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Category Archives: TV
CBS Releases Hawaii Five-O Preview with Grace Park, Daniel Dae Kim
As previously blogged about by Linda this past February, everyone previously bummed out about Jin [POSSIBLE SPOILERS DELETED FOR THOSE WHO WATCH LOST ON TIVO, BUT SERIOUSLY DIDN’T THAT SUCK FOR THE BOTH OF THEM WINK WINK NUDGE NUDGE] on … Continue reading
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Miss USA Breaks Through Another Racial Barrier
Say what you will about the Miss USA pageants, but when I learned today that the winner of the beauty pageant competition was Rima Fakih (who won Miss Michigan on September 19th, 2009), I whooped at my computer screen and … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Observations, TV
Tagged arab american, Asian-American, Beauty, michigan, miss usa, muslim, rima fakih
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POP 88 #42 – The House of Suh
While there were a lot of really fascinating documentaries shown at this year’s Hot Docs World Documentary Festival in Toronto this past week, one of the more stand out ones was “The House of Suh”. Directed by Iris Shim, the … Continue reading
Posted in Music, POP 88, Reviews, TV
Tagged america's most wanted, Andrew Suh, B.E.G., Catherine Suh, Cho PD, documentary, Drunken Tiger, gummy, Hot Docs, House of Suh, k.will, korean american, miryo, murder, Seo In Young, true story
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Asian American Commercial Watch: General Mills
Here’s a General Mills cereal commercial with a bunch of cute kids, including an Asian American boy swimmer. I’m glad they didn’t make him wear the martial arts outfit, since we don’t all know Karate, Kung Fu or Tae Kwon … Continue reading
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Global Talk Show: East vs. West Perspectives
Most people who follow my antics from POP 88 would know I LOVE watching Global Talk Show, an informal round table of “foreigners” living and working in Korea. Since my last post about this show, it has gone through a … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Observations, POP 88, TV
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An 8Asians Interview with Glee’s Harry Shum Jr
Before Harry Shum Jr. was poppin’ and lockin’ on the pop culture phenomenon known as Glee, he was — well — dancing. Before his stint as Mike Chang on the show, he appeared in iPod commercials as well as dance-centric … Continue reading
John Cho Talks FlashForward & Star Trek 2
I don’t care what you say. Life is supremely unfair when the one week I’m out of the office, John Cho comes in for a special visit on Attack of the Show. I don’t know if this is the universe’s … Continue reading
Posted in Comedy, Entertainment, Movies, TV
Tagged ABC, Attack of the Show, FlashForward, G4, Harold & Kumar, john cho, Movies, Star Trek, television
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Casting Application for Auditions of the “Asian ‘Jersey Shore'” asks about Drinking & Fighting
As more details about the Tyrese-backed Asian-American Jersey Shore come to light, I for one, can’t wait to see where this train wreck is going to crash. The details on this project (currently known as “Untitled K-Town Project”) are currently … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Southern California, TV, WTF
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The Colbert Report: President Obama & Bow-gate with China
Back in November, I blogged about the controversy over President Obama bowing to the Japanese Emperor while visiting Japan. This past week President Obama invited world leaders on a nuclear summit and apparently bowed a little while shaking the hands … Continue reading
Posted in Comedy, Current Events, Entertainment, Politics, TV
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SNL’s The Masters: “If Asians and Indians Can Compete with Black People, it’s Not a Sport”
After blogging about Seth Meyer’s comments on the Asian American version of The Jersey Shore and posting it on Facebook, a friend of mine pointed me to another “slight” to Asian Americans in a skit about The Masters on Saturday … Continue reading
Posted in Comedy, Discrimination, Entertainment, Observations, TV
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‘Glee’ is Looking for a Filipina Maid
(Clockwise from top left) Deedee Magno, Joyo Velarde, Jocelyn Enriquez, Pinay and Lea Salonga It’s just a couple of days before the season premiere of Glee (on April 13th to be exact) and I, like millions of others, am more … Continue reading
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Tagged Deedee Magno, Filipinos, Glee, Harry Shum Jr, Jenna Ushkowitz, Jocelyn Enriquez, Joyo Velarde, Lea Salonga, Pinay, tv
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SNL Weekend Update’s Take on the Asian American Version of The Jersey Shore
The last time I blogged about Saturday Night Live, I made a comment regarding their portrayal of Asian American men; this past weekend, SNL’s Weekend Update briefly mentioned that producers were in the process of casting for an Asian American … Continue reading
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