Comedian Jason Cheny wants you to know that life is absurd The Taiwanese American on how he got his start, performing in his hometown of Taipei, and the absurdity of him buying a home
‘Treasure of the Rice Terraces’ explores Filipino culture through the lens of tattoos Filipino Canadian filmmaker Kent Donguines’ latest documentary also features 107-year-old tattoo artist Maria “Apo Whang-Od” Oggay
Diya Eggleston on authenticity, cultural erasure, and her mom’s biryani Writer Andy Crump speaks with the influencer about her social media persona, not taking things too seriously, and more
Mira Nair takes a look back at her 1988 film, ‘Salaam Bombay!’ The filmmaker’s debut feature changed government policy on street children, and is her latest entry into the Criterion Collection
‘Drops of God’ sets out to find the best wine in the world in season two The Apple TV adaptation seeks to answer the question the Japanese manga does not: What are the “drops of god?”
Yves on the rise with pop hit after hit The K-pop girl group member-turned-soloist chats with JoySauce about her latest EP, collaborations, and more
The real-life history that grounds Hulu thriller ‘Made in Korea’ The new show also marks star Hyun Bin’s return to television since the hit K-drama, “Crash Landing on You”
Trinity Jo-Li Bliss shines as the rising star of ‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’ The Chinese American actress and singer-songwriter is primed with a decade of training
Mikah’s ‘Homesick Trilogy’ explores identity beyond borders The Japanese American singer-songwriter discusses his latest music and his global upbringing across Hawaii and Asia
Simu Liu gets his brain hacked in ‘The Copenhagen Test’ The actor sits down with JoySauce to discuss his new show, stunts versus acting, and Asian representation in entertainment
Chef Arnold Myint reflects on family, fame, and the future He speaks about his cookbook “Family Thai,” his parents’ legacy, growing up queer in the South, and redefining Thai cuisine in Nashville
ena mori: ‘Good music is immortal, and it lives on’ The Japanese Filipino singer, with her electronic-infused sound and vulnerable lyricism, is ready to take Filipino music global
‘Project Runway’ winner Veejay Floresca: ‘fashion is a safe space for all of us’ As the show’s first trans winner, the Filipino designer wants people to know that everybody is welcome in the industry
Hillari takes New York by storm with first international tour date The singer-songwriter discusses her international debut, her European tour dates this past summer, and more
How Maaz Ali unlocked his inner punk rock Buddha for ‘Record of Ragnarok’ The actor shares his wisdom on voicing an angsty adolescent Buddha, and that time a custom agent recognized his voice
Stir Fried: Sinta brings Filipino food full circle How Michelle Latoza’s supper club is introducing indigenous ingredients to visitors of Siargao Island in the Philippines
Asian girlhood goes global: Giving credit where credit is due From Japanese kawaii to South Korean soft grunge, it’s time to acknowledge the Asian women behind these “Asian girl” beauty ideas
P-pop on the rise: Why the world should be watching the Philippines A growing pride in homegrown acts is reshaping how Filipinos consume music and leading to P-pop going global
Shih-Ching Tsou’s ‘Left-Handed Girl’ was two decades in the making It may have taken Shih-Ching Tsou 20 years to get the film made, but she says timing is everything and it was meant to come out now
Director, stars of ‘Rental Family’ on film, Japan’s taboo topics and more Writer Zachary Lee talks to them about Japan’s rental family industry, societal shame, and the intimacy found in borrowed roles
Marilyn Fu brings a community’s pain to the screen with ‘Rosemead’ The film is based on a true story about a Chinese American mother confronted with her son’s violent obsessions and stars Lucy Liu
