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12 stories on creators across film, TV, music, fashion, food, and diaspora culture.
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CBC Books highlights 40 Asian Canadian authors across genres, from debut thrillers and horror to Canada Reads finalists and award-winning fantasy, timed to Asian Heritage Month.
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Billboard recaps a Hey Jonas! podcast episode where Kevin Jonas says he got sick in the bathroom while wingmanning Nick Jonas on his first date with Priyanka Chopra-Jonas at the Hollywood Bowl.
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Creator Eunnuri Lee argues in a TikTok get-ready-with-me video that white activists too often center self-expression at protests, turning solidarity into spectacle and content.
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WWD coverage via Yahoo spotlights Greta Lee's mid-length fringe at the Toy Story 5 UK launch in London, framing micro bangs as a red-carpet trend the Past Lives star has worn on and off for years.
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PEN America's PEN Ten interview with Sarah Wang centers on her debut novel New Skin and themes of beauty standards and the modern immigrant experience in North America.
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CBS Baltimore profiles Kimberly Kong, known as Nomtastic Kim, and her #100AsianRestaurantsInMaryland series spotlighting mom-and-pop Asian eateries statewide.
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Goldscene flags rising Asian entertainers gaining traction through multilingual content, streaming performances, and luxury-adjacent visibility.
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Goldscene's Soft Power Index tracks which Asian entertainers converted attention into cultural influence this week across music, fashion, and streaming.
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AsAm News reports recognition in Korea for Maggie Kang, director of Netflix's KPop Demon Hunters, tying the honor to the film's visibility in the K-culture conversation.
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Ticket News reports BLACKPINK's Lisa lined up for a Las Vegas residency, with coverage describing her as the first K-pop artist to headline that kind of Strip engagement.
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Entertainers who move easily between languages are building careers that skip the old crossover waiting period, especially in music and digital content.
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Asian entertainers are no longer crossing over into Western fame. They are building parallel global careers that luxury, streaming, and social platforms now treat as the default model for star power.
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