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“My greatest hope is that my daughter and future generations not only acknowledge their Asian heritage, but also deeply understand and take pride in their roots.”
Anna YC Cheung
Jennie’s music video for “Mantra” pays homage to this iconic ‘Rush Hour’ scene
“Mantra” is the lead single for Jennie’s upcoming debut studio album.
“Neva Play” by Megan Thee Stallion and RM of BTS just dropped and it’s already No. 1 on iTunes in 70 countries
“Neva Play” by Megan Thee Stallion and RM of BTS just dropped and it’s already No. 1 on iTunes in 70 countries!
Korean kids meet Billie Eilish for the first time and try to guess who she is and what her job is
On her press tour to promote her latest album (‘Hit Me Hard And Soft’), Billie Eilish made a stop in South Korea to chat with some kids at ODG Studio.
Steven Yeun is believed to be playing Sentry in Marvel Studios’ upcoming “Thunderbolts”
On November 16, Robert Kirkman (creator of “Invincible” and co-creator of “The Walking Dead”) appeared on David Finch’s (comic artist) YouTube show and confirmed that Steven is playing the role of Sentry.
Intae Hwang moved from South Korea to pursue his dreams of becoming an NBA referee; the NBA just promoted him to full-time staff official
According to Ben Golliver of the Washington Post, Intae Hwang moved his family 7,000 miles from South Korea to New Jersey to try to become the first NBA referee from outside North America.
Father asks if he’s wrong for wanting his Korean American adopted daughter to be more “traditionally feminine”
In a Reddit post originally posted to /r/TwoHotTakes and now reposted to r/redditonwiki, a father asks, “AITA for wanting my adopted daughter to be more traditionally feminine?”
South Korea's President Yoon Suk Yeol sang "American Pie" at the White House state dinner
South Korea's President, Yoon Suk Yeol, stole the show at the White House state dinner by singing "American Pie.”
Katie Phang discusses Asian American representation and her MSNBC special, ‘The Culture Is: AAPI Women’
On April 2 at 10p ET, Katie Phang will host an MSNBC special, The Culture Is: AAPI Women. The special features Phang with seven AAPI women who discuss raw and candid topics that range from Asian American stereotypes to family honor and shame. Phang also sits down with comedic icon and LGBTQIA+ activist, Margaret Cho.
“Bossy Bear,” a new Korean American animated series premieres on Nickelodeon
Set in the city of Pleasantburg, a suburban version of the many Koreatowns across the United States, Nickelodeon’s new animated series Bossy Bear is about Bossy Bear and Turtle, two unlikely best friends who are total opposites yet inseparable and emotionally in sync.
J-Hope and J. Cole release new song, “on the street”
Korean superstar j-hope (of BTS) and American rapper J. Cole have just released a new song, “on the street.” The song is a melodic blend of K-pop, hip hop, two cultures, and two languages. j-hope opens the song with a hypnotic whistle that he wrote and performs throughout the track.
Daniel Dae Kim to star in and executive produce a series adaptation of the graphic novel, "Butterfly"
According to Variety, Daniel Dae Kim is set to star in and executive produce a series adaptation of the graphic novel, “Butterfly.”
More than 150 people die at Halloween celebration in Itaewon, Seoul, South Korea
More than 150 people have died at an overcrowded Halloween celebration in Seoul, South Korea.
Kerry Washington interviews Daniel Dae Kim and her followers react after seeing Daniel for the first time
Kerry Washington invited Daniel Dae Kim on to her YouTube series, Street You Grew Up On, to share his childhood story.
68-year-old Korean American small business owner brutally beaten and robbed
A 68-year-old Korean American jewelry shop owner was brutally beaten and robbed in Wilmington, Delaware. The attack happened at Solid Gold Jewelers (109 W 9th St.) in downtown Delaware on September 15th.
Dallas hair salon shooting suspect arrested
Dallas police have arrested the suspect in connection with the shooting of three Asian women at Hair World Salon in Dallas, TX.
Asian woman, Christina Yuna Lee, fatally stabbed at home in Chinatown, New York City
Christina Yuna Lee was a 35-year-old Korean American creative and digital producer in New York City who was followed and stabbed to death in her Chinatown apartment.
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