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Monthly Archives: November 2010
Chinese Foodies Chuckle as Google Names Ratings Tool Hotpot
So Google decides to build a locations based reviews service, similar to Yahoo! Local or Yelp. Fair enough, right? The name that decided to go with however, is Google Hotpot. Hotpot, for those of you guys that have never lived … Continue reading
Posted in (simple), Food & Drink, Technology
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Yes, Darren Criss from ‘Glee’ is Half Filipino
Fans of Glee are still all a twitter about the show’s latest heartthrob addition: Darren Criss. Last week the relatively unknown pop star/actor became known. He made us swoon as Blaine, Kurt’s (Chris Colfer) potential love interest and mentor. As … Continue reading
Posted in Comedy, Entertainment, Music, TV
Tagged Darren Criss, Fox, Glee, Katy Perry, Teenage Dream
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Nikkei Spirit: My Experiences at a Nikkei Youth Leader’s Summit
(EDITORS NOTE: This article was originally published on Discover Nikkei. Reprinted with permission.) I remember as a child knowing that I didn’t look “American” and because of that sometimes I didn’t feel “American” either. As a person of color living … Continue reading
Posted in Discrimination, Lifestyles, Observations
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The Working APA Actor: Bobby Naderi
The Working APA Actor is a bi-monthly interview of Asian Pacific Islander American actors in the entertainment world, whether it be theater, film, television, or commercials. It is an inside look at these actors exploring their passion in their craft … Continue reading
Posted in 8Questions, Entertainment, The Working APA Actor
Tagged asians, bobby naderi, cinema, eyad zahra, film, muslims, punk muslims, religion, taqwacores
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Asian American Commercial Watch: Michelle Wie & Kia
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9vQyZ8BoNSQ I think the first time I saw golfer Michelle Wie on television was for a McDonald’s commercial over the summer. After watching this Kia commercial for the Kia Soul, I guess she’s got more endorsement deals. The next time I’m … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, TV
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Hip Hop Artist Mondega is For The People
While I classify myself as a lover of all things techno and classic rock, I’m a huge fan of hip hop but only when it comes to the artists who treat their work seriously. In the realm of Asian American … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Music, Politics
Tagged asian americans, asian rap, hip-hop, Lac Su, los angeles, mondega, Vietnam
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‘Kung Fu Panda’ Sequel Clearly More Realistic Than Karate Kid Remake
The trailer for the sequel to Kung Fu Panda is starting to make its rounds and it tells us absolutely nothing about the plot. Nonetheless, I am sure that the Jennifer Yuh-directed animated feature will be just as good, if … Continue reading
Infographic: Are Asian Women Half as Likely to Commit Infidelity?
So says a recent infographic, which states that Asian woman are less likely to commit infidelity in comparison to women of a different ethnicity — 5.1% versus 18.3% of Black Women or 15.5% of, uhm, “American” women. As far as … Continue reading
Posted in Dating, Lifestyles, Observations
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APA Spotlight: Tom Ikeda, Densho: The Japanese American Legacy Project
Tom Ikeda is the founding Executive Director of Densho: The Japanese American Legacy Project. Continue reading
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Jean Quan Wins Oakland Mayor’s Race
When I first blogged about Jean Quan running for Oakland mayor, I didn’t really think she had much of a chance given the fact that her main opponent would be former California State Senate leader Don Perata, who was better … Continue reading
Posted in Local, Politics, San Francisco Bay Area
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Jeepney’s PI Fight Flag Tee
The PI Fight Flag is a tribute to the competitive athletes of the Philippines. Inspired by traditional Filipino symbols, Jeepney created this PI Fight Flag Tee ($28) just in time for the Pacquiao fight on November 13th. BOOM!
Posted in Apparel
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