8 Most Popular Posts (Last Seven Days)
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Asian American Commercial Watch: Liberty Mutual Insurance’s ‘First Word | Truth Tellers’
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In a Post-Apocalyptic Zombie World, Asian American Man Gets White Girl
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Asian Guys and that One Long Pinky Fingernail
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Filipino Kinship Terms and their Confusing Translation into English
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Was Jesus Asian?
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‘Fresh off the Boat’ Episode Review: “Clean Slate”
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Review of Netflix Japan’s “Our Secret Diary”
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Hizashi no Naka no Rairu
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Author Archives: Moye
Jenna Ushkowitz Glees Her Heart Out
Let’s talk about Glee. Not only is this new musical show one of the most hyped up series of the new TV season, but it also features a new face: Jenna Ushkowitz, an experienced Broadway actress who landed the role … Continue reading
“Asians Arts Museum” Parodies SF Asian Arts Museum Samurai Exhibit
Being Asian American is hard, but can you imagine how much more complicated it is to be an Asian American BLOGGER? And life only gets harder each moment with the sheer amount of Asian American news that you have to … Continue reading
Posted in San Francisco Bay Area, The Arts
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New YouTube Channel: DaPhamily
Move over, Ryan Higa and other Asian YouTubers attempting to find fame online with their silly little videos. I’m placing all my bets on young DaPhamily who’s been making his own waves around the Internet tubes with his youthful exuberance … Continue reading
Not Everyone Thrilled With Laura Ling & Euna Lee
The backlash against American journalists Laura Ling and Euna Lee has already begun, but not on our own soil. Human rights advocates are speaking out against the two freed women, stating that their research for Current TV and stint in … Continue reading
Posted in (simple), Current Events
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Popping My 18 Mighty Mountain Warriors Cherry
I swear I did not win the 8Asians Arts Stimulus Package. We don’t rig contests here. We should, but we don’t (mostly to protect our family honor and other Asian things like that.) Nonetheless, Jozjozjoz and I ventured out to … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews, The Arts
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Meet The New Shire: Philippines’ Hobbit House
Where do the little people of Philippines go when faced with discrimination and persecution on the streets of Manila? Why, they traipse over to Jim Turner’s bar, Hobbit House, where they can find equal employment and treatment as staff, waiters, … Continue reading
Posted in Food & Drink
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Miyazaki’s ‘Ponyo’ Opens Friday
Hayao Miyazaki’s latest animation, Ponyo, officially opens in the States this Friday, August 14th. Already the 8th highest grossing film in Japan’s box office history, Ponyo follows a new interpretation of The Little Mermaid, where the love for a kind … Continue reading
Park Chan-Wook’s Thirst Opens Friday
Move over, Twilight. The world needs less sparkly vampires and more bloodthirsty humans from South Korea, like Park Chan-Wook’s Thirst, which opens tomorrow in limited theaters around the United States. Park Chan-Wook, best known for directing Oldboy and Sympathy for … Continue reading
Charlyne Yi Captures Paper Heart
I wrote about musician/comedian/artist Charlyne Yi’s new mockumentary, Paper Heart, earlier and I was fortunate enough to attend an early screening of the film earlier this month. Conclusion? Paper Heart perfectly captures Yi’s struggle to understand true love and her … Continue reading
Posted in Movies
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Martin Hsu’s The Legend of Naii in San Francisco
I’ve written about artist/animator Martin Hsu before, so I’m excited to write about his latest collection, The Legend of Naii, at Gallery 1988 in San Francisco. The eight paintings are a tribute to his grandmother, whom he depicts as a … Continue reading
Posted in San Francisco Bay Area, The Arts
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Body Modification Hits Japan
I’ve heard and seen people into the body modification scene, but I’ve never really heard of the saline inflation fad in Japan until coming across these photographs by Ryoichi ‘Keroppy’ Maeda in Bizarre Magazine. Saline inflation what? Yeah, fans of … Continue reading
Posted in Fashion, Lifestyles
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Top Chef Masters: Kelly Choi
Bravo’s Top Chef spin-off, Top Chef Masters, kicked off last week and I know I’m not the only one glued to the television (or DVR) when it’s on. I’m waiting for Roy Yamaguchi’s episode to come on, since I’m curious … Continue reading
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