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- Review of Netflix Japan’s “Our Secret Diary”
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Daily Candy DC Mixes Up Chinese & Japanese: Makes No “Sensei”
If you live in a big city, you may have subscribed to Daily Candy for their dispatches regarding things to do, places to shop, and where to eat. In the latest “Weekend Guide” from Washington, D.C., Daily Candy recommends the … Continue reading
Posted in (featured), Events, Movies, WTF
Tagged confusion, Daily Candy, film, Film Festival, Karate Kid, kung fu, mix up, movie, Movies, WTF
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SuperBowl Ad features Doritos Samurai Throwing “Ninja Stars” and Swinging “Nunchucks”
Here’s a SuperBowl commercial that annoyed me, courtesy of Doritos. In this ad, some guys in a gym take Doritos from samurai– and suffer the consequences!!!111!!1 OMGLOLWTFBBQ! This ad was popular enough that it ranked in the Top 20 of … Continue reading
Posted in Food & Drink, Observations, TV, WTF
Tagged ads, advertising, commercials, Doritos, karate, Karate Kid, kung fu, martial arts, Super Bowl, tae kwon do, television, trailer, user-generated
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[Feb 5] NORTHERN CA: GO!STYLE: A Bay Area Locally Produced, Large Scale, APIA Variety Concert
RAMA is putting on the Bay Area’s first locally produced, large scale, APIA variety concert extravaganza! GO!STYLE 2010 will be hosted by comedians Ali Wong and Sheng Wang, headlined by Hip Hop duo Magnetic North, and will feature singer/songwriter Goh Nakamura and R&B/Pop sensation Michelle Martinez. Other artists include Tongan poet sisters Loa & Fuifui Niumeitolu and dance performances by The Odds (of Funkbrella dance) and Tattva. GO!STYLE is produced by local organizations and featur… Continue reading
Call for Art Submissions for ImaginAsian: Identity and Experience in Contemporary Asian Pacific America
In celebration of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month 2010 and to generate funding for materials and sources for Asian American Studies collections at the Purdue University and Indiana University libraries, Kate Agathon is teaming up with the Asian American Network … Continue reading
Jeff & Erin’s Epic Wedding “Save the Date” Video
If you’ve been to as many weddings as I have, then you’ve also received your fair share of “Save the Date” notices. Though I’ve seen some really creative ones cross my desk, I’ve never seen a “Save the Date” as … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Lifestyles, Movies, Southern California, Technology
Tagged Australia, movie, Movies, Sydney, trailer, video, video production, wedding
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L.A.: East West Players presents a star-studded event as a part of CAST’s campaign against human trafficking
In 1995, one of the most shocking cases of modern day slavery unfolded in Los Angeles’ backyard. 72 garment workers were discovered in an El Monte compound living in captivity and under squalid conditions, producing clothing for such major labels … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Southern California, The Arts
Tagged CAST, East West Players, human trafficking
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Kim Jong Il Loves Women, Doesn’t “Violence Women Domestically (or internationally)”
If you’ve been on Facebook in the last couple of months, then you might have been inundated with requests to vote in Chase’s Community Giving Facebook Campaign. With financial resources drying up for many organizations, this campaign has been a … Continue reading
Posted in Announcements, Comedy, Technology
Tagged Asian, Asian-American, comedy, community, community service, Danny Cho, domestic violence, Facebook, Kim Jong-Il, nonprofit, sexual abuse, women
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CPAF PSA: YouTube All-Stars “United Against Violence”
The Center for the Pacific Asian Family is a non profit organization that seeks to prevent and end domestic violence within the API community, which has some of the most common cases, but are the least vocal about it. This … Continue reading
Posted in Announcements, Technology
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Trailer for 2010 The Karate Kid Remake with Jackie Chan Released
Which is awesome, how they’re totally doing karate. Oh, wait. –Ernie Oh, where to start with the mockery? Let’s start with the whole karate/kung-fu thing. Simply put: Karate = Japan; Kung-Fu = China. Martial arts nerds can go on about … Continue reading
Posted in (featured), Entertainment, Movies
Tagged Asians in Hollywood, Daniel LaRusso, Daniel-san, Hollywood, Jackie Chan, Jaden Smith, Karate Kid, Movies, Pat Morita, Ralph Macchio
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Disgrasian Gals on the Cover of Hyphen– Hotter than Olivia Munn on Maxim
Yes, Olivia Munn on the cover of Maxim is some very lovely eye candy. But candy is candy, and Jen & Diana on the cover of Hyphen is like a dessert platter for my eyes. Hell, I admit it, I’m … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment
Tagged Diana Nguyen, disgrasian, Hyphen, Jen Wang, magazine, Maxim, Olivia Munn
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Is Japan Becoming A Nation of Whiners and Complainers?
Except for Moye*, the Japanese/Japanese-American folks I know aren’t usually people who do much complaining. While that’s a pretty big generalization, we all know the stereotypes– both real and perceived– of the “quiet” Japanese men and women who don’t like … Continue reading
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Tagged American, complain, complainers, complaints, internment, Japan, japanese, Japanese A, Moye, spoiled, stereotypes
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