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Monthly Archives: July 2010
[Jul 17] NORTHERN CA: Behind the Scenes of Art in Storefronts
Art in Storefronts continues to garner national attention with its colorful murals and provocative installations that enliven Chinatown streets. Join the artists and property owners to learn about the Lion’s Den and the heyday of Wentworth Alley captured in Robert Minervini’s mural. Hear about the hungry visitors who try to enter Niana Liu’s faux-restaurant installation and how local merchants have embraced her. And find out how Leland Wong photographed 100 children in less than one month. These… Continue reading
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Storytelling: Master Lee, Chink and Bruce Lee
The Moth, a not-for-profit storytelling organization sponsored a talk by Master Lee in 2008, newly available now as a podcast, titled Chink. I personally believe that title, Chink, remains as offensive today as it did to me in the early … Continue reading
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Tagged Discrimination, podcast
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A Look at Justin Lin’s Latest ‘Fast and Furious’ Sequel, ‘Fast Five’
Thank God! I was wondering when we were going to see another Fast and the Furious movie! The world really needs these movies in order to function properly. If we don’t have one every three years, it disrupts the space-time … Continue reading
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Tagged Fast Five, Justin Lin, Sung Kang, The Fast and the Furious
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Lac Su’s “I Love Yous are for White People”
If you don’t know who Lac Su is, then GET OUT OF HERE. No wait, don’t. Please? Stay. We promise to not yell at you anymore. His book, I Love Yous Are for White People: A Memoir (P.S.) ($10.19) covers … Continue reading
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Connie Lim and The Making of “The Hunted”
If you happened to watch the Asian Community Fund (APCF) PSA posted last week, you’ll notice a fresh new face in that video. Connie Lim is one of LA’s best kept secrets, but hopefully not for long. Influenced by artists … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Entertainment, Events, Local, Music, Southern California, The Arts
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K-Town “Jersey Shore” Cast Revealed, Includes Asian Snooki, Bisexual Male Adult Model
So, remember about three months ago, when the plans for “the Asian Jersey Shore” filmed in LA’s Koreantown were announced and the application was leaked? The first series of the cast photos have been released to the Internet, and early … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, TV
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Wesley Choy Rides Through Asian-American History
Wesley Choy, restauranteur, certified public account, and former collegiate football player, was “flabberghasted” by a USA Today story. The story told of women in their 60s who rode from Georgia to Canada, bicycling along the path that their ancestors took … Continue reading
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Tagged Chinese-American history, cycling, Underground Railroad, Wesley Choy
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Dealing with Asian Parents When You’re Gay
It’s inevitable when you’re gay and Asian. It’s almost guaranteed you’ll disappoint your parents when they find out you’re queer. The question for most gay Asian children is how to lessen the blow. This problem is universal, whether you’re gay … Continue reading
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My Ninja No Sweat Ninjette Pullover
Ninja, please. Don’t even bring up pirates right now, because this is ninja central. My Ninja is more than just a clothing brand or design company; it’s a statement about culture and style. That’s why we are loving this No … Continue reading
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Links: Cute Acne, Life as a Professional Gamer, Chinese American Woman Conductors
In Japan, Acne is considered cute. A video series of Life as a Professional Gamer in Seoul, Korea A Chinese American Female Conductor will work the podium at Chicago Symphony Orchestra. The Taiwanese interpret 4chan’s latest efforts to send Justin … Continue reading
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Asian American Commercial Watch: Yet Another Target Ad!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Mms2WmXXcw I saw this Target commercial the other day, making this the *third* commercial the discount retailer has done that very tastefully highlights Asian Americans in every day normal settings. Personally, I like the first commercial the best since it … Continue reading
Annie Choi’s Happy Birthday or Whatever
It’s not easy being Asian, and it’s not easy growing up in an Asian family. Annie Choi documents her childhood growing up with strict Korean parents in Happy Birthday or Whatever: Track Suits, Kim Chee, and Other Family Disasters ($11.16), … Continue reading
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