PSY performs on American Music Awards, and Racists Come Out on Twitter
Nikkei Review, News Report, Posted: Nov 22, 2012
Within minutes, blowback flew out over Twitter. Most of the messages were gut reactions to the irony of a song sung mostly in Korean being featured on the “American” Music Awards.
Jesse & Joy Big Winners at Latin Grammys
Univision, News Report, Posted: Nov 16, 2012
Mexican brother-sister duo Jesse & Joy took home four awards at the 13th Annual Latin Grammys Thursday night in Las Vegas.
Offensive Use of Yellowface in ‘Cloud Atlas'
Rafu Shimpo, News Report, Posted: Oct 29, 2012
The Media Action Network for Asian Americans (MANAA) is criticizing the new Warner Brothers motion picture “Cloud Atlas” — promoted as artistically groundbreaking because its actors swap racial and sexual identities — as business-as-usual in its exclusion and offensive yellow-faced renditions of Asian people.
Why American Chinatowns Must Change
PRI’s The World , First Person, Posted: Oct 27, 2012
The Atlantic’s provocative, “The End of Chinatown” as we know them, raises questions on how they can evolve as immigration from China declines.
Korean Rapper's Gangnam Video Big Youtube Hit
New America Media, Commentary, Posted: Oct 11, 2012
Since Psy didn’t try to crossover, but the phenomenon nevertheless crossed him, why not continue to do what he does best?
Nguyen Chi Thien, Vietnamese Dissident Poet Passed Away in Santa Ana
New America Media, News Report, Posted: Oct 03, 2012
Nguyễn Chí Thiện, Vietnam dissident poet passed away quietly at 73 in a Santa Ana hospital after refusing life support.
Vietnamese American Woman Won MacArthur Fellowship
Writing Like An Asian, News Report, Posted: Oct 02, 2012
As the MacArthur Foundation website notes, in her current work, Lê continues to document instances of staged warfare, highlighting how "landscapes transformed by war and other forms of military activity blur the boundaries between fact and fiction."
Music Helps Shape Latino Identity in U.S.
Vida en el Valle, News Report, Posted: Sep 29, 2012
"When you cross the border from Mexico to the United States, music becomes more politicized," says Jorge Andrés Herrera.
Indian American Talent Flourishes on Fall TV
India West, News Report, Posted: Sep 25, 2012
Indian American actors and writers are making a mark on American TV this season — with hit shows.
Discovery of Silent Film With All-Native American Cast Has Historians Reeling
Indian Country Today, News Report, Posted: Sep 03, 2012
The recently discovered movie, The Daughter of Dawn, may be the only all-Native cast silent film ever made.
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