Two years ago, Seattle’s version of the Jaipur Literature Festival (JLF) brought about 4,000 people together for Indian and Indian-related literature, music, food, and more.
Seattle Symphony brings “Studio Ghibli” to downtown
The Seattle Symphony Orchestra’s Sept. 16 presentation of “The Music of Studio Ghibli,” includes musical excerpts (though no visuals) written by composer Joe Hisaishi, from the classic anime films “Howl’s Moving Castle,” “My Neighbor Totoro,” “Kiki’s Delivery Service,” and “Spirited Away,” all products of Japan’s famed Studio Ghibli animation studio.
Hiro Murai makes Emmy history with directing win for ‘Widow’s Bay’
Hiro Murai made Emmy history on Monday night, becoming the first Asian director to win the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series.
Movie Review: The Korean thriller ‘Hope’ is a creature feature to the tilt
Na Hong-jin makes chase movies and it can be incredible where they go.
Bo Wang’s “The Chinese Lady” chronicles the life of the first Chinese woman in the United States
Afong Moy is widely considered to be the first Chinese female immigrant in the United States.
Harry Shum Jr. joins ‘Dancing With the Stars’ Season 35 cast
Harry Shum Jr. is trading the screen for the ballroom.
Seattle Asian Art Museum’s exhibition showcases generations of Kondō family ceramic art
Celebrated ceramic and glass artist Kondō Takahiro recently visited Seattle as part of Seattle Asian Art Museum’s exhibition: The Kondō Family: Storytellers in Clay.
Olivia Rodrigo’s festival is uniting women and girls behind nonprofits promoting their well-being
Evoking the same do-it-yourself pop-rock feminism of her ’90s musical influences, Olivia Rodrigo raised $20 million for women’s well-being with a benefit show that activated her young audience.
‘Dear You,’ a migration tale shot in a southern Chinese dialect, gets buzz abroad
The buzziest film in China this year was shot almost entirely in a southern Chinese dialect that most Chinese viewers need subtitles to understand.
“Blood/Sucker”: Horror ripped from the headlines
Filipino playwright Anamaria Guerzon wasn’t popular or outgoing as a child.
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