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· Grace Kim

Nathan Min, The Daniels, Steven Yeun and A24 team up for new Showtime comedy ‘Mason’

“Mason,” a new half-hour comedy show by Nathan Min, Daniel Scheinart and Daniel Kwan (The Daniels), Steven Yeun and A24, has been greenlit by Showtime. Min (“Joe Pera Talks to You”) will star in the upcoming title based on his real-life experiences in addition to writing and…

· Ryan General

Michelle Yeoh takes a trippy multiverse journey in trailer for A24’s ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’

Malaysian actor Michelle Yeoh is traveling through multiple dimensions in her new film “Everything Everywhere All at Once.” Into the Michelle-verse: On Tuesday, independent entertainment company A24 released the first trailer of the mind-bending action thriller, which explores…

· Thy Nguyen

‘Russian Doll’ Star Greta Lee Partnering with A24 in Cathy Park Hong’s ‘Minor Feelings’ Adaptation

Actress Greta Lee is teaming up with A24 Productions to bring the New York Times bestseller “Minor Feelings,” written by Cathy Park Hong, to the screen. The television series will be inspired by Hong’s most recent novel, according to Deadline.

· William Yuk

‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ lands 8 Independent Spirit Award nominations

The multiverse-spanning spectacle “Everything Everywhere All at Once” has proven to be an awards-season frontrunner after securing the most Independent Spirit Award nominations. The film’s eight nominations include a pair of Best Supporting Performance nominations for Jamie Lee…

· Khier Casino

Ke Huy Quan still gets Christmas presents from Steven Spielberg 38 years later

Ke Huy Quan took on his first role at 13 years old alongside Harrison Ford in “Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom” in 1984. In an interview with The Guardian, Quan said director Steven Spielberg still sends the 51-year-old actor Christmas gifts to this day. Quan was catapulted…

· Ryan General

Ke Huy Quan defends ‘Temple of Doom’ from racism accusations; recalls reunion with Harrison Ford

During a recent interview with The Guardian, Vietnamese American actor Ke Huy Quan defended his 1984 film “Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom” from accusations that it is racist. “We’re talking about something that was done almost 40 years ago. It was a different time,” he was…

· Bryan Ke

Sandra Oh joins Robert Downey Jr.’s adaptation of ‘The Sympathizer’

HBO and A24 announced that Sandra Oh, Kieu Chinh of “Dynasty” and Nguyen Cao Ky Duyen of “Paris by Night” will play recurring roles in the TV series adaptation of Viet Thanh Nguyen’s 2015 Pulitzer Prize-winning novel “The Sympathizer.” Oh will play Ms. Sofia Mori, a feminist who…

· Michelle De Pacina

‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ directors speak on Michelle Yeoh playing protagonist role meant for Jackie Chan

In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, “Everything Everywhere All at Once” directors Daniels Kwan and Daniel Scheinert talked about how casting Michelle Yeoh as the protagonist, a role they envisioned for Jackie Chan, changed “Everything Everywhere All at Once.” When Chan…

· Bryan Ke

James Hong admits he didn’t understand ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ after reading its script

James Hong, 93, admitted in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter (THR) that he could not understand the script of the mind-bending action thriller movie “Everything Everywhere All at Once,” directed by Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert. When asked what made him agree to join…

· Michelle De Pacina

Studio Ghibli previews theme park attractions at touring exhibition in Japan

Studio Ghibli will be holding touring exhibitions in five cities across Japan ahead of its theme park’s opening in November. The exhibitions will showcase behind-the-scenes memorabilia of the theme park’s conception, including versions of the attractions inspired by the beloved…

· Daniel Anderson

NIKI concert review: A nostalgic Friday night party with ‘NICOLE’

Indonesian singer-songwriter NIKI is currently on her first-ever solo North American tour, which will conclude in Los Angeles on Oct. 22. The 88rising artist stopped at the Showbox in Seattle on Sep. 9. Her tour shares its name with her newly released sophomore album “NICOLE.”…

· Rebecca Moon

Actors Michelle Yeoh and Brendan Fraser reunite after 14 years

Former co-stars Brendan Fraser and Michelle Yeoh reunited 14 years after the filming of “The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor.” The two were seated next to each other at the Toronto International Film Festival on Sunday. Fraser was recognized for his performance in “The Whale”…

· Ryan General

‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ star Ke Huy Quan joins ‘Loki’ Season 2

“Everything Everywhere All at Once” star Ke Huy Quan was announced as one of the new cast members joining “Loki” Season 2 during the D23 Expo on Saturday. The new season of the Disney Plus series, which stars Tom Hiddleston as the lead character, has started production and is…

· Grace Kim

Michelle Yeoh to receive the Toronto International Film Festival’s Groundbreaker Award

Michelle Yeoh will receive the inaugural TIFF Share Her Journey Groundbreaker Award at the 2022 Toronto International Film Festival on Sept. 11 at Fairmont Royal York Hotel. “Michelle Yeoh is the definition of groundbreaking. Her screen work has spanned continents, genres and…

· Ryan General

Michelle Yeoh reveals why Quentin Tarantino didn’t cast her in ‘Kill Bill’

During Michelle Yeoh’s recent cover interview with Town & Country, she revealed that she asked director Quentin Tarantino why she was not cast in his movie “Kill Bill.” The filmmaker previously shared that the international superstar was a major influence behind the film’s…

· Grace Kim

Michelle Yeoh becomes Dr. Yeoh as first Asian artist to receive AFI’s honorary doctorate in fine arts

Michelle Yeoh will receive an honorary doctorate of fine arts degree from the American Film Institute “for contributions of distinction to the art of the moving image.” She will be the first Asian artist to receive the honor. The award will be presented on Saturday, Aug. 13, at…

· Ryan General

Michelle Yeoh thanks fans as ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ surpasses $100MM milestone

“Everything Everywhere All at Once” became A24’s first film to reach over $100 million in global ticket sales. The sci-fi action thriller, which stars Michelle Yeoh, is the indie film company’s highest-grossing film to date, topping previous hits “Hereditary” ($80.2 million),…

· William Yuk

‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ to return to theaters with 8 minutes of bonus footage

A24’s multiverse and generation-spanning megahit is slated for a theatrical re-release, which will include a new introduction from the film’s directors Daniel Kwana and Daniel Schienert as well as an extra eight minutes of bonus content. Audiences can expect a series of…

· William Yuk

Michelle Yeoh says hot dog finger scene was ‘most beautiful love story’ in ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’

In an interview with Variety, Michelle Yeoh shared her experiences with filming some of the most bizzare scenes in the wonderfully weird A24 film “Everything Everywhere All At Once.” Daniel Kwan and Daniel Schienert (known collectively as the Daniels) managed to find ways to…

· Jane Nam

‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ subtitles panned by Taiwanese viewers for ‘over-translating’

Actor Michelle Yeoh’s sci-fi drama “Everything Everywhere All at Once” has come under criticism in Taiwan for its subtitle translations. Since its Taiwan premiere on April 22, the action-packed film has won audiences over with its mind-bending plot. Netizens were upset with some…