When “Distant Worlds: Music from FINAL FANTASY” comes to town, you will witness the most enthusiastic crowd you have ever seen at whatever venue it’s using, this time Benaroya Hall.
Pan-Asian works ignite the Kent Summer Art Exhibit
Participants in the Kent Summer Art Exhibit come to the art show from different paths, different points on the map, and different points of view.
Tran talks pressure, passion, and finding love on ‘The Bachelorette’
Ahead of her highly anticipated season premiere on July 8, Jenn Tran talked about her experience on Season 21 of “The Bachelorette” with BachelorNation.com—the official website from the producers of The Bachelor franchise.
Japanese American WWII prisoners find their voice in new book
“silence fell one evening
after talk of war
around fireside”
Noted Japanese author Haruki Murakami is happy with first animated adaptation of his short stories
Renowned Japanese author Haruki Murakami expressed joy with how several of his short stories were adapted in American director Pierre Földes’ animated film “Blind Willow, Sleeping Woman”, adding he wanted to see future interpretations of his work with filmmakers’ own spin.
From Hanoi to Hollywood: Vietnamese writer/producer Siêu Nguyễn finds success at HBO and MAX
Siêu Nguyễn is becoming a force in the entertainment industry.
Actress Caitlin Sarwono: Headlong into the storm of “Spring Awakening”
The “Spring Awakening” rock musical, playing in June at Seattle’s 5th Avenue Theatre, takes the audience on a whirlwind tour of sexual awakening, teen pregnancy, abuse, violence, bullying, and death.
“Sight”: Religious drama slipped out of focus
“Sight,” the new biopic of innovative eye surgeon Dr. Ming Wang, opens with a note saying the film’s been passed by “the Angel Guild,” affiliated with releasing studio Angel Studios.
“Dealing With Dad” deals with mental health the hard way
Chinese American writer/director Tom Huang came to his latest film “Dealing With Dad” with solid skills and impressive history under his belt. But for this project, he had to go where he hadn’t gone before—into his own family’s history and struggles.
In “Heeramandi,” a new Netflix series, a prison, no matter how jewel encrusted, is still a prison
There once was a place in modern-day Lahore, Pakistan called the Diamond Bazaar, or Heeramandi (it’s still there).
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