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Author Archives: Ben
Rush Limbaugh “Ching Chongs” Hu Jintao
Chinese President Hu Jintao is on a four day visit to Washington DC where the American media was provided an untranslated speech. Unfortunate for the rest of us, radio talk show host Rush Limbaugh decided to do his own rendition … Continue reading
How To Be a Bad Asian: It’s Not All About API Rights in Movies
Life is hard enough as an Asian. Not all of us can get perfect SAT scores, graduate from medical school or trick out a Honda Civic. The pressure to embrace our culture remains but sometimes, we just don’t want to. … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, How To Be A Bad Asian, Movies, Observations
Tagged Asian-American, Entertainment, Jay Chou, Kato, Movies, rights, The Green Hornet
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Scarlet Chan Wants to Know Why Hot Asian Guys Prefer White Girls
Shh. Scarlet Chan thinks I’m hot. And go figure, I’m married to a beautiful white girl. Why is it that hot Asian boys prefer to date White girls? So is there any truth to what she says? I suppose it … Continue reading
Does K-Town’s Scarlet Chan Look Korean?
I don’t usually pay attention to reality shows so when it flashed across my Facebook that Scarlet Chan had written something, I thought, “Hey, neato. Let me comment, even though she’ll never read it.” “I don’t look Korean at all… … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, TV
Tagged Asian, Caucasian, chinese, identification, Korean, scarlet chan
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NAAAP Scholarships for 2011
If you’re a current or rising college junior or senior, apply for the NAAAP college-level scholarship! The National Association of Asian American Professionals (NAAAP) is pleased to offer college level scholarships to outstanding Asian Americans. Four students will receive $3000 in scholarship money for a total of $12,000 donated by the Verizon Foundation. Continue reading
The Walking Dead’s Steven Yeun at Comic-Con
So recently, my wife tells me that there’s this cool new show premiering on Halloween called The Walking Dead. The show is based on a comic book series and has serious potential for those that crave a little bit of … Continue reading
“Colonel” Gackt Ventures Into Hollywood
One of my favorite J-Rock artists is Gackt Camui, who has one amazing voice and pretty much reminds me of the old 80’s ballads, but better. He originally came out of the visual kei bands but has since led a … Continue reading
Go Daddy Adds Ella Koon to Roster
As if web hosting company Go Daddy didn’t play the hot girl action enough, they’re now adding Ella Koon to their repertoire of “Go Daddy girls.” Ella Koon is a musician, model, and actress (which is pretty typical of all … Continue reading
Posted in Business
Tagged actress, Asia, Ella Koon, GoDaddy, GoDaddy girl, model, musician
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8Asians Coming to ConvergeSouth in North Carolina
That’s right: at least two of the 8Asians including our editor-in-chief Ernie will be at the ConvergeSouth, a tech users conference in Greensboro, North Carolina on October 1st and 2nd. [EDITORS DISCLAIMER: Ben is co-founder of the conference, Ernie will … Continue reading
OKCupid Says We’re Simple and…We Swing?
Sometimes, I love it when people take vast amounts of data and run trends on them. It’s amazing what sort of things come out of it. This is especially fascinating when a dating site does it such as OKCupid. In … Continue reading
Posted in Dating, Lifestyles, Observations
Tagged observation, OKCupid, simple, study, swingers, what asians like
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One out of Seven New Marriages Interracial or Inter-Ethnic
For those that have never really caught it before, yes, I am in an interracial relationship. So understanding quite well that I too am a part of this Pew statistic where one in seven new marriages are interracial or inter-ethnic, … Continue reading
Posted in Dating, Observations
Tagged ABC, Asian-American, chinese, culture, interracial marriage, pew, statistic
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Zigen Fund Assists in Educating Rural China
There’s something about paying it forward. Zigen does just that from what I understand. I first heard about this nonprofit through my mother. They basically travel to very rural areas of China to build schools and provide children with the … Continue reading