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Namoo Chae Lee’s 'Cancelling Tiger' explores sisterhood, trauma, and identity through Korean myth—reclaiming voice, ritual, and resistance.
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Simu Liu defends entrepreneur Barry Donaldson on Dragons' Den, opposing criticism over balancing his business with a full-time job
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113 years ago, six Chinese Titanic survivors faced racism and erasure, their story buried—now resurfacing to reveal a long-silenced truth
Chi Thai's 'The Endless Sea' offers a child's perspective on displacement, highlighting the crucial role of young people's literature in
Voice ESEA’s CFO Choon speaks with Xindi about an upcoming exhibition that resurfaces forgotten currents of British East and Southeast
Southbank Centre’s ESEA Encounters (17–20 July) celebrates East & South East Asian culture with music, art, theatre, poetry, and more
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Namoo Chae Lee’s 'Cancelling Tiger' explores sisterhood, trauma, and identity through Korean myth—reclaiming voice, ritual, and resistance.
Baek Se-hee, author of I Want to Die but I Want to Eat Tteokbokki, has died at 35. Her work
BLACKPINK's Jennie and SM Entertainment's aespa tie as top contenders, each securing nine nods for the upcoming Hong Kong ceremony.
The network has laid off approximately 150 employees and dissolved its specific editorial teams for marginalized communities, including NBC Asian
Four members of the pioneering group became the first K-pop girl group to perform at the event, sharing the stage
The South Korean government will recognize six leading figures, including actors and the K-pop icon, with the nation’s highest civilian
The global superstar is reportedly set for her second major acting role alongside Ma Dong-seok in the Korean-led expansion of
TAAF’s new report shows Hollywood’s bias against Asian stories isn’t just unjust—it’s unprofitable.
CinemaWorld launches CinemaSHORT YouTube channel, spotlighting bold Asian stories and emerging filmmakers beyond the festival circuit