Korean rock band XDINARY HEROES is bringing style and versatility to the music scene
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.
‘The Last of the Sea Women’ Proves You’re Never Too Old to Be a Badass
“They have this natural urge to care, protect and be in community and sisterhood with each other,” says documentary director Sue Kim.
In Conversation With Queen Priyanka
The Canadian drag queen takes a trip down memory lane and discusses her journey to becoming the star she was always meant to be.
Meet sunkis, the Pop Star Making Viral Hits on TikTok
The Chinese American singer talks about his TikTok-famous song and future aspirations.
The Community Ethos Behind Sook-Yin Lee’s Life and Career
The Chinese Canadian artist on her career and latest film, “Paying For It.”
How Kamen Sun Made Sushi Yugen One of Canada’s Best New Restaurants
The entrepreneur is all food — and business.
Meet KATSEYE, the New Global Girl Group Where Representation is its ‘Superpower’
Formed through a collaboration with Geffen Records and HYBE , KATSEYE is the result of the survival reality series The Debut: Dream Academy.
The Asian Movies at TIFF 2024 We’re Excited For
These 14 movies are must-sees at this year’s Toronto International Film Festival.
Wok With Yan’s Stephen Yan Returns with a New Collab with RetroKid
Wok-come back to a legend!
How Two Second-Gen RestaurateUrs are Continuing the Legacy of Toronto’s first Hakka Restaurant, Yueh Tung
“I think the legacy of Yueh Tung, for us girls, is to carry on what our parents started.”
Dìdi (弟弟) is A Love Letter To Asian American Kids Who Grew Up With the Internet
Oscar-nominated Sean Wang’s debut feature tells the story of a 13-year-old Taiwanese American boy making his way in the world.
How Singer-Songwriter JUNNY is Carving a Unique Path in the Korean Music Industry
After working as a songwriter for other K-pop stars, JUNNY has finally arrived.
As K-pop’s First Hard-of-Hearing Group, Big Ocean Hopes to Make the Industry a More Inclusive Place
All three members of this K-pop group have a hearing-related disability and incorporate sign language in their performances.
Isabel Kanaan Remains ‘Unapologetically Filipino Canadian’ with her Sketch Show ‘Abroad’
The half-hour sketch show has a dedicated multi-generational and multicultural audience, which was always the plan.
Artist Anson Ng’s Journey Through Grief, Cultural Preservation and Healing in Toronto’s Chinatown
“Sharing my work connected me to a community that uplifted one another, reminding me of my own importance and allowing us to heal collectively.”
Get Up Aisha’s Creators Go Deep on Mental Health in the South Asian Community
The creative trio share their own struggles, how they were told to “pray on it,” and why Muslim representation is so essential.
Meet Poesy Galore, the 70-Year-Old Writer Crafting X-Rated Haikus
At the age of 70, Poesy Galore (a.k.a. Dee Tung)’s written words are sensual, sharp and descriptively dirty.
Meet tripleS, the World’s First ‘Decentralized’ K-pop Girl Group
The group’s album marks the debut of full 24-member line-up.
ACTRA Toronto Launches 2024 Asian Performers Showcase
The event spotlighted some of Toronto’s emerging actors in the Asian community, with a discussion featuring Andrew Phung and Jasmeet Raina.
5 Notable Asian Documentaries Out of this Year’s Hot Docs Festival
Add these to your watch list.