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Astrology with Alice: The Saturn Return and the time for adulting This month’s column is less about July and more about that big life change that happens around 30 Read
Song Kang-ho makes his TV debut in ‘Uncle Samsik’ The “Parasite” star on transitioning from film to TV, South Korea in the ’50s and ’60s, and more Read
‘Kalki 2898 AD’ is an original, eye-popping sci-fi epic, despite its major flaws Nag Ashwin’s mythologically inspired action saga is frustrating, but worth a look Read
Here’s One More TikTok Roundup Before Pride Month Ends! We hope y’all had fun celebrating this month with us Read
Elizabeth Ai’s ‘New Wave’ highlights the cool side of Vietnamese refugees The documentarian tells a story of big intergenerational healing and bigger hair Read
Plastique Tiara is an icon for the ages The Internet’s most popular drag queen talks “RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars,” and thriving at the intersection of being queer and Vietnamese American Read
JoySauce Radio: Celebrate Pride with these LGBTQ+ artists From indie-pop to punk rock, these artists will help you kick off summer right Read
‘Some Rain Must Fall’ frames a mother’s despondency and desire A quiet, powerful unraveling of middle class Chinese womanhood debuts at Tribeca Read
Author Christina Hwang Dudley takes on Jane Austen in her latest novel How the author brought a classic tale into modern-day Asian America in “Pride & Preston Lin” Read
Hmong American drama ‘Bitterroot’ forages for tranquility A gentle family saga from the Tribeca festival weaves fears of climate change with spiritual isolation Read
Former K-pop idol Min is rejecting South Korea’s ageism Making her solo debut with EP “Prime Time,” the singer is doing what she wants and being herself Read
How Thanh Truong went from refugee to TV journalist In honor of World Refugee Day, writer Thuc Doan Nguyen talks to the New Orleans newsman about his journey Read
Gen Z Asian Americans are making indie alternative rock cool again Meet some of the up-and-coming artists incorporating their racial or cultural identities into what’s historically been a very white genre Read
Do we really need an Asian Grammys? The Recording Academy is considering creating an Asian Grammy Awards, sparking debate over representation and the future of K-pop recognition Read
10 LGBTQ+ Asian diasporic TV shows to binge this Pride Writer Teresa Tran weighs in on the best dramas to celebrate gaysians, this month and beyond Read
‘The Sympathizer’ star Nguyen Cao Ky Duyen is no stranger to the spotlight Writer Teresa Tran chats with the Vietnamese American actress about her recent star-making role Read
Get Your Laughs in With These TikToks As always, we wanna share our favorite recent videos with y’all! Read
One actor, two very different roles in ‘Seoul Switch’ Writer Daniel Anderson talks with K-pop idol Kevin Woo and director Liann Kaye about their Freaky Friday-esque short film and unpacking the nuances of Asian and Asian American identity Read
442: Martin Wong, the artist who immortalized New York City The queer Chinese American artist painted a city that no longer exists, before the glitzy tourist traps and sterile storefronts appeared Read
‘This is the price we pay for the love we gave’ Margaret Cho and director Yen Tan chat about their grief and healing through “All That We Love,” their film debuting at Tribeca Read
For Chantha Nguon, ‘Slow Noodles’ are a way of life How a simple Cambodian dish has helped this author heal and start over, and help others do the same Read
Southeast Asia shines at 2024 James Beard Foundation Awards The restaurant industry’s Oscars featured many AA+PI winners, specifically serving Southeast Asian cuisine Read
Han Hyo-joo’s career takes a serious turn in ‘Blood Free’ Writer Philiana Ng talks with the Korean actress about her new role in the Disney+ sci-fi series, and how it’s different from anything she’s ever done Read
‘Group Therapy’ formalizes comedic catharsis Six stand-up comics sit down to discuss their insecurities Read
Broadway’s a family business for Jon Jon and Isa Briones The two actors talk about their experience performing together in “Hadestown,” growing together in their artistry, and their experiences as Asian performers Read
