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Solo performers played the piano, violin, and Chinese flute and gourd instruments, while a Peking Opera solo and duet were backed by a group playing a variety of Chinese instruments. Dance numbers ...

The European luxury sector is welcoming the end of pandemic lockdowns in China, as the return of big-spending Chinese tourists could sustain further growth.

Comedy caper deserves credit for fighting the corner of the city’s cinema in the face of the mainland film behemoth
Hoping to sustain a recent mini-resurgence of Hong Kong films through to lunar new year, Ying Chi-wen’s second feature is a silly, initially laboured but increasingly endearing comedy mashup. A remake of 2021 Taiwanese gangster film Treat or Trick, which is itself a do-over of 2004 Korean horror-comedy To Catch a Virgin Ghost, it manages to hit virtually every branch on the genre tree on the way down: Bad Boys buddy action comedy, dead wet girl Asian horror, knockabout Beijing opera farce, wuxia parody.
Yau Shing (Hong Kong singer Hins Cheung) is a hotshot point man in Ray-Bans for So Good security firm. Told to escort a consignment of diamonds across the city, he fails to anticipate his driver Jelly (Kaho Hung) hightailing it with the bling, which also cheeses off some bungling triads out to nab it. So the gang boss orders his minion Monk (Michael Ning), as well as Yau Shing and rookie recruit Penguin (Jeffrey Ngai Tsun Sang), to the off-the-grid village where Jelly has holed up on his way to Malaysia.

Sunday will mark Chinese Lunar New Year on the lunisolar calendar and the museum and the Huntington Asian American Task Force used the holiday as a way to teach about Asian culture.

Dhingra is the Nannerl Keohane Distinguished Visiting Professor at Duke and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill for the 2022-2023 academic year. In this role, he explores the Asian ...

With so many new dramas and comedies crowding the schedule, a few lookers stood out at the recent Winter TCA tour ...

KATRINA Camarillo, together with her partner Kenny, started e-commerce platform Sarap Now with a desire to put Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) products in the ...

The Year of the Rabbit celebration at American Dream includes live performances and other events through Feb. 4.

Asian Americans are not a monolith. That's the response to a study by Pew Research Center that sought to uncover what it means to be Asian in America.