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· Bryan Ke
The BTS ARMY is calling out ABC’s “World News Now” anchor Kendis Gibson for blatantly disrespecting the K-pop group’s historic speech at the recent United Nations General Assembly.
· Ryan General
Iowa, a state that has been especially hard hit by Trump’s trade policies, was greeted with a four-page advertising supplement from China in the local Sunday newspaper. Des Moines Register, Iowa’s largest newspaper, carried the ad paid for by the Chinese government, which…
· Carl Samson
San Jose, California’s daily newspaper The Mercury News mistakenly referred to John Cho as Steven Yeun’s character Glenn from the “Walking Dead” series. The outlet committed the error in a photo caption for a story on Aneesh Chaganty’s “Searching,” a modern thriller starring Cho.
· Ryan General
A female news anchor suffered a fractured skull and a bleeding eardrum after engaging in a violent barroom brawl against her own weather girl. Erica Bivens, a Japanese American newsreader at NBC affiliate local news channel WSAZ in Huntington, West Virginia, is now recovering…
· Ryan General
A video purportedly showing where the actual “Crazy Rich Asians” hang out in Singapore has earned some negative responses from netizens. Presented by lifestyle magazine editor Esther Quek for the South China Morning Post, the video clip has been mostly met with derision from…
· Khier Casino
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg faces grilling from lawmakers in Congress this week over the data-mining scandal that hit 87 million users, but the woman next to him was catapulted into the spotlight for the wrong reasons. The woman next to Zuckerberg in several press photos was…
· Bryan Ke
With only a few weeks left, advertisements for the biggest superhero ensemble ever made, “Avengers: Infinity War,” is now in overdrive. One particular ad in Japan, though, has got many fans excited and thinking that this is probably the coolest one of them all. A newspaper in…
· Bryan Ke
Keanu Reeves, undoubtedly one of the genuinely nicest guys in Hollywood, got his name dragged once again into another online hoax, and this time, it purports that the 53-year-old actor is a die-hard supporter of President Donald Trump. According to the website…
· Bryan Ke
In the wake of a massive bombshell announcement where China plans to abolish its two-term presidential limit, companies who have “emperor” in their names are doing very well in Chinese stock market. Companies like Shenzen Emperor Technology Co., Harbin Viti Electronics Co.,…
· Bryan Ke
Netizens are bashing Malaysian newspaper Sinar Harian for posting an article on Friday showing a list of pointers on “How to Spot a Gay.” Guide info for LGBT dalam Sinar Harian. Simpan janggut dan misai??? Kesian Fatah Amin 🤣 pic.twitter.com/9aT569g6OM — juan ahmad…
· Bryan Ke
Athletes from around the world are now competing at the 2018 Winter Olympics currently being held in the county of Pyeongchang, South Korea, but apparently, one Chicago news station thinks that the event is happening at “P.F. Chang’s”. The mix-up occurred during a report…
· Ricky Yean
Last Friday, Facebook’s Head of News Feed Adam Mosseri announced that Facebook will begin prioritizing content created by friends and family over content from the media, brands and other Pages since space in the News Feed is limited. This is a good long-term move for Facebook…
· Bryan Ke
A news anchor in Shandong Province, eastern China, took the center spotlight after a video of him freaking out when a bee flew on his suit and crawled up to his face hit Chinese social media. An unnamed staff at Jiyang Radio and Television station told Pear Video that the video…
· Heather Johnson Yu
Yahoo Entertainment released an article on the untimely death of Wu Yongning, a social media star known for his daring stunts on Chinese skyscrapers; unfortunately, they used a photo Wu Vanness, a Taiwanese drama star married to Singaporean heiress, Arissa Cheo. In an archived…
· Ryan General
A reporter from a prominent newspaper in Japan was recently captured on film secretly recording women’s skirts during a train ride in Tokyo’s Yamanote Line. Local authorities have since arrested 35-year-old reporter Keisuke Masuda of Asahi Shimbun, one of Japan’s leading news…
· Kyle Encina
A Taiwanese news anchor got into a scuffle with a salon owner in Thailand not just because of poor service, but also due to their cultural differences and apparent language barrier. Taiwanese journalist Huang “Vivi” Ruowei and her friend had an altercation at a salon in Siam…
· Ryan General
A Newsweek senior writer briefly became the subject of an amusing internet controversy after he was caught with a tab with a tentacle porn hentai comic on his computer. Journalist Kurt Eichenwald reportedly tweeted a screenshot of his computer screen in an unrelated online…
· Ryan General
A robbery victim in Australia inexplicably launched a racist tirade against an Asian-Australian journalist who was merely trying to interview him. Neary Ty was reporting for 9NEWS Melbourne when she sought an interview with 53-year-old Angus Waite, who was victimized by thieves…
· King Malleta
A company in China is now requiring their employees to tune in to the state-run news broadcast at noon every day or else their salary will get deducted every single time they miss a program. Qingyang Pharmaceutical in Zhengzhou, Henan Province wants their staff to watch the…
· King Malleta
The world was in awe of one Indian news anchor’s composure and grace after she heartbreakingly found out about her husband’s death while reporting about a fatal car accident on live television. Instead of breaking down on national television, 28-year-old Supreet Kaur delivered…
