The Canadian Screen Award nominee is turning internet comedy into something bigger, all while staying true to his identity and his politics.
Visiting made me consider what cultural continuity looks like in different places, and how easily parts of it can fade through migration, assimilation and time.”
A conversation with the NYC Council Member and Congressional candidate on AAPI hate, the caregiving crisis, and why a hug from her kids makes the whole impossible job worthwhile.
Representation has improved, but power hasn’t. And for South Asian actors like The Pitt’s Supriya Ganesh, that gap is becoming impossible to ignore.
The recipient of this year’s prestigious Reel Asian Fire Horse Award, Serrano is dedicated to creating space for creatives to create.
Stars Asif Ali and Saagar Shaikh tease a whole lot of chaos, while guest star Lilly Singh celebrates the joy of letting brown characters be deeply unserious.
With pathways to return to the U.S. and more, the bill offers hope for those who have been deported and their families — if it passes.
From engineering innovative lashes to expanding into a full makeup line, the Toronto founder is shaping a brand that merges form, function and a growing focus on mental health.
From watching Yeoh’s movies with her mom to creating a doll in her likeness, here’s how Elenor Mak got her Michelle Yeoh doll into the hands of its namesake.
The Toronto journalist’s new memoir explores the cultural scripts around work, desire and the pressure to constantly want more.
In the docuseries, succession isn’t just about business, but identity, expectation and what it means to move forward.
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From engineering innovative lashes to expanding into a full makeup line, the Toronto founder is shaping a brand that merges form, function and a growing focus on mental health.
From watching Yeoh’s movies with her mom to creating a doll in her likeness, here’s how Elenor Mak got her Michelle Yeoh doll into the hands of its namesake.
From fashion and beauty to lifestyle and food, here are the Asian Canadian brands you need to know.
“Tampons take about 500 years to degrade, so I just had this image in my head of my great grandchildren still being on the earth and my tampons sitting somewhere in a landfill.”
“I think the legacy of Yueh Tung, for us girls, is to carry on what our parents started.”
Founded by Mai Truong, Bo & Mei sells kits to give people a one-stop shop for everything that’s needed to ring in the new year.
Gifts from Asian-owned brands that are sure to be a hit with the fashionistas and MUAs in your life.
From holiday grail beauty products to nostalgic items and accessories for furry friends.
The Canadian Screen Award nominee is turning internet comedy into something bigger, all while staying true to his identity and his politics.
A conversation with the NYC Council Member and Congressional candidate on AAPI hate, the caregiving crisis, and why a hug from her kids makes the whole impossible job worthwhile.
The recipient of this year’s prestigious Reel Asian Fire Horse Award, Serrano is dedicated to creating space for creatives to create.
From engineering innovative lashes to expanding into a full makeup line, the Toronto founder is shaping a brand that merges form, function and a growing focus on mental health.
For more than 25 years, he has used basketball as a bridge for mentorship, faith and leadership, raising generations of young people in Scarborough and beyond.
The ‘RuPaul’s Drag Race’ superstars are set to embark on ‘The Serpents Tour’ inspired by the classic Asian folktale of the ‘Legend of the White Snake.’
“It’s been really cool to go from where I had to hide my K-pop love to see Korean culture so globally embraced.”
After years of success as a playback singer in India, Jonita Gandhi is now busy finding her own voice.
After being suspended for his pro-Palestinian posts, the Canadian physician refused to return to his residency. Instead, he went to Gaza to help, and hasn’t stopped fighting for justice since.
The singer-songwriter talks about creating his viral single ‘blue’ and the big year ahead for him.
“Tampons take about 500 years to degrade, so I just had this image in my head of my great grandchildren still being on the earth and my tampons sitting somewhere in a landfill.”
“There’s not a nervous bone in my body.”
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“As I reach this new chapter in my life, I want to share something that’s been in my heart for a long time,” the Japanese rapper wrote on Instagram.
In an interview, JUST B’s Geonu and Bain open up about hardships, building resilience and Bain’s groundbreaking coming out announcement.
The Toronto-born, Vancouver-raised singer recently performed a show in his home country for the first time in six years.
From historic awards show wins to Asian excellence at the Paris Olympics, 2024 was another banner year for Asian representation.
The K-pop band talk about their favourite martial arts films, debuting on Billboard charts and their goals for the future.
At the core of their identity is the band’s ability to write, compose and produce their own songs. But their charm has always been their skills in switching up their style dramatically.
Formed through a collaboration with Geffen Records and HYBE , KATSEYE is the result of the survival reality series The Debut: Dream Academy.
All three members of this K-pop group have a hearing-related disability and incorporate sign language in their performances.
After years in the K-pop industry, the Korean-American singer now has her eyes on the North American market.
