K-pop superstars RM and V are the latest members of BTS to be discharged from South Korea’s military after fulfilling their mandatory service.
Artist and attorney Eddie Ahn juggles two worlds in life and new graphic novel, “Advocate”
Many creatives have to work another job to support their art.
In “Elio,” a grieving young boy finds community and connection in outer space
A young boy loses his parents.
Asian winners at 2025 Tony Awards
Asian artists made history at the 2025 Tony Awards on Sunday, with multiple landmark wins highlighting the growing recognition of Asian talent on Broadway.
Book Review: Michael Luo tells the harrowing story of Chinese exclusion in America
The history of Chinese immigrants in America has always been about much more than one particular ethnic group.
“Karate Kid: Legends” is a tribute to past legends and creation of a new legend with Ben Wang
“The Karate Kid” was my brother’s jam.
“Asian Voices” choral program blends harmony with history
Putting together a music program composed entirely of pieces written by Asian composers—many composed in languages other than English—made for quite a challenge, admits Freddie Coleman, artistic director of the Seattle Choral Company.
New historical cookbook highlights Asian chefs in the White House
Ideas can come when one least expects it.
With ‘Karate Kid: Legends,’ Ben Wang is the 1st Asian American new ‘Kid’ on the block
It didn’t occur to Ben Wang right away that in taking on ” Karate Kid: Legends,” he’d be the franchise’s first Asian American “Kid.” And that gives him a lot of optimism.
Sadako: Class Hiroshima story hits Mercer Island stage
Mimi Katano is directing, and writing, for the upcoming Youth Theatre Northwest (YTN) production, “A Story of Sadako”—from the famous story of Sadako Sasaki, the little girl who survived the bombing of Hiroshima and died at age 12 in 1955, having folded more than a thousand origami cranes, for the cause of peace.
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