The singer reflects on exploring grief and loss on her debut album “Escaper.”

From the Shōgun sweep to mother Michelle Yeoh.

From historic awards show wins to Asian excellence at the Paris Olympics, 2024 was another banner year for Asian representation.

The director and animator talks about leaning into what makes you unique, finding a like-minded community and why you should always go for weird.

Gifting picks from Asian owned and founded brands for everyone on your list.

The K-pop band talk about their favourite martial arts films, debuting on Billboard charts and their goals for the future.

“If you keep letting them tell you that you are [a supporting character], eventually you’ll start to believe that you are.”

“To other communities, Asians are just Asian, they don’t differentiate. But we care about where we come from. We wanted to reflect that when we’re writing this story about Chinese immigrants.”

“I made this film to say all the things that I can’t say.”

It’s the latest venture from Paris Jewellers owners Chau Lui and Trang Wong.

The festival runs from November 13th to the 24th.

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.

“They have this natural urge to care, protect and be in community and sisterhood with each other,” says documentary director Sue Kim.

The Canadian drag queen takes a trip down memory lane and discusses her journey to becoming the star she was always meant to be.

The Chinese American singer talks about his TikTok-famous song and future aspirations.

The Chinese Canadian artist on her career and latest film, “Paying For It.”

The entrepreneur is all food — and business.

Formed through a collaboration with Geffen Records and HYBE , KATSEYE is the result of the survival reality series The Debut: Dream Academy.

These 14 movies are must-sees at this year’s Toronto International Film Festival.

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