Celebrating the All-Vietnamese Loop Group For ‘The Sympathizer’
Tonight is the season finale for the The Sympathizer, an HBO television series based on Viet Thanh Nguyen’s 2015 Pulitzer
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Asian American
New 2024 Nielsen Report Highlights AANHPI Viewing Trends
Nielsen — a global leader in audience measurement, data, and analytics — has released their latest Diverse Intelligence Series report
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Gold House Teams with McKinsey & Company to Research AAPI Media Representation
We’ve come a long way since I first wrote a New York Times editorial about the lack of opportunity for
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It’s a Bruce Lee Year: Return of the Year of ‘Enter the Dragon’
Have you even watched Enter the Dragon recently? Nielsen reporting suggests that maybe you have. Bruce Lee’s iconic influence, epitomized
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‘DÌDI’ to Make its Los Angeles Premiere at the 40th VC Film Fest
Visual Communications (VC) has announced a new Special Presentation program is being added to the VC FILM FEST lineup: the Los
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Hard NOC Life 333: Building a ‘House of Ninjas’ with Creator Dave Boyle
On a special Hard NOC Life, Keith chats with the creator, writer, and director of Netflix’s House of Ninjas. They
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Hard NOC Life 331: From Musical Theater to the Oscars with Erin Quill
Hard NOC Life looks back at the highs and lows from last night’s Oscars ceremony with Avenue Q original cast
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Hard NOC Life 329: All the Asians on Netflix
On a new Hard NOC Life, Keith and Dominic talk about Awkwafina grand marshalling San Francisco’s Lunar New Year parade
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NOC Interview: Awkwafina on Lunar New Year and ‘Kung Fu Panda 4’
I got to talk with Awkwafina about her role as Zhen in Kung Fu Panda 4 from Dreamworks Animation, and
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‘Nǎi Nai & Wài Pó’ Director Sean Wang on the Constant Search for Identity
It’s safe to say that director Sean Wang is having an incredible year, despite the fact we’re only two months
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‘The Tiger’s Apprentice’ Director on Authenticity, Family, and Dim Sum
Paramount+’s The Tiger’s Apprentice is available for streaming now. And we had the chance to talk to director Raman Hui about
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I Will Give You a “Male-Skewing” Silk if That’s What You Want, Spider-Man Folks
First off, let me say I don’t know if this leaked news about Silk is true. It seems true-ish but
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Despite Potential, ‘The Tiger’s Apprentice’ is a Rushed Effort
The new Paramount+ animated film, The Tiger’s Apprentice, is arriving just in time for the Lunar New Year (yet two
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‘The Tiger’s Apprentice’ Trailer Sees Animals of the Chinese Zodiac Face a Great Evil
Paramount+ has unleashed a brand-new trailer for The Tiger’s Apprentice, a new animated film based on the popular children’s book
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Gold House & CAPE Launch 2024 Gold List to Celebrate Top Asian Pacific Film Achievements
Gold House and CAPE (Coalition of Asian Pacifics in Entertainment) have revealed their fourth annual Gold List which highlights outstanding
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‘The Brothers Sun’ Director Kevin Tancharoen Finds Humor in the Punches
Kevin Tancharoen wants you to know his family came from Thailand, not Taiwan. He remembered people getting that mixed up
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Justin Chien and Sam Li on Playing a Different Kind of Gangster in ‘The Brothers Sun’
Netflix’s The Brothers Sun is more than just a drama about triads and Taiwanese gangsters. For actors Justin Chien and
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The Middle Geeks Episode 61: ‘The Persian Version’ Review on the Eve of Yalda
Arezou and Samira join us to discuss Maryam Keshavarz’s “The Persian Version”.
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NOC Exclusive: Trailer & Key Art for ARRAY’S ‘WHO WE BECOME’
The past three years have been a troubling time for people. With the pandemic and the murder and hate crimes
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The Middle Geeks Episode 57: Maryam Keshavarz on Telling ‘The Persian Version’
Before anything else, we would like listeners to know we have an episode on Palestine coming soon. In the meantime
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Preston Choi’s ‘This is Not a True Story’ Examines the Dark History of Asian Heroines
“Why do I have to die so you can learn your lesson?” says Kim (Chacha Tahng), the ill-fated character from
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Rapper/Activist jason chu to Release New Album ‘We Were the Seeds’ This Week
Rapper and activist jason chu releases his new album We Were the Seeds this Friday, September 15 on all streaming
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A Los Angeles Theatre Review: ‘Hungry Ghost’
Written by Lisa Sanaye Dring and directed by Jessica Hanna, the world premiere of Hungry Ghost at the Skylight Theatre
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