Carolyn Fe, Actress, Singer, Songwriter
On “Blues Clues & You!”, finding her voice in the performing arts, and breaking Filipino stereotypes.
5 K-Dramas to Help You Get Through the Pandemic
The perfect antidote to these challenging times.
Sephora Canada Launches Stunning Diwali Campaign
It’s the retailer’s first-ever campaign celebrating the Indian festival of lights.
‘Kim Convenience’ Star Paul Sun-Hyung Lee Makes a Surprise Appearance on ‘The Mandalorian’
For Lee, an avid cosplayer and huge ‘Star Wars’ fan, this was a “dream come true.”
Reel Asian Film Festival is Going Digital — Here’s How to Tune In
Plus, our top picks from this year’s lineup.
‘Patriot Act’ Was So Much More Than Just a Win for South Asian Representation
Hasan Minhaj’s now-cancelled Netflix series boldly unpacked polarizing issues occurring domestically and globally.
Asia Jackson, Actress and Digital Creative
On how she harnesses social media for her activism and about being a role model for young women of colour.
Twitter Is Paying Heartwarming Tributes to AAPI Women Ahead of Kamala Harris Debate
#AAPISheRose is highlighting the strength, resilience and power of AAPI ‘sheroes’.
Catherine Hernandez, Author, ‘Crosshairs’
On how the Pulse Nightclub massacre inspired ‘Crosshairs’ and how she found her voice as a writer.
Iman Vellani Lands Title Role in Disney+ Series, ‘Ms Marvel’
This marks the 18-year-old Canadian teen’s first major role in Hollywood.
Chau Lui, Co-Founder, Paris Jewellers
On humble upbringings, building a business and being an Asian female entrepreneur.
Sennah Yee’s ‘My Day With Gong Gong’ Beautifully Captures the Nuances of Intergenerational Relationships
The children’s book shows how love can overcome language barriers, as well as cultural and generational differences.
Priyanka Crowned Winner of ‘Canada’s Drag Race’
She now holds the title of Canada’s first-ever Drag Superstar.
‘Amidst the Despair, there is Hope in Hong Kong’
Writer Jessie Ho on why we continue to have hope for Hong Kong.
Lilly Singh to Star in New Sketch Comedy Series for NBC
Called ‘Sketchy Times,’ the series see Singh performing multiple sketches where she will portray every character.
‘Chinese Singing Competitions Made Me Feel Too Canadian to be Chinese and Too Chinese to be Canadian’
Katty Lau writes about her experience feeling out of place while competing in Chinese singing competitions.
‘Canada’s Drag Race’ Contestant Kyne Makes the Case for More Queer Asian Representation on Screen
“I want people to actually see gay Asian people succeeding in life, being smart, talented, accomplished, and not always being the butt of the joke,” says the Filipina-Canadian drag queen.
‘Almost Asian, Almost American’ is Helping Asian Women Reclaim Power Over their Identities
Created by Diana King, this photo and video essay allows Asian women to define their beauty and identity on their own terms.