and comedian discusses how Scarlett Johansson’s role in “Ghost in the Shell” inspired his comedy special
Bach Buquen is the latest guy to normalize makeup for men The 19-year-old TikToker quietly braves public gaze by normalizing makeup for men, in the loudest way possible
The ultimate AA+PI holiday gift guide for the foodie in your life Support AA+PI-owned businesses and get your holiday shopping done at the same time
Jaylee Hamidi on manifesting self-love and dream roles The actress on her breakout role in “How To Die Alone” and how support can shape possibilities for the queer community on screen
Nite Yun wants to know why you’ve never had Cambodian food The San Francisco-based chef was recently featured on Netflix’s “Chef’s Table: Noodles” and is on a mission to share Cambodian food with the world
Celebrate International K-drama Day with some of our favorite shows In honor of Nov. 29, our JoySauce writers rounded up some of their favorite K-dramas of all time
‘Wicked’ director Jon M. Chu on his own yellow brick road to Hollywood The director chatted with us about telling fairy tales with a modern twist and expanding on our favorite musical number, “Defying Gravity”
Chef Maneet Chauhan is revolutionizing Indian food in the South For the last 10 years, the restaurateur has shaped Nashville’s culinary landscape with boldly reimagined Indian dishes
Chloe Bennet, ‘Interior Chinatown’ critique limited AA+PI representation The actress, who plays detective Lana Lee, speaks to how the show clarified her complex thoughts on Asian and mixed-Asian representation
‘Moana 2’ mostly works The pan-Pacific-Islander adventure broadens its horizon, while The Rock gets in the way
JoySauce Radio: Powerful songs by powerful women These tracks are all about resilience and courage, which we need now more than ever
Astrology with Alice: Ready for another retrograde? Mars is going retrograde in Cancer, just in time for the holidays
442: George Shima, the ‘Potato King,’ was the first Asian millionaire The business tycoon revolutionized California’s agricultural industry with his potato empire
Casting director Angelique Midthunder uplifts Indigenous talent In honor of National Adoption Day, the adoptee shares her thoughts on being mixed-Asian within a multicultural family
‘Yalla Parkour’ turns a fad into a cry for Palestinian freedom The DOC NYC premiere is part sports saga and part filmmaker self-portrait
Learn all about Sagittarius with these TikToks This fire sign is all about adventure and independence
Why do Indian Americans love Taco Bell so much? Writer Kahini Calcuttawalla explains the love affair that Indian Americans have with the Mexican-inspired fast food chain
Hualālai Chung’s Moni is ‘one of the bigger hearts’ of ‘Moana 2’ The actor, alongside producer Christina Chen, on their upcoming film and how getting lost can help you find where you need to go
7 API shows and films we’ll be binging this winter Our roundup of upcoming shows and films to help with a little escapism in the foreboding days ahead
Osric Chau makes Hallmark sexy as a male lead in ‘Holidazed’ The actor’s role puts an Asian character at the center of their own story at Hallmark
‘Wicked’ is ghastly, despite its great performances Jon M. Chu’s Broadway adaptation is excruciatingly long—and there’s more to come
The story behind Rosé’s ‘APT.’ The meaning behind her collaboration with Bruno Mars, and how it’s defying all expectations
Therapist Israa Nasir reframes productivity—and rest—in her new book “Toxic Productivity” will show you how taking more time to relax can actually improve your overall productivity
Charley Yang is the man behind the BoyWithUke mask The once-faceless musician took off his mask to chat about “Burnout,” his new record, and the importance of mental health
