Conrad Ricamora, known for his breakthrough role as Oliver Hampton on ABC’s “How to Get Away with Murder,” has launched a GoFundMe campaign to support Asian American male actors pursuing professional training.
Seattle’s Kim Fu on writing, working, and walking the city
Chinese Canadian author Kim Fu moved here from British Columbia. But she judges her Seattle neighborhoods by interconnectedness—and more specifically, walking distances.
Years in the making, “Chief of War” is Jason Momoa’s tribute to Hawai’i
“This is the pinnacle of my career,” Jason Momoa told the Northwest Asian Weekly about his upcoming television show.
Jourdan Ibe happy to play a nonbinary character for “& Juliet” national tour
How Jourdan Ibe got to be in the cast of “& Juliet” sounds like a good plot for a movie.
Bowen Yang, Penélope Cruz, Bruce Springsteen, and are 2025 Academy Museum Gala honorees
Bruce Springsteen will take the stage as both performer and a guest of honor at one of Hollywood’s most prominent fundraising events, the Academy Museum Gala.
Book Review: ‘The Hiroshima Men’ is a reminder of the horrific human costs of atomic attack
John Hersey was a 32-year-old reporter who returned from Japan in 1946 with a groundbreaking story that challenged the U.S. government’s version of its atomic bomb attack on Hiroshima, showing the human consequences were far more horrific and extensive than the American public had been told.
‘SNL’ Star Bowen Yang sets Emmy record for Asian men
Bowen Yang has become the most-nominated Asian male performer in Emmy Awards history with his fourth acting nomination.
Musical “Golden Door” opens for immigrants worldwide
Converting immigrant stories—a wide variety of immigrants, from a wide variety of home countries and eras—into a song, and then into a cohesive musical program, obviously takes hard work and vision.
“Hot Spring Shark Attack” brings gore, guffaws, and ginormous gills
Ever since Steven Spielberg’s “Jaws” hit theaters 50 years ago—June 20, 1975, to be exact—we’ve been afraid to go into the water.
Asian American, Pacific Islander comics are the main event in an LA comedy and cuisine festival
With the Belly Laughs Festival, an ambitious Asian American and Pacific Islander-centered comedy festival, the food is as important as the talent line-up.
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