Stir Fried: How Marc Heu brought French patisserie to the Twin Cities A look at the Hmong French pastry chef’s journey, from his childhood in French Guiana to living the American dream in Minnesota
Amanda Ba’s latest work confronts the global economy of desire In her solo exhibition, “Developing Desire,” the artist takes on China’s endless yearning to examine urbanization and destruction
Netflix’s upcoming API content we’re excited for A roundup of news from Netflix’s Geeked Week 2024 on series, including “Avatar: The Last Airbender,” “Squid Game,” “Cobra Kai,” and more
Bilingual breakout: sunkis merges R&B and Mandopop for global success A viral sensation with more than 500 million streams, sunkis is trailblazing global stages while bridging Chinese and American cultures
James Camacho: ‘Being a comedian is actually a full-time job’ The New York-based comedian talks the superpowers and common misconceptions of comedians
Is TXT’s ambitious VR concert film K-pop’s new normal? “Hyperfocus,” the 45-minute concert film, pulls out all the stops to give fans an immersive viewing experience
Ramsey Ann Naito is the woman behind some of your favorite animated films Paramount’s president of animation talks the “Transformers One” and how the industry has evolved to become more inclusive
Asian women on TikTok are showing us how to age gracefully These content creators are using their platforms to clap back against ageism on social media
442: Meet Kanaye Nagasawa, the ‘Grape King’ of Napa Valley The samurai was smuggled out of Japan and helped birth California’s wine industry
Queer allies are vitalizing South Korea’s ballroom scene A look at some of the folks who are uplifting South Korea’s LGBTQ+ community through dance
Queen Priyanka reigns in the world of ‘DEVASTATIA’ The multi-hyphenate drag artist wears the crown, and her culture, with pride
How Chris Quintos Cathcart brings representation to the big screen Her company, Unapologetic Projects, funds underrepresented voices and authentic stories in filmmaking, like Sean Wang’s “Dìdi”
Abigail Hing Wen is not afraid to show readers the realities of life In her new novel, “Kisses, Codes, and Conspiracies,” the author takes on the action-thriller romantic comedy
Road to Paris: Time to cheer on Team USA’s AA+PI Paralympians! The Olympics may be done, but the Paralympics are upon us, and here are some of the athletes we’re most excited to root for
Indo-Caribbean women artists are making their voices heard These women from an often-overlooked community are making significant strides in the art world
Fashion brand BULAN aims to ‘show the world what knitwear can be’ Thailand-born designer Beam Ratchapol Ngaongam is out to change the world’s perception of knits and masculine fashion
442: Afong Moy is widely recognized as the first Chinese woman in the U.S. What started as a marketing ploy ended in mystery, though her story lives on
Meet April Kim, one of the most sought-after translators in K-pop On her first U.S. tour with soloist IU: “She took a risk by giving me this chance, and I felt like I had to give back to her”
Questioning the world with ‘FAQ’ filmmaker Kim Da-min In her new film, the writer and director examines the Korean educational system through the lens of a child
‘Dìdi’ star Izaac Wang schools us on youth The rising star discusses his changing relationship with his mom, the advancements of modern technology, and the important differences between Sean Wang, Chris Wang, and himself
Olympic sharpshooter Kim Yeji eyes her next target The silver medalist doesn’t think she’s better than John Wick, but is ready to work hard for her next shot at glory
Hanfu is back in style, and it serves both fashion and function Traditional Chinese clothing is helping diaspora communities feel confident, beautiful, and closer to their culture
