Philanthropic organization the Asian American Foundation (TAAF) has said in a statement that it is “deeply concerned” about MSNBC’s decision to cancel the “Katie Phang Show” and “Alex Wagner Tonight.”
Traveling art installation honors Bellevue’s Japanese farmers
Bellevue Library last Wednesday welcomed the public to a new, traveling art installation meant to honor Bellevue’s Japanese farmers who were seized from their homes and incarcerated during WWII.
“Shogun” series and actors net four SAG awards Sunday night
Sunday night’s Screen Actors Guild (SAG) awards found historical drama show “Shogun” taking home four of the night’s biggest honors.
“Anuja” puts us into the shoes of an impoverished 9-year-old girl with an impossible choice
In “Anuja,” a young girl must make a decision no child should have to make: whether to go to school or continue working in a factory with her big sister.
Death of South Korean actor at 24 sparks discussion about social media and internet culture
South Korean actor Kim Sae-ron’s death this week has triggered an outpouring of grief and calls for changes to the way the country’s celebrities are treated in the public arena and on social media, which critics say can foster a culture of harassment.
Sarod master Amjad Ali Khan seeks “to sing, shout, whisper, and cry” through his instrument
“Music,” Indian sarod master Amjad Ali Khan said, “is the greatest wealth that I inherited from my forefathers, one that I am constantly sharing with the world.”
Alash joins Tuvan throat-singing with beatboxing, in memorable mix
Tuvan throat-singing, an ancient technique which produces more than one note at a time from the singer’s vocal cords, can be practiced anywhere and with any other kind of music.
Korean actress Kim Sae-ron, 24, found dead in home
Korean actress Kim Sae-ron was found dead in her home in Seongdong-gu, Seoul, on Sunday, the BBC reported.
Musical prodigy Conrad Tao talks growing up and his journey to the stage
He started studying classical music not long after he learned to stand.
“Love Hurts” is your bloody nose punch of a sincere Valentine’s movie this February
“What I love about Valentine’s Day,” says Marvin Gable, played by Ke Huy Quan, in his new movie, ‘Love Hurts,’ “is that everyone is expecting something unexpected to happen.”