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Monthly Archives: December 2012
Asian America: Confusion from Within, Abroad, and Why
The Economist article asking, “Do Asian Americans still exist?” is likely to rouse some sentiments. As usual, Asian America, with all its ethnicities, don’t just indicate a diversity of cultural groups under the large label of “Asian” but a striking … Continue reading
Dancing for Free Sodas: Coca-Cola Vending Machine in South Korea Rewards Dancers
http://youtu.be/DgtijpUNKGo Would you copy the dance moves of a Korean boy band for a free soda (or two, three, or more)? As part of a experiment conducted in South Korea, a Coca-Cola vending machine coaxed people to copy the dance … Continue reading
Posted in Food & Drink, Music
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Asian American Commercial Watch: Sprint NBA “Pajamas” Commercial with Kevin Durant
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uvypu0AHM8A In this Sprint commercial, an Asian American dad turns into a clone of 6’9” basketball player Kevin Durant. His wife isn’t at all displeased. Watch to the end to see what the mom wants from her huge, newly transformed … Continue reading
8Questions: Keni Styles, Asian American Male Adult Film Star
The first time I heard of Keni Styles, one of the first heterosexual Asian male porn stars in America, I felt pride. Because there was someone out there who was breaking the stereotype that Asian males are sexless, effeminate, weird, … Continue reading
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Asian Americans Most Responsive To Social Media Ads
A new study from Nielsen reveals that the influence of ads on social media sites, varies greatly between ethnicities, and it turns out Asian Americans are most likely to respond to ads they see on sites like Facebook. Nielsen rated … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Current Events, Lifestyles
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Hey Sandy! A Very Special Holiday Effort for Hurricane Sandy Victims
Hey Sandy, you’re looking happily deranged (have you picked your target yet?) Watch out, because we’ve got an ensemble of artists, including Jason Chen, Clara C, David Choi, Inch Chua, Abraham Lim, Heart Hays, Haviland Stillwell, and Deborah S. Craig, … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Entertainment, Music
Tagged Clara C, David Choi, george shaw, holidays, hurricane sandy, inch chua, jason chen, music, sandy hook
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Gangnam Style invades Christmas Lighting
If Gangnam Style isn’t everywhere already, this video shows that it has invaded Christmas. This display, created by John Storms, was an entry in the Old Navy Griswold Lightacular Challenge. Sorry Gangnam Style fans, voting has already closed for this … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Music, WTF
Tagged Gangnam Style, Old Navy Griswold Lightacular Challenge, Psy
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Mr. Cao Goes to Washington Airs on PBS 1/3/2013
Last February at the San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival, I had the privilege to watch the documentary Mr. Cao Goes to Washington on Congressman Joseph Cao, the first Vietnamese American ever elected to the United States Congress (in … Continue reading
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New Garden Grove Councilman Celebrates Swearing in with a Marriage Proposal
Chris Phan, a newly elected Councilman for the city of Garden Grove, had a unique way to celebrate being sworn in – making a very public wedding proposal to his girlfriend Cindy Pham! According to this interview, he checked first … Continue reading
Posted in Dating, Lifestyles, Politics
Tagged Chris Phan, Cindy Pham, city council, Garden Grove, wedding proposal
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Asian Americans & Gun Ownership
As a political junkie, I am a big fan of number cruncher and prognosticator Nate Silver of the New York Times and his Five Thirty Eight blog. With the tragic massacre in Newtown, Connecticut at Sandy Hook Elementary School, there … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Observations, Politics
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Donnie Yen’s “Dragon (Wu Xia)”
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FIiGQ8soaZs&feature=youtu.be I remember the good old days when America would get the first releases of major movies and the rest of the world would have to wait, sometimes a few months or up to a year, for the same movies … Continue reading
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