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Monthly Archives: September 2026
TAAF presents Asian American Trailblazers
The Asian American Foundation (TAAF), in conjunction with Wong Fu productions, has been presenting Asian American Trailblazers in their series, The United States of Asian+America. This project is an extension of their Asian+American PSA campaign. The campaign features Asian Americans … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, History, Music
Tagged Ajay Bhatt, Perpetual Foreigner, Steve Chen, TAAF, United States of Asian+America, USB, youtube
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Forgotten Island Debuts September 25
Marketing has been building up for the Forgotten Island release today, September 25. I particularly liked this featurette about the making of the movie. I was pleasantly surprised that some of the animation was actually done in the Philippines. In … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Movies
Tagged Forgotten Island, H.E.R., KATSEYE, Liza Soberano, Sophia Laforteza
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Asian American Commercial Watch: Shot on iPhone 18 Pro: “new trick” by ROSÉ
Like clockwork, Apple has released a new iPhone this fall – the iPhone 18. And with that comes a new ad campaign, starring ROSÉ, of Blackpink (and individual) fame. ROSÉ isn’t Asian American, but she is Asian and Apple’s commercial … Continue reading
Posted in 8Series, Asian American Commercial Watch
Tagged AACW, Apple, Asian American Commercial Watch, Black Pink, Blackpink, iPhone, iPhone 18 Pro, Rose
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South Asian American Breast Cancer: Disparities in Diagnoses and Treatment
We frequently mention data disaggregation is critical to understand Asian American population. This summary of a study on South Asian American Breast Cancer confirms this fact. Compared to white women, doctors diagnosed South Asian Americans at a younger age with … Continue reading
Best of the Best: A Netflix Bollywood Dance Movie
Asian American dance competitions are nothing new. The successes of groups like Kaba Modern and Poreotics on older shows like America’s Best Dance Crew in the late 2000’s demonstrates this. But Bollywood-fusion dance teams? That’s new to me and why … Continue reading
Posted in Movies
Tagged Best of the Best., bollywood, dance, Hasan Minhaj, Lena Khan, Maitreyi Ramakrishnan, Prashanth Venkataramanujam
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Remembering Flight Attendant Betty Ong, 9/11 Hero
Every time, September 11 comes around, Harry Ong gets nervous. “As September 11th approaches each and every year, the tension just builds up and the stress, sometimes debilitation. We never forget.” Harry Ong is the oldest brother of Flight Attendant … Continue reading
Eric Bauza voices on Coyote vs. Acme
You may have heard that Coyote vs. Acme came out recently after a long controversial hold when Warner Brothers wanted to shelve the completely finished movie for a tax write off. You not have heard about the very Filipino background … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Movies
Tagged Coyote vs. ACME, Eric Bauza, Lana Condor, Pablo Torre, Pablo Torre Finds Out
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Pablo Torre is not an IT Guy
When Pablo Torre told some people that he had started working at ESPN, they assumed he did Tech Support. But this Pulitzer prize winning journalist is definitely not an IT Guy. I find the story of this Filipino American fascinating. … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Sports
Tagged basketball, NBA, Pablo Torre, Pablo Torre Finds Out
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A Summer in Japan
By Angela Xu This summer, I went to Japan for my summer break, making it the third consecutive year I had traveled to Japan. The years before, I mostly visited tourist spots, which were fun, but also crowded. On this … Continue reading
Fremont is “Happiest” City again in 2026
Source: WalletHub WalletHub has updated their ratings for the happiest cities, and Fremont is “Happiest” City again in 2026. Last year, we mentioned two other Asian American cities being in the top 3, but this year Irvine has dropped to … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Current Events, Local, San Francisco Bay Area, Southern California
Tagged Fremont, Happiness, Irvine, San Jose, WalletHub
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