Ready for Another Round of TikToks? Don’t forget to support these amazing AAPI creators Are you ready for the rise of Alice Longyu Gao? In the debut of our new musical artist of the month series, we learn about one of the dominant voices of the rising hyperpop movement 442: Paving the path for today’s K-pop stars Decades before BLACKPINK and BTS, came the Kim Sisters Actor George Salazar Discusses Life, Art and the World He Wants to Live In ‘Be More Chill’ and ‘Superstore’ star on how he got his start in theater and connecting with his Filipino and Ecuadorian roots ‘Wedding Season’ Brings Vital Representation to Rom-Coms A bright, funny watch (with two captivating leads) that unfortunately tries to take on more commentary than it needs to ‘Batgirl’ canned, people of color screwed over, but at least white people are okay! Meanwhile, despite its problematic lead, “The Flash” is still set to be released These TikToks Give Us Major Virgo Energy Watch these videos for a quick refresher on this earth sign’s qualities New Book Teaches You How to Make Weed Gummies At Home Forget the pot brownie—Monica Lo wants you to make cannabis-infused jellies, nougats, and rock candy How ‘Bruce Lee’s Daughter’ Is Expanding Her Own Legacy Shannon Lee on her famous dad and how being hapa gave her the strength to say, “I belong to myself” Final Bow For Yellowface aims to eliminate offensive stereotypes in ballet How one uncomfortable moment at the ballet led to a mission to eliminate Asian stereotypes from the art form Samantha Win: Can’t Knock Her Down This actress and martial artist can’t be beat—quite literally Fox Eyes: A Beauty Trend or Cultural Appropriation? One of the physical traits many Asian Americans grew up being teased for is also a beauty trend Japanese Breakfast’s Michelle Zauner and the Wild Year of Her Dreams Coming True The indie music darling and acclaimed author talks writing, music, and her mixed-race identity I’m Half Irish (Today)—Wait, Who’s Asking? Writer and badass mama Valerie Moloney on raising confident, compassionate bicultural kids 442: Meet the TV Chef Who Introduced Chinese Food to American TV Audiences Joyce Chen’s fame started with making egg rolls for her kids’ school event Welcome, MAM Fam! Meet the newest member of the JoySauce family: Mixed Asian Media This Season’s Unsung Hero of ‘The Umbrella Academy’ How grief, punk rock, and the Berlin Wall turned Lila Pitts into an honorary Hargreeves Joy of Art: The origins of Degenerate Art Ensemble A stunningly avant-garde performance group marrying rage, resistance, and playfulness These TikToks Show How Funny Our Community Can Be! We love how creative and dynamic our community can be! I Got My First Haircut At Age 17 And with it, writer Simar Bajaj shed more than his four-foot mane Dealing With Our Daddy Issues In ‘The Nosebleed,’ playwright Aya Ogawa examines their relationship with their father—and urges you to think about yours, too There’s So Much More to the Multiverse MCU, ‘The Matrix,’ and ‘Everything Everywhere All At Once’ may have popularized the idea, but the multiverse is actually deeply rooted in Buddhism Where to Eat in LA’s Little Bangladesh Artist-activist Taz Ahmed takes us on a tour of Los Angeles’ vibrant Bangladeshi neighborhood 442: The First Voice of Many How Kim Hak-Soon led hundreds of former ’comfort’ women to speak out against the Japanese military’s sexual slavery system during World War II I’m rooting for the downfall of Meta and also Mark Zuckerberg: future reality show contestant! In this week’s Nguyeners and Losers column, Stacy Nguyen airs out her beef with Meta and its head honcho Need a Laugh? Watch These TikToks! Don’t miss this roundup of our favorite Asian TikToks « Previous 1 … 68 69 70 71 72 … 74 Next »
Are you ready for the rise of Alice Longyu Gao? In the debut of our new musical artist of the month series, we learn about one of the dominant voices of the rising hyperpop movement
Actor George Salazar Discusses Life, Art and the World He Wants to Live In ‘Be More Chill’ and ‘Superstore’ star on how he got his start in theater and connecting with his Filipino and Ecuadorian roots
‘Wedding Season’ Brings Vital Representation to Rom-Coms A bright, funny watch (with two captivating leads) that unfortunately tries to take on more commentary than it needs to
‘Batgirl’ canned, people of color screwed over, but at least white people are okay! Meanwhile, despite its problematic lead, “The Flash” is still set to be released
These TikToks Give Us Major Virgo Energy Watch these videos for a quick refresher on this earth sign’s qualities
New Book Teaches You How to Make Weed Gummies At Home Forget the pot brownie—Monica Lo wants you to make cannabis-infused jellies, nougats, and rock candy
How ‘Bruce Lee’s Daughter’ Is Expanding Her Own Legacy Shannon Lee on her famous dad and how being hapa gave her the strength to say, “I belong to myself”
Final Bow For Yellowface aims to eliminate offensive stereotypes in ballet How one uncomfortable moment at the ballet led to a mission to eliminate Asian stereotypes from the art form
Fox Eyes: A Beauty Trend or Cultural Appropriation? One of the physical traits many Asian Americans grew up being teased for is also a beauty trend
Japanese Breakfast’s Michelle Zauner and the Wild Year of Her Dreams Coming True The indie music darling and acclaimed author talks writing, music, and her mixed-race identity
I’m Half Irish (Today)—Wait, Who’s Asking? Writer and badass mama Valerie Moloney on raising confident, compassionate bicultural kids
442: Meet the TV Chef Who Introduced Chinese Food to American TV Audiences Joyce Chen’s fame started with making egg rolls for her kids’ school event
This Season’s Unsung Hero of ‘The Umbrella Academy’ How grief, punk rock, and the Berlin Wall turned Lila Pitts into an honorary Hargreeves
Joy of Art: The origins of Degenerate Art Ensemble A stunningly avant-garde performance group marrying rage, resistance, and playfulness
These TikToks Show How Funny Our Community Can Be! We love how creative and dynamic our community can be!
Dealing With Our Daddy Issues In ‘The Nosebleed,’ playwright Aya Ogawa examines their relationship with their father—and urges you to think about yours, too
There’s So Much More to the Multiverse MCU, ‘The Matrix,’ and ‘Everything Everywhere All At Once’ may have popularized the idea, but the multiverse is actually deeply rooted in Buddhism
Where to Eat in LA’s Little Bangladesh Artist-activist Taz Ahmed takes us on a tour of Los Angeles’ vibrant Bangladeshi neighborhood
442: The First Voice of Many How Kim Hak-Soon led hundreds of former ’comfort’ women to speak out against the Japanese military’s sexual slavery system during World War II
I’m rooting for the downfall of Meta and also Mark Zuckerberg: future reality show contestant! In this week’s Nguyeners and Losers column, Stacy Nguyen airs out her beef with Meta and its head honcho
