‘Lucky Grandma’: The Chinese Dark Comedy With a 98% Score On Rotten Tomatoes
A chain-smoking, gambling addict Grandma facing off against the Chinese mafia. What's not to like?
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Queer Asian American Media Icons to Celebrate All Year Round
Though not always in the spotlight, the Asian-American queer community is vibrant and beautiful.
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What to Read During Self-Quarantine: Asian American Literature!
#APAHM Asian Pacific American Heritage Month special
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How Asian-American Films Deal With the East vs. West Culture Conflict
So why is eastern and western culture so contrasting, not in Asian films, but rather in Asian-American films?
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Netflix’s “The Half of It” is the Chinese-American Queer Film We Didn’t Know We Needed
“The Half of It” is your new Netflix movie night watch. The coming of age story, written and directed by Alice Wu, is about a...
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Discovering Culture in NY Chinatown
The first time I visited NY Chinatown, I was appalled: it was dirty, noisy and smelly. I felt like I’d been transported into a Chinese...
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London’s Chinatown is Disappointing
London’s Chinatown is mediocre in its food, culture, and community organizing, compared to New York
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Jeremy Lin Joins the Chinese Basketball Association
Who is Jeremy Lin? If you follow basketball, Jeremy Lin needs no introduction. He is a basketball icon. Jeremy Lin began his NBA career as...
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Quentin Tarantino’s Portrayal of Bruce Lee: Racist or Art?
Is the outcry over Quentin Tarantino’s portrayal of Bruce Lee really a case of POC overreaction?
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Top Chinese & Chinese American Beauty & Lifestyle YouTubers
Growing up it was rare to see Asian women like me in mainstream media. And even in the age of multiculturalism, Asian people remain underrepresented...
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5 Must Read Books on Chinese American History
Get woke on Chinese American history with this reading list.
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“The Farewell” is a Real Chinese American Story
Ten minutes. Just ten minutes into “The Farewell” and tears rolled down my cheeks followed by the sniffles. The funny thing was I couldn’t pinpoint exactly why. ...
