The penultimate ‘Cobra Kai’ episodes pack a delightful punch Netflix’s ‘Karate Kid’ sequel nears its conclusion with season six, part two ‘Interior Chinatown’ pushes AA+PI roles to the front and center Adapted from Charles Yu’s award-winning novel, the new Hulu series dismantles Asian stereotypes and tells the story of a sidekick character often left in the background We’re hanging in there thanks to these TikToks Hope y’all are taking care of yourselves! Stir Fried: Peranakan food comes full circle Chef Kyo Pang teaches us all about this hybrid cuisine and how she’s keeping it alive in New York City Youngmi Mayer goes ‘all the way there’ in her new memoir In “I’m Laughing Because I’m Crying,” she shows how two opposing concepts are actually the same, and how even the saddest moments can be paired with a joke Post-election 2024: Where do we go from here? How to protect your mental health and take action the next four years Sexiest API men alive for 2024 Our highly subjective, and in no way definitive, list of sexy Asian Pacific Islander men Charles Ling from ‘The Golden Bachelorette’ is taking charge He shares his advice for love, relationships, and navigating grief and loss Kishi Bashi is throwing a party, and you’re invited The indie pop singer took a breather from his international tour to chat about his Japanese heritage and the future of AI Is K-pop Afrobeats here to stay? A deep dive into K-pop’s latest fixation and the industry’s complicated relationship with Africa ‘Weekend in Taipei’: The slow and the serious Luke Evans, Sung Kang and Gwei Lun-mei finish in last place with a Hollywood knock-off 442: Hazel Ying Lee was the original Asian American flygirl How the Chinese American pilot helped pave the way for women in the U.S. military Peggy Lu is the shining star of the ‘Venom’ trilogy Mrs. Chen has a lot to say—most of it about Eddie Brock himself, Tom Hardy Cheer up with some TikToks It’s been a rough week—you deserve to laugh a little ‘The Pradeeps of Pittsburgh’ turns the model minority myth on its head Amazon Prime’s new show is more than just a comedy; it’s a commentary on how Asian Americans are viewed by their white neighbors Chef Edward Lee: ‘Win or lose, I’d stay true to where I am right now’ How his journey on Netflix’s “Culinary Class Wars” became a delicious and tear-jerking story of identity and cultural heritage AA+PIs respond to election: Safety, justice, and representation in limbo The community braces for a challenging future with Donald Trump winning the election, spotlighting the nation’s divisions on safety and equity Texas’ YAR Fest helps A+PI music artists build community Writer Clara Wang chats with Jonavi, Justin Park, and Rococo Disco, a few of the artists on this year’s lineup How to find fulfillment without children Writer Christina Vo reflects on how choosing to be childfree as an Asian American woman defies cultural norms and societal expectations Is there really an Asian American accent? TikTok users are claiming that Asian Americans have an accent—we did the research to find out if it truly exists The Very Asian Foundation celebrates AA+PI talent and accomplishments JoySauce founder Jonathan Sposato was the guest of honor at the organization’s recent Sunday Funday event Filmmaker Sami Khan: The storyteller behind ‘Starting 5’ He reflects on his experience working closely with basketball stars Jayson Tatum and Jimmy Butler for this new Netflix series Cinema of herself: How Itō Shiori made ‘Black Box Diaries’ An interview with the Japanese filmmaker and journalist who investigated her own sexual assault The 2024 World Series was a win for Asians and Asian Americans The Los Angeles Dodgers may have taken home the trophy, but Asians played crucial roles on both sides Cultural enclaves are keeping Filipino American communities alive A look at Filipino cultural districts across the country—how they formed, what they look like, and what their futures hold 442: Denver’s bloody Chinatown riot How a fight in a saloon led to a rioting mob that ended in the destruction of the Mile High City’s Chinatown, and the hanging of a Chinese man « Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 … 45 Next »
The penultimate ‘Cobra Kai’ episodes pack a delightful punch Netflix’s ‘Karate Kid’ sequel nears its conclusion with season six, part two
‘Interior Chinatown’ pushes AA+PI roles to the front and center Adapted from Charles Yu’s award-winning novel, the new Hulu series dismantles Asian stereotypes and tells the story of a sidekick character often left in the background
Stir Fried: Peranakan food comes full circle Chef Kyo Pang teaches us all about this hybrid cuisine and how she’s keeping it alive in New York City
Youngmi Mayer goes ‘all the way there’ in her new memoir In “I’m Laughing Because I’m Crying,” she shows how two opposing concepts are actually the same, and how even the saddest moments can be paired with a joke
Post-election 2024: Where do we go from here? How to protect your mental health and take action the next four years
Sexiest API men alive for 2024 Our highly subjective, and in no way definitive, list of sexy Asian Pacific Islander men
Charles Ling from ‘The Golden Bachelorette’ is taking charge He shares his advice for love, relationships, and navigating grief and loss
Kishi Bashi is throwing a party, and you’re invited The indie pop singer took a breather from his international tour to chat about his Japanese heritage and the future of AI
Is K-pop Afrobeats here to stay? A deep dive into K-pop’s latest fixation and the industry’s complicated relationship with Africa
‘Weekend in Taipei’: The slow and the serious Luke Evans, Sung Kang and Gwei Lun-mei finish in last place with a Hollywood knock-off
442: Hazel Ying Lee was the original Asian American flygirl How the Chinese American pilot helped pave the way for women in the U.S. military
Peggy Lu is the shining star of the ‘Venom’ trilogy Mrs. Chen has a lot to say—most of it about Eddie Brock himself, Tom Hardy
‘The Pradeeps of Pittsburgh’ turns the model minority myth on its head Amazon Prime’s new show is more than just a comedy; it’s a commentary on how Asian Americans are viewed by their white neighbors
Chef Edward Lee: ‘Win or lose, I’d stay true to where I am right now’ How his journey on Netflix’s “Culinary Class Wars” became a delicious and tear-jerking story of identity and cultural heritage
AA+PIs respond to election: Safety, justice, and representation in limbo The community braces for a challenging future with Donald Trump winning the election, spotlighting the nation’s divisions on safety and equity
Texas’ YAR Fest helps A+PI music artists build community Writer Clara Wang chats with Jonavi, Justin Park, and Rococo Disco, a few of the artists on this year’s lineup
How to find fulfillment without children Writer Christina Vo reflects on how choosing to be childfree as an Asian American woman defies cultural norms and societal expectations
Is there really an Asian American accent? TikTok users are claiming that Asian Americans have an accent—we did the research to find out if it truly exists
The Very Asian Foundation celebrates AA+PI talent and accomplishments JoySauce founder Jonathan Sposato was the guest of honor at the organization’s recent Sunday Funday event
Filmmaker Sami Khan: The storyteller behind ‘Starting 5’ He reflects on his experience working closely with basketball stars Jayson Tatum and Jimmy Butler for this new Netflix series
Cinema of herself: How Itō Shiori made ‘Black Box Diaries’ An interview with the Japanese filmmaker and journalist who investigated her own sexual assault
The 2024 World Series was a win for Asians and Asian Americans The Los Angeles Dodgers may have taken home the trophy, but Asians played crucial roles on both sides
Cultural enclaves are keeping Filipino American communities alive A look at Filipino cultural districts across the country—how they formed, what they look like, and what their futures hold
442: Denver’s bloody Chinatown riot How a fight in a saloon led to a rioting mob that ended in the destruction of the Mile High City’s Chinatown, and the hanging of a Chinese man
