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Calendar: 03/28/08
‘Onward And Upward!’
EVENT: 15th anniversary of the Los Angeles Women’s Theatre Festival
DESCRIPTION: Asian American artists will be honored and perform various theatrical pieces over four days. Over -
Funny Asians Draw Funnies
Asian American comic artists are on the rise. Last year, American Born Chinese by Fremont artist Gene Yang became the first graphic novel to win the Michael J. Printz Award for young-adult literature. Other artists like Derek Kirk Kim and Adrian Tomine have also been gaining recognition and winning awards for portrayals of the […]
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Mayflower Restaurant
Neighborhood dim sum
SAN FRANCISCO — A first-rate dim sum restaurant, along with a welcoming staff, is hard to find. Mayflower Restaurant delivers all of this and at a neighborhood price. Although parking is scarce, and the wait may be long, the delicious end prizes are well worth it. -
Hindu Prayer Opens State Legislatures For The First Time
CUPERTINO, Calif. — Rajan Zed first sprinkled holy water from the Ganges River in India (Ganga jal) on the podium, a tradition in Hindu worship ceremony, before chanting “Om,” which in Hinduism is used to introduce and conclude religious work. This marked the first recitation of the Hindu
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Edison’s Losing Face
Master Face Reader: Edison’s Failure Destined
“Edison Chen has deep lines under his eyes that cut across his cheekbones — this means that he has one great failure in his life,” said Joey Yap, Malaysia’s feng shui master extraordinaire and founder of the Mastery Academy of -
Presidential Campaign Update
The Obama grassroots office opened on March 22 in Philadelphia Chinatown due to the generosity of building owner and Obama supporter Lee Deng, and the efforts of United People for Obama, Asian Americans for Obama, South Asians for Obama and many other groups.
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JabbaWockeeZ Wins! America’s Best Dance Crew Recap
America’s Best Dance Crew Recap
Let me reiterate the congratulatory pomp that the America’s Best Dance Crew judges have plied upon JabbawockeeZ over the past few weeks: You were totally sick! Ill! You smashed it! Hit it like no other! Killed it, bro! And as executive producer Randy Jackson said as he came out to officially […] -
Daily Dose: 03/27/08
» AsianWeek Market Report
» Campaign to Reform Domestic Violence Laws
» Hmong Americans Protest Deaths in Laos
» Steve Ngo Announces Candidacy for Community School Board
» California Licensing Exam Results: ACTCM Students Excel
» NJAMF Awards Dinner Honors General Antonio Taguba
» Hawai‘i Faces Hurdles in Attracting More Chinese
» NAPABA and NLF’s Diversity Symposium
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‘Top Chef’ Too Cheesy
Mushroom was the ingredient of favor and flop for Dale Talde in this week’s episode of Top Chef. Working in a team of three, Dale’s well-coiffed exterior started to crumble, leading to a confession that he’s not exactly a team player. He gave up the driver’s seat to bossy Nikki, who is more
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We Are the World: Asians dominate ‘Planet B-Boy’
For those who think break dancing peaked in 1984 with the release of Breakin’ 2: Electric Boogaloo, Benson Lee’s new documentary Planet B-Boy will be a revelation. Not only is break dancing alive and well, it’s gone international. And the center of it all is an unlikely place: Braunschweig, Germany,
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Recalling My 25 Years With CADC
The Chinese American Democratic Club, celebrating a half century tonight at Empress of China, has been a cornerstone of 25 years of my political life and my writing career. … It’s where I met and was inspired by Harold Yee and Michael Chan, who granted me access in the 1980s to
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Daily Dose: 03/26/08
» AsianWeek Market Report
» Little Saigon Bus Cements Community Ties in California
» San Jose City Council Approves ‘Little Saigon’ Banners
» The Origins of Pilipino Culture Night
» Resolution Calls for Release of Political Prisoner
» Paramount to Screen ‘The Love Guru’ for Zed and Other Hindu Leaders
» South Korean Court: […]
2008 Asian American Olympians
