The articulated monk-saffron-colored tube winds through Seattle Asian Art Museum (SAM Asian)’s glass hall as part of the “Hybrid Skin, Mythical Presence” exhibit by Anida Yoeu Ali.
Beyond Ghibli: Joe Hisaishi’s residency lights up Seattle Symphony
Joe Hisaishi, famous for his work with Studio Ghibli, returned to the Seattle Symphony in January for a week-long residency, something Hisaishi has never done before with any orchestra.
“Beef” winning streak continues
Steven Yeun and Ali Wong of “Beef” had historic wins at the 75th Primetime Emmy Awards, in a Martin Luther King Jr. Day ceremony that was finally held four months late after a turbulent year of strikes in Hollywood.
Simu Liu to host 2024 People’s Choice Awards
NBC, Peacock and E! announced Thursday that Simu Liu Liu will host the People’s Choice Awards (PCA) show next month.
Netflix’s “The Brothers Sun” is a decent show if you have the stomach for it
It was hard for me to sit down and write this article because it meant I would have to think about “The Brothers Sun” again, and thinking about it turns my stomach.
AAPI stars make history at Golden Globe Awards 2024
The 81st Annual Golden Globe Awards, hosted by Tacoma native Jo Koy on Sunday in Beverly Hills, California, turned into a celebration of notable victories for the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community.
Michelle Yeoh announces birth of grandchild on New Year’s Day
Oscar winner Michelle Yeoh now has a new title…. Grandmother!
Classical conductor Kahchun Wong: From Singapore to the Seattle Symphony
Kahchun Wong’s childhood in Singapore was typical in some ways. He went to school, did his homework, played with friends, and ate square meals.
“Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom,” in which the Atlanteans save the world
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“Percy Jackson and the Olympians” airs out the Greek gods while championing difference
The gods and goddesses of ancient Greece. For some reason, their stories never cease to entertain us.
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