“I want to be a famous pop star,” Genelia Lai told the Northwest Asian Weekly.
Michiko Aoyama and the everyday joys of “Hot Chocolate on Thursday”
She’s sold several million copies of her books, and they’ve been translated into at least 15 languages around the globe.
U.S. Postal Service unveils Bruce Lee Forever Stamp at historic Seattle ceremony
A ceremony for a new U.S. stamp is no ordinary event.
Local playwright plumbs Bruce Lee’s “Young Dragon” years
The challenge: Construct a vivid portrait of Bruce Lee’s early life, taking into consideration his many relocations, his family and loves, his martial arts moves, his mistakes, and his preparation to become a legend.
Michelle Yeoh to receive Walk of Fame star
Michelle Yeoh will receive a Hollywood Walk of Fame star on Feb. 18.
Dow Phumiruk’s ‘Happy Songkran Day’ is bringing Thai New Year to young readers
When it comes to children’s books, Dow Phumiruk believes in representation.
Samantha Yun Wall examines “What We Leave Behind” at SAM
“My mother is Korean, and my biological father is Black. Having a mixed race and transcultural identity is the lens through which I view the world.”
TRASAL Talks to highlight voices and stories from South Asian diaspora
Although the term “South Asian” refers to eight countries, many people still often associate it with just India.
Cirque du Soleil gathers far-flung folks for a mighty Echo
The Cirque du Soleil (“Circus of the Sun”), founded in Quebec, Canada, in 1984, specializes in distinctive, colorful circus performances emphasizing color, coordination, and multicultural virtuosity, with each production also showcasing an overall theme.
South Korea celebrates K-pop’s ‘Golden’ historic Grammy win
South Koreans celebrated on Monday as the song “Golden” claimed K-pop’s first Grammy Award, a milestone that critics say highlights the genre’s global appeal and signals broader acceptance in the American mainstream.
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