Television
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After USC's "Evolving Images of Korean Americans in U.S. Entertainment Media" panel, Albert Kim talks to APA about the difficulties of working on a spy show, the importance of diverse casting, and what fans can expect coming up in the second season.
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Trigun bursts into theaters nationwide after over a decade of silence and brings nothing new to the table. But that's quite all right.
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Writer Lauren Pang, who visited Japan through the Global East Asia program, reviews the Sunday morning TV Asahi series, Kamen Rider W.
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After captivating the Los Angeles audience, the international skating spectacular All That Skate will be broadcast on Sunday, Oct. 10, on NBC.
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APA's resident fangirl Kanara Ty dives further into the Yaoi culture and gives us a preview of September 26 to 28's Yaoi-Con 2008.
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Although Anime Expo has made vast improvements to fix the issues of the past, it still doesn't save it from being APA's Kanara Ty's most boring AX ever.
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There's more to Anime Expo than just anime. APA keeps busy with the academics, the journalists, and of course the hentai gamers.
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The world's most famous Otaku makes an appearance at Anime Expo and dominates in typical Shokotan fashion, stealing hearts across America. Kanara Ty fangirls over the ultimate fangirl.
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Independent Lens's Abduction: The Megumi Yokota Story looks at the human toll of political entanglement.
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What is Asian American cultural criticism to do with Nick Jr.'s Ni Hao, Kai-Lan? Ask us again in 10 years.
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The Blood + series, now out on DVD, skips the extraneous and satisfies an audience thirsty for diverse characters and entertaining plot twists.
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Just cause they're the only Taiwanese American dance crew doesn't mean that they can't still legitimately be our favorite Taiwanese American dance crew. Right?
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After USC's "Evolving Images of Korean Americans in U.S. Entertainment Media" panel, Albert Kim talks to APA about the difficulties of working on a spy show, the importance of diverse casting, and what fans can expect coming up in the second season.
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Dancing powerhouse Di "Moon" Zhang chats with APA about what it takes to become a professional dancer, the simplicity of his signature style "tutting" (which isn't really all that simple), and how he "feels like money."
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Before Anime Expo 2011 officially kicked off, APA chatted with the veteran voice actor about the origins of his career, his experience at seiyuu academy, and the Japanese voice actor life.
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Toshihiro Kawamoto talks with APA on his most difficult project, Ghost Slayers Ayashi (Tenpou Ibun Ayakashi Ayashi) and how he sometimes longs for the pre-digital days.
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Voice actor Masakazu Morita talks to APA about what a hero sounds like, how he enjoys voicing teenage boy characters, why he'd like to play a villain.
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APA talks to May'n about Macross Frontier, her favorite American singers, and what makes her feel most at home.
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The popular Chinese talk show host travels to Los Angeles to investigate what the Chinese film industry can learn from Hollywood.
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Asia Pacific Arts talks to writer Keto Shimizu about how two Pauls (Dini and Thomas Anderson) have influenced her creative life.
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APA interviews the director of the beloved Full Metal Alchemist anime and Full Metal Alchemist: Conqueror of Shamballa film
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Themes of family, tragedy, coping, hope, and inspiration that are covered in this year's Japanese dramas exemplify Japan's difficult year.
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We've come across some across some of this year's best viral videos, featuring: Babies! Cats! Fake idols! Real idols! Proposals – lots of them! They'll make you laugh, cry, feel the warm fuzzies, and shake your head in disbelief.
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Stars such as Ariel Lin, Lynn Hung, Joseph Chang, and Alice Ke entertain us in the top Taiwanese dramas of the year.
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This year's top Korean dramas follows lovable characters ranging from forensic doctors to student teachers, gangster-turned-secretaries, and hot-blooded and hard-headed chaebols.
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Asian Americans in prime-time television aren't just the token minorities anymore -- these ten actors are reasons enough to make their respective shows worth watching.
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Famous panel guests, cosplayers, and everything else imaginable in the Japanese pop culture realm -- come relive Anime Expo 2011 with Asia Pacific Arts!
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The "Asian F" episode was a small, but much-appreciated glimpse into the world of Mike Chang; now it's up to the Glee writers to take full advantage of Shum's triple-threat talents: dancing, acting, and now singing.
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As a guest of honor at this year's Los Angeles Anime Expo, the famous Japanese seiyuu Morikawa Toshiyuki returned to the United States to talk about his 25 years of voice acting in Japan.
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As China's animation industry rises, independent animators from both Hong Kong and the mainland struggle to increase their commercial value while maintaining their creativity.
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The popularity of Korean pop culture in Hong Kong has a large influence on tourism in Korea.
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Feature articles and videos, interactive graphics, daily news summaries, and provocative voices.
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