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Monthly Archives: June 2009
Strike An Asian Pose!
People always mock Asians for their predictable peace sign pose in photographs, but we always knew there was much more to smiling in front of the cameras. I mean, there’s the fist bump to the face, the cute hand heart … Continue reading
Posted in Fashion
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Asians Behaving Badly: Japanese American Woman Sues Because Crunch Berries Aren’t Real Berries
Got this link from SFGate and Lowering the Bar, where a judge recently threw out a lawsuit by a Janine Sugawara from San Diego because she believed that the Cap’n Crunch cereal Crunch Berries contained actual fruit called crunch berries. … Continue reading
Posted in Food & Drink, WTF
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Postcards from the Asian American Edge
8Asians (or at least, me) is no stranger to the popular PostSecret cards that are revealed every Sunday. I’ve mentioned this before, but as fun as it is reading the angsty secrets of complete strangers from around the country, I’ve … Continue reading
Posted in Lifestyles
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Art talks about Dana in eHarmony Ad
I’ve blogged about eHarmony commercials before — well, a spoof of one at least — and while flipping through the channels again, I came across this real eHarmony ad. I was pleasantly surprised to see an Asian American man being … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Observations
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An Asian-American in the Music Business: Interview with Ryan Buendia (Part 2)
In the first part of my interview with Ryan Buendia, we talked mostly about his work as a producer. In this second part, we discuss his experiences as a DJ, a turntablist, and an artist known as Replay. We cover … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Music
Tagged Black Eyed Peas, DJ Replay, Fingerbangerz, Jabbawockeez, Kelis, Kid Cudi, Kid Sister, Ryan Buendia, Will.I.am
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BoA to Headline at the 2009 SF Pride Festival
It has been a couple of months since we’ve last blogged about BoA, and her self-titled American album hasn’t become the mega crossover album that a lot of Asian pop fans have hoped for; it had a peak position of … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, LGBT, Music
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China’s Elephant Man on National Geographic
China’s Elephant Man, a documentary on Huang Chuncai airs tomorrow night (Sunday, June 7th at 9PM) on National Geographic. Huang Chuncai suffers from an extreme case of neurofibromatosis that has ravaged his upper body for most of his 31 years. … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Reviews
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An Asian-American in the Music Business: Interview with Ryan Buendia (Part 1)
In addition to being a music producer working for Apl.de.Ap of the Black Eyed Peas, Ryan Buendia is an artist and performer in his own right. As a DJ and turntablist, he has performed in various parts of the world. … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Music, The Arts
Tagged Apl.de.ap, Black Eyed Peas, DJ Replay, Ex'pression Center for New Media, Fingerbangerz, Ryan Buendia, Turntablism, Will.I.am
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Palm Pre Lets You Command An Army of Asian Dancers
If you’ve been following the latest buzz on the next potential “iPhone killer,” you’ll know that the Palm Pre will be launching with Sprint this Saturday. With the new launch is the launch of a new ad campaign, which highlights … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Entertainment, Observations
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Twenty Years Later, Remembering Tiananmen Square
Back in July of 2007, I visited Beijing and Tiananmen Square for the first time and imagined the late evening and early morning of Saturday, June 3rd – June 4th, 1989 of the massacre. Tiananmen Square is the largest open … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Observations, Politics
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Senator Daniel K. Inouye Spotlighted to Cut Billions
In the age of massive budget deficit spending and increased scrutiny in the federal budget, The New York Times profiles one of the most powerful members of the Senate, Senator Daniel K. Inouye — Chairman of the Appropriations Committee — … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Politics
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