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Jon M. Chu opens up on imposter syndrome: “I didn’t think I deserved to be in Hollywood.” The Wicked director reflects on Crazy Rich Asians breakthrough and finding his voice
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Jon M Chu
Michelle Yeoh and Jon M. Chu return to Singapore for Wicked: For Good, thrilling fans with nostalgia, Asian pride and
Jon M. Chu teases Crazy Rich Asians HBO Max series: scripts ready, cast likely returning, inspired by Kevin Kwan’s books
The visionary filmmaker behind 'Crazy Rich Asians' and 'Wicked' is set to bring the iconic toy car line to the
Amazon MGM nabs Split Fiction film rights; Jon M. Chu directs, Sydney Sweeney stars
Gold House's A100 List celebrates trailblazing Asian Pacific leaders shaping culture, tech, and policy—spotlighting both icons and rising changemakers
Sydney Sweeney to star in and exec produce sci-fi game adaptation Split Fiction, with Jon M. Chu directing and studios
Jon M. Chu won Best Director at the Critics Choice Awards for Wicked, delivering a heartfelt speech—and a cheeky Oscars
Jon M. Chu, director of Crazy Rich Asians, is "very excited" for a Britney Spears biopic based on her memoir,
Jon M Chu returns to direct the Crazy Rich Asians musical. based on Kevin Kwan's bestselling book
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"If there must be a deadline on this love, I hope it will be ten thousand years."
EJAE recalls singing ‘Golden’ at the BAFTAs in front of a stone faced Leonardo DiCaprio, from nerves onstage to Beyoncé
Netflix’s Dang! trailer sparks backlash over recycled Asian American stereotypes, “millennial cringe” humour and questions about representation
Chinese divorcee Li Shuangyong runs a marathon every day for 372 days across 300+ cities, breaking a Guinness World Record
Rosé and Jisoo have addressed fan disappointment after BLACKPINK’s 10th anniversary event in Seoul drew criticism over its scale and
Greta Lee’s Netflix thriller The Last House debuts at No. 1 with 27.5 million views after a viral billboard marketing
Dwayne Johnson responds to live-action Moana’s box office and mixed reviews, saying “that’s just the way it goes” and that
Greta Lee recalls the “publicly humiliating” moment she was mistaken for Greta Gerwig during the long, messy casting process for
Michelle Yeoh will receive the Asian Filmmaker of the Year award at the 2026 Busan International Film Festival on Oct.