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· Ryan General
Michelle Yeoh reflects on her journey at Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony
Oscar-winning actress Michelle Yeoh accepted a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Feb. 18, during a ceremony held on Hollywood Boulevard in Los Angeles. The recognition spans a career that began in 1980s Hong Kong cinema and later included major studio franchises such as the…
· Ryan General
Michelle Yeoh to receive Hollywood Walk of Fame star
Oscar-winning actress Michelle Yeoh is set to receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, marking another historic milestone in her decades-long career and cementing her legacy as one of the most prominent Asian figures in global cinema. About the honoree: The 63-year-old star…
· Ryan General
Lucy Liu says Hollywood racism stalled her career for decades
Lucy Liu says long-standing racial bias in Hollywood created what she describes as a “strange lull” in her career after her early success in films and television. In a recent interview with Entertainment Weekly discussing her new dramatic feature “Rosemead,” the veteran actress…
· Ryan General
Simu Liu calls out renewed decline of Asian representation in Hollywood
Simu Liu is urging the film industry to confront what he calls a troubling reversal in Asian visibility on screen. In a widely shared social media post this week, the actor said recent casting trends show an industry moving backward rather than building on earlier progress. He…
· Ryan General
Asian Americans drive viewership but remain invisible in Hollywood: report
Asian Americans are watching, streaming and spending more than ever, yet remain largely unseen on screen, a new report from The Asian American Foundation has found. Released Tuesday, the 2025 Reframing Representation report concludes that Asian Americans are among the most…
· Ryan General
How birthright citizenship shaped Bruce Lee’s path from Chinatown to Hollywood
When Bruce Lee was born at San Francisco’s Chinese Hospital in 1940, his citizenship was guaranteed under the 14th Amendment at a time when Asian immigrants were still barred by exclusion laws. Jeff Chang’s new book, “Water Mirror Echo: Bruce Lee and the Making of Asian…
· Ryan General
Wong Fu’s Phil Wang says ‘KPop Demon Hunters’ proves Hollywood still doubts Asian-led stories
Wong Fu Productions co-founder Phil Wang says the surprise success of “KPop Demon Hunters” shows how Asian-led projects continue to be underestimated in Hollywood. Wang, whose studio is known for pioneering Asian American storytelling through short films and web series, shared…
· Ryan General
Jackie Chan criticizes Hollywood studios for prioritizing profits over innovation
Action superstar Jackie Chan told audiences at the Locarno Film Festival in Switzerland earlier this month that major Hollywood studios are undermining contemporary filmmaking by prioritizing financial returns over artistic vision. “Right now, a lot of big studios, they’re not…
· Ryan General
Lea Salonga set to be 1st Filipina to receive Hollywood Walk of Fame star
Acclaimed Tony and Olivier Award-winning singer and actress Lea Salonga has been selected to receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in the Live Theatre/Performance category, making her the first Filipina and fourth person of Filipino descent to receive the honor. She joins…
· Ryan General
New report highlights gains and gaps in Asian representation in Hollywood
A new study released by the Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media, in partnership with the Coalition of Asian Pacifics in Entertainment (CAPE) and IW Group, finds that while Asian and Pacific Islander (API) visibility in Hollywood has grown over the past 15 years, the…
· Ryan General
New bio explores complex life of 1930s Hollywood star who hid her South Asian roots
Mayukh Sen was just a high schooler when he first encountered Merle Oberon in the 1939 film “Wuthering Heights.” “I felt an immediate draw to her — not only because she was South Asian like myself, but also because she was raised in Kolkata, the city where my late father had…
· Ryan General
Actress Nancy Kwan reflects on breaking Hollywood barriers in the ‘60s
In her memoir “The World of Nancy Kwan” released Tuesday, actress Nancy Kwan delves into her experiences as a pioneering Asian presence in Hollywood during the 1960s. On identity and representation: Born in Hong Kong to a Chinese father and English mother, Kwan was just 20 years…
· Michelle De Pacina
Ken Jeong honored with Hollywood Walk of Fame star
On Wednesday, Ken Jeong was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, celebrating his achievements as an actor and comedian. “In addition to the fans, this [award] is dedicated to that one Asian American person that moves out to Hollywood and is just nervous that maybe…
· Carl Samson
Director of gay rom-com ‘A Nice Indian Boy’ says it nearly didn’t get made due to ‘racist’ Hollywood
Roshan Sethi’s “A Nice Indian Boy” is lighting up the BFI London Film Festival, but its path to the screen was anything but smooth. The gay rom-com, starring Sethi’s real-life partner, Karan Soni (“Deadpool”), and Jonathan Groff (“Mindhunter,” “Glee”), nearly didn’t get made due…
· Ryan General
Hollywood stars spotlight Asian representation at Singapore summit
Korean popstar Siwon Choi, Filipino Canadian actor Manny Jacinto and Chinese Canadian star Simu Liu participated in a panel discussion at the Milken Asia Summit in Singapore on Sept. 19. The summit, which provided a platform to discuss critical issues, saw the stars delving into…
· Ryan General
China’s entertainment industry growing twice as fast as Hollywood: report
A recent PwC report projects that China’s entertainment and media revenue will surge over 7% to reach $362.5 billion by 2028, fueled by the country’s expanding consumer base and rising disposable income. This growth rate is nearly double that of the U.S., although the American…
· Michelle De Pacina
Hollywood could gain $4 billion if API representation improved, study suggests
The film and television industry in the U.S. holds immense potential for increased revenue by improving the representation and authenticity of Asian and Pacific Islander (API) content, according to a new study. Key points:
· Ryan General
Bobby Lee reveals traumatic experiences with Hollywood directors on Joe Rogan podcast
Comedian and actor Bobby Lee has opened up about the verbal and emotional abuse hurled at him by directors when he was still starting in the entertainment industry. Encounters with racism: In a recent interview with host Joe Rogan on the “The Joe Rogan Experience” podcast, Lee…
· Michelle De Pacina
Jo Koy says he was ‘hurt’ over Hollywood’s slow recognition of his feats
Despite his success in stand-up comedy, comedian Jo Koy feels that the entertainment industry had been sluggish in recognizing his achievements. What he’s saying: In a recent interview with The Hollywood Reporter, the 52-year-old Filipino American actor expressed frustration at…
· Carl Samson
Son of Hollywood exec charged with murder of wife, in-laws
A Los Angeles man arrested in connection with a woman’s dismembered torso located in a dumpster has been charged for the murder of his wife and in-laws. Catch up: Samuel Haskell, 35, was taken into custody shortly after a transient man discovered the torse near the intersection…
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