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Category Archives: The Arts
An Interview with Kaba Modern’s Finest, Mike Song
In the midst of all this Rain vs. Stephen Colbert buzz, I thought it would be nice to share a cool dance/interview with all of you that I shot with Kaba Modern’s very own Mike Song. Many of you might … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, The Arts
Tagged behind the scenes, interview, Kaba Modern, Mike Song, Steve Nguyen
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So You Think You Can Dance: The Return of Alex Wong
Good news for So You Think You Can Dance fans, because Alex Wong is back! A gifted ballet dancer who most recently performed with the Miami City Ballet as a soloist, he initially auditioned in Season 5 but had to … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, The Arts, TV
Tagged Alex Wong, Ballet, Sy You Think You Can Dance
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Meet Ryan Suda, The Man Behind Blacklava
Three years ago, 8Asians contributor Akrypti pretty much laid out the foundation & history of Blacklava and offered her rather “colorful” opinions about the Asian American clothing company. As a good friend and collaborator with Ryan Suda, I felt that … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Fashion, The Arts
Tagged apparel, Blacklava, channelAPA, clothing, Fashion, Karin Anna Cheung, Ryan Suda, Steve Nguyen
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From Predators to Year Zero: Interview with Louis Ozawa Changchien
2010 is gearing up to be a big year for Louis Ozawa Changchien. The half Japanese half Taiwanese actor has a major role in Robert Rodriguez’s Predators coming out this summer and Michael Golamco’s Year Zero at New York’s Second … Continue reading
Posted in 8Questions, Entertainment, Movies, The Arts
Tagged Fair Game, Louis Ozawa Changchien, Movies, New York, Off Broadway, Play, Predators, Year Zero
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Company to Keep: Racist Casting in Hollywood Theater?
By Ken “You’re only as good as your last film.” That’s an accepted dictum in the entertainment industry. Does that apply to being “diverse,” “non-traditional,” or “un-racist”? Color-blind casting has long-been an attribute of The Blank Theater Company, with its … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Observations, The Arts
Tagged Blank Theater Company, Color blind casting, los angeles, Plays, See What I Wanna See
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Bay Area Giveaway: See ‘Dancing Across Borders’ this Weekend and meet the Filmmaker & Star
UPDATE: Congrats to our giveaway winner, ginahagg! After reading Jen’s review of ‘Dancing Across Borders,’ I wanted to know more about filmmaker Anne Bass, who is also a major patron of the U.S. dance community. Even though Anne is the … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Movies, Promotions, San Francisco Bay Area, The Arts
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‘Dancing Across Borders:’ Movie Documents Ballet Talent Found in Cambodia
‘Dancing Across Borders‘ is a documentary featuring Sokvannara (Sy) Sar, a beautiful Cambodian dancer who caught the eye of Anne Bass, a huge supporter of ballet in New York City. The documentary follows teenaged Sy as he transforms from a … Continue reading
Posted in Movies, Reviews, The Arts
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ChannelAPA on the East Coast
What’s up everybody? This is Steve from channelAPA.com, and I just want to say that I’m very enthusiastic about the partnership that we’ve formed with our friends here at 8Asians! Along with the videos that you’ll be seeing on channelAPA’s … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Music, The Arts
Tagged artists, asian americans, behind the scenes, channelAPA, comedy, film, music
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PBS: American Masters – I. M. Pei: Building China Modern
Yesterday, I. M. Pei was profiled as he returned to China in order to design a modern museum to house the antiquities of Suzhou — where he grew up — in an episode of PBS’s series, American Masters. There are … Continue reading
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Ching Chong Chinaman
I highly recommend all you folks in Seattle and its nearby vicinities to check out this production of Ching Chong Chinaman at the Richard Hugo House, running from March 26 to April 24. I won two tickets to watch this … Continue reading
Billy Elliot the Musical To Debut in South Korea
This amazing story about a British boy named Billy living in a mining town while seeking his passion for ballet has, in movie form and musical form, charmed audiences all over the world. The Broadway musical has opened in London, … Continue reading
Jim Lee Appointed Co-Publisher of DC Comics
Comic book nerd fans!! Did you hear? Yesterday, DC Comics announced their new creative management team, which includes award-winning illustrator and Korean American Jim Lee as co-publisher with writer Dan DiDio. Heading a popular comic book publishing company isn’t new … Continue reading
Posted in (simple), Entertainment, The Arts
Tagged Comic Books, DC Comics, Image Comics, Jim Lee, Marvel
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