Ben Wang is Ready to Kick Stereotypes and Tropes in ‘Karate Kid: Legends’
Ben Wang was just six years old when he moved from Beijing to a small rural town in Minnesota. He
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‘White Savior’ Comic Spoofs a Familiar Asian American Movie Problem
The new comic book series White Savior is an adventure story which parodies a certain kind of adventure story. Written
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Ben Levin on Bo’s Shocking ‘Kung Fu’ Reveal and What This Means for Nicky
Ben Levin is very apologetic when he first gets on the call — and for good reason. *This post contains
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Hiroyuki Sanada Felt Respected in the Ending of ‘Bullet Train’
Bullet Train hit theaters this past weekend with a whopping $60 million at the global box office. The film, which
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Southern Fried Asian: Vinny Chhibber
In a first for Southern Fried Asian, Keith welcomes a previous guest’s sibling, Big Sky star, Vinny Chhibber.
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How ‘Ted Lasso’ Failed Nate as a Character
Swara writes on why the popular Apple TV+ show “Ted Lasso” failed Nate Shelley as a character, at least so far.
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Why Asian Americans Feel Compelled to Defend ‘Shang-Chi’
Recently and on their own initiative, my 11-year old child became interested in Greek mythology. As a single co-parent father
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Let’s Talk About Toni Topaz on The CW’s ‘Riverdale’
Fans found themselves instantly falling in love with and wanting more from Vanessa Morgan’s portrayal of Toni Topaz as soon
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Number One Son: Tarantino’s Bruce Lee Disrespect is Not New in Hollywood
In a survey conducted by The Asian American Man Study that asked “Who is the Asian American man you most
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Hard NOC Life 215: How to Be ‘The Good Asian’ with Pornsak Pichetshote
For AAPI Heritage Month, Dominic and Keith are joined by writer Pornsak Pichetshote to talk about his new book, The
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NOC Interview: Benjamin Lobato on the Final Season of ‘Queen of the South’
Benjamin Lobato is co-showrunner of USA’s Queen of the South, which is currently airing its fifth and final season. The
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Q&A with the ‘Kung Fu’ Cast and Showrunner
Presented by CAPE and The CW, join the cast of Kung Fu — Olivia Liang, Shannon Dang, Jon Prasida, Kheng
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Meet the New Oddjob in 007 Short Film ‘A Kill From The Other Side’
Almost two years ago, Greg Pak took the reins of rebooting the James Bond 007 comic book series but this
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Disappointment For Người Tôi In HBO’s ‘Watchmen’
by Adam Chau Since the finale of HBO’s Watchmen, I’ve been trying to reconcile my initial and absolute love for
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Southern Fried Asian: Stanley Wong
On the latest episode of Southern Fried Asian, Keith is joined by the hilarious actor/writer/director whose credits include 21 Jump
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Check Out the Trailer for ‘Mech Cadet Yu’
If you haven’t checked it out already, Boom! Studios’ Mech Cadet Yu by Greg Pak and Takeshi Miyazawa has been one
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#BeingLatinx on Supergirl
On the most recent episode of Supergirl, the producers doubled down on Maggie Sawyer’s problematic Latinx identity. http://traffic.libsyn.com/thenerdsofcolor/HNL94.mp3
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One-on-One with Yoshi Sudarso
On Hard NOC Life, Keith sits down with actor and stunt performer Yoshi Sudarso. http://traffic.libsyn.com/thenerdsofcolor/HNL93.mp3
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Hard NOC News Roundup: Starfire, Bumblebee, Ed Skrein, & Death Note
Hard NOC Life returns with a rundown of the nerd news with Desiree Rodriguez. Later Edward Hong and Josephine Chang
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Diversity Within Diversity: Greg Pak Discusses Mech Cadet Yu
This week, Boom! Studios has finally released the first issue of Mech Cadet Yu, the most recent collaboration between comic
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We Need to Talk About Chuck Clayton on Riverdale
Originally posted on Just Add Color Chuck Clayton has gone down as the first character Riverdale’s penchant for reinvention has revamped
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Rogue One Subverts Asian Male Stereotypes — and That’s Important
Much has already been written about Rogue One: A Star Wars Story — how it has added new context to
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Thirsty for Representation: Osric Chau on TV and Diversity
Originally posted at CAAMedia When it’s all said and done, 2016 may go down as the year Hollywood finally recognized
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