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  1. Uncle Bob Jindal: Man of No Color

    Emil Guillermo, Oct 26, 2007

  2. Why is Obama Snubbing Asian Americans?

    Emil Guillermo, Jan 13, 2008

  3. An Asian American Viewpoint On China, Tibet and the Olympics

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  5. We Have A Dream

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  1. Raining on ‘Speed Racer’: Korean Pop Star Rain in Highly Anticipated ‘Speed Racer’ Flick

    By: David Shaw May 09, 2008
    Tags: Arts & Entertainment | 0 Comments

    Korean pop sensation Rain joins a star-studded cast in Speed Racer — the live-action film adaptation of the anglicized version of Tatsuo Yoshida’s popular anime series, Mach GoGoGo — in theatres May 9.
    Directed by the Wachowski Brothers (of The Matrix trilogy), the film represents one of the first successful Japanese anime franchises and the first

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  2. Chef: ‘Twinkie in a Philly’

    By: Elise Shin May 08, 2008
    Tags: Arts & Entertainment, Asian 'Reality' Check | 0 Comments

    Kristi Yamaguchi made it into the semifinals of Dancing with the Stars — although not without some serious criticism from judge and fellow Asian American, Carrie Ann. After the ballroom quickstep, Carrie Ann remarked, “Your technique is always flawless; I’ll never fault you on that. But, I thought you got a little out of sync.” […]

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  3. Izzie Dance Awards Winners

    By: AsianWeek Staff Report May 08, 2008
    Tags: Arts & Entertainment, Bay Area | 2 Comments

    SAN FRANCISCO — Danny and Peter Luong received the 22nd annual Isadora Duncan Dance Awards April 28 in the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts Forum at the 2007 San Francisco Ethnic Dance Festival. The pair were chosen for their ensemble performance “Lion Leaping Through the Plum Blossom Mountain to Reach the High Green” with […]

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  4. One Smart Cookie: Documentary explores origins of popular Chinese restaurant treat

    By: Wendy Leung May 06, 2008
    Tags: Arts & Entertainment | 0 Comments

    LOS ANGELES — Unlike John Cassavetes’ The Killing of a Chinese Bookie, there’s no violence in Derek Shimoda’s The Killing of a Chinese Cookie. Unless you consider the killing of the cookie’s Chinese — or even Chinese American — roots to be violence.

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  5. AsianWeek Hot Shots: 05/02/08

    By: AsianWeek Staff May 05, 2008
    Tags: Arts & Entertainment | 0 Comments

    Hot Shots features a photo profile of cute guys and gals of the Asian Pacific American community.

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  6. William Hung: Head of the Class

    By: Lisa Lee May 03, 2008
    Tags: Arts & Entertainment, Yin-Yang with Lisa Lee | 1 Comment

    Kimora Claims Full  Custody
    Kimora Lee Simmons wants custody of her two daughters, Ming and Aoki, with Russell Simmons. But first, she’ll have to prove that parenting can be done without swilling a full daily cocktail of “fabulosity” or, as they call it in other places, vodka. In other news, Russell Simmons certainly has a […]

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  7. Bachelor Bro

    By: AskQ May 03, 2008
    Tags: Arts & Entertainment, AskQ | 6 Comments

    Dear Q,
    My brother’s a really sweet man and very shy. Growing up, he was always the quiet one reading books who didn’t have a lot of friends. Our parents both passed away when we were in high school, so we have been taking care of each other ever since. He now lives in a rental

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  8. Asian Nights: 05/02/08

    By: Irene Aranya May 03, 2008
    Tags: Arts & Entertainment, Asian Nights | 0 Comments

    Friday, May 2
    ‘Meet Market Fridays’ Presented by Beyond and VisionshockSF
    Details: Rouge Nightclub,
    1500 Broadway St., San Francisco,
    10 p.m.-2 a.m., 21+
    Music: Hip-hop
    enterbeyond.com

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  9. Q&A with Don Lee, author of the new novel Wrack and Ruin

    By: AsianWeek Staff Report May 02, 2008
    Tags: Arts & Entertainment | 0 Comments

    Don Lee, author of the story collection Yellow and the novel Country of Origin, has a new novel out, a farcical comedy called Wrack and Ruin.
    In the novel, Lyndon Song is a renowned sculptor who fled New York City to become a Brussels sprouts farmer in the small California town of Rosarita Bay. Lyndon’s brother […]

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