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Category Archives: Movies
8Asians Interviews Bai Ling on “Crank: High Voltage” (And Some Other Stuff)
I never thought I would be blogging about Bai Ling, since — believe it or not — we have never mentioned her on the site. But in a recent post by another blog, websites like ours were called out for talking … Continue reading
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Tagged actress, Bai Ling, Crank, Crank2, High Voltage, Hollywood
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POP 88 #31 – Hot Docs 2009
Hello, I hope everyone is enjoying their April. Been busy playing live shows over at Soompi Radio and screening documentaries at Hot Docs International Documentary Festival. Look out for my reviews in 88 words or less coming soon. New music … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Movies, Music, POP 88, Reviews
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Film Director Justin Lin Rules the Box Office with ‘Fast & Furious’
You may have heard of film director Justin Lin when his revolutionary Asian American film Better Luck Tomorrow premiered. Lin’s latest project, the installment of Fast & Furious is decidedly less indie but ruled the box office being the #1 … Continue reading
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International Secret Agents
If International Secret Agents was a representation of Asian American artists, we’ve got a long way to go. Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Movies, Music, San Francisco Bay Area
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TOKYO! comes out tonight in selected cities… winner of our SF giveaway announced!
Thanks to the people who entered the giveaway for the TOKYO! tickets. Sorry we didn’t have more tickets to giveaway, but if you’re in a city where it’s playing, you can probably still BUY tickets to see the movie when … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Movies, Promotions, San Francisco Bay Area
Tagged movie, Movies, sf, ticket giveaway, Tokyo, tokyo sonata
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Asian BMI: How I Became Obese in Ten Seconds
I knew my blood pressure was a problem, but I never took my Body Mass Index (BMI), a measure of body fat, very seriously. I showed my reading, which indicated that I was overweight, to my doctor. “You can’t use … Continue reading
Posted in Health, Lifestyles, Movies
Tagged bidil, BMI, body fat percentage, high blood pressure, race specific medicine
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“TOKYO!” (the movie) opens in selected cities 3/20/2009: Win tickets to opening night in SF!
A friend of mine was nice enough to invite me to a VIP screening at the Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood of “Tokyo!” (not to be confused for “Tokyo Sonata“) last week which was sponsored by (among other orgs) Sapporo beer. … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Movies, Promotions, Reviews, San Francisco Bay Area
Tagged bong joon-ho, leos carax, michel gondry, movie, ticket giveaway, Tokyo
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27th San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival
The 27th San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival is starting this week, from March 12th to the 22nd, and the San Francisco Chronicle does a preview and reviews some of films; I have attended the film festival almost every … Continue reading
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Imagined Futures Conference in Los Angeles for up and coming APA artists
As a graduate of the UCLA Asian American Studies Department, I am usually pretty interested in events that are sponsored by my former department at my alma mater. The upcoming “Imagined Futures” conference definitely piques my interest not just because … Continue reading
Posted in Movies, The Arts
Tagged apa, artists, conference, JANM, Japanese American, Japanese American National Museum, la, los angeles, workshops
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From Slumdog To Millionaire: Two Child Actors Moving Out of the Slums
I was happy that a film like Slumdog Millionaire swept the Academy Awards last Sunday night with 8 Oscars, including Best Picture which is probably the highest award any filmmaker could achieve in his/her career (except for James Cameron because … Continue reading
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Mixed Couples Divorce In Droves
If you grow up in the United States you’re pretty familiar with the fact the divorce rate in the U.S. is close to 50% (meaning 50% of all couples that get married typically end in divorce). So when I came … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Discrimination, Family, Lifestyles, Movies, Observations
Tagged mixed race couples divorce
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