Articles By

Rebecca Gao

Editor

Rebecca Gao is a Toronto-based journalist interested in all things climate, food, entertainment and mid to late-aughts teen movies. To learn more visit rebeccagao.ca

HBO’s ‘The Sympathizer’ Puts Vietnamese People in the Spotlight of Their Stories

How ‘Gangnam Project’ Showrunners Sarah Haasz and Romeo Candido made the K-Pop version of ‘Degrassi’

nai nai and wai po

‘Nǎi Nai and Wài Pó’ is an Intimate Portrait of Two Asian Elders—Farts and All

‘Seagrass’ Explores the Depths of Japanese Canadian Identity

Asian-Owned, Features

Asian-Owned, Features

These Lunar New Year Kits Make Celebrating Easy

erika casupanan

Survivor’s Erika Casupanan is Breaking the Invisibility Barrier on Reality TV — and in Reality

Comedian Helen Hong on Family, Mental Health and Using Her Platform

The Biggest Moments From the 75th Emmys

andrew phung run the burbs

With ‘Run the Burbs,’ Andrew Phung is Turning the Camera to the ‘Neighbours Who Have Always Been There’

steven yeun and ali wong at the 2024 golden globes

The Biggest Moments from the 2024 Golden Globes

asian representation highlights 2023

The Top 10 Asian Representation Moments of 2023

‘Ru’ is Keeping the Stories of Vietnamese Refugees in Canada Alive

director Jessica Yu attends the "Quiz Lady" premiere during the 2023 Toronto International Film Festival

‘Quiz Lady’ Director Jessica Yu Wants to ‘Tell Jokes that Haven’t Been Told’

reel asian film festival 2023

10 Must-See Movies at This Year’s Reel Asian Film Festival

Dream Vivek (Vivek Shraya) sings, in a still from How to Fail as a Popstar.

Vivek Shraya On Telling a Queer, Brown Story on Her Terms

Director Anubha Momin on Diversity in Filmmaking—Behind and In Front of The Camera

asian films tiff 2023

The Asian Films Coming to TIFF 2023

Asian Canadians to Watch in 2023