‘KPop Demon Hunters’ makes history at 83rd Golden Globes The film picked up two wins, while “Hamnet,” directed by Chloe Zhao took home the award for Best Motion Picture—Drama
Season one of ‘The Pitt’ is a TV masterclass Filmed largely in Los Angeles, the realistic Pittsburgh hospital drama has an excellent (and very Asian) ensemble cast
Johnny Ma’s sweet, scattered ‘The Mother and the Bear’ A clumsy Canadian comedy-drama about a South Korean mother and daughter
‘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?”
How ‘Bugonia’ adapts Jang Joon-hwan’s ‘Save the Green Planet!’ Hollywood’s latest South Korean remake from director Yorgos Lanthimos and starring Emma Stone is politically instructive
The real hero of the ‘Avatar’ sequels is a whale named Payakan James Cameron’s latest behemoth dives deep into the optics of Tulkun and their Maōri-inspired Na’vi siblings
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
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
The best films of 2025 In a year of many challenges to the art form, the movies came out stronger; these films are the best of 2025
Gregg Araki’s ‘Totally F***ed Up’ 66th birthday! As the filmmaker known for capturing the spirit of alienated queer youth turns 66, here’s a look back at some of our favorite Araki projects
How ‘Kokuho’ has led to a resurgence in kabuki theater in Japan Japan’s Oscar entry follows two adoptive brothers over the course of 50 years as kabuki theater performers
‘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
‘Zootopia 2’ is surprisingly cogent for a cartoon about animal racism Academy Award winner Ke Huy Quan voices Gary De’Snake, a reptile freedom fighter who wants his family to return home
Left-Handed Girl: A real life narrative brought to the screen Shih-Ching Tsou’s “Left-Handed Girl” tells the story of a Taiwanese girl confronting shame, family secrets, and societal expectations
Asian-led projects dominate Golden Globes’ animation category Other Asian diasporic nominees include directors Chloé Zhao and Jafar Panahi, “KPop Demon Hunters,” and comedian Kumail Nanjiani
‘Ranma ½’ season two brings more characters for more fun The second season of the hit gender bending comedy anime is filled with cat boys, cat girls, evil old men, and more
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
‘Left-Handed Girl’ is Shih-Ching Tsou’s long-awaited arrival The Taiwanese-born U.S. indie maverick and longtime Sean Baker film collaborator finally makes her solo debut
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
Ocean Vuong’s debut novel is being turned into a movie A global casting search is underway for the key roles Little Dog and Trevor from Vuong’s “On Earth We’re Briefly Gorgeous”
