The Philippines is set to be the next location for a future sequel to 2018’s Crazy Rich Asians according to author Kevin Kwan. In a visit to the country for
Fans of the films “Crazy Rich Asians” and “A Star is Born” can now behold the real-life props and costumes at the Warner Bros. Studio Tour.
A group of friends who have become internet-famous for their over-the-top costumes may have outdone themselves this year when they chose to dress as characters from “Crazy Rich Asians.” Last
Being Asian has never been so current and hip, especially on the heels of the “Crazy Rich Asians” movie. Asians are also increasingly conquering the global fashion market, like the acquisition of Italian brand Fila by a Korean company.
Accessories designer Neil Felipp is still on a high after two of his brass-plated box clutches were featured in the Hollywood hit movie “Crazy Rich Asians.”
NEW YORK – “Crazy Rich Asians” isn’t just a hit at the box office.
Since its world premiere, “Crazy Rich Asians” has been described as a watershed moment for Asian representation in Hollywood. The box-office smash based on Kevin Kwan’s bestselling novel is the first film to feature an all-Asian cast since 1993’s “The Joy Luck Club.”
Two men pulled a prank at a U.S. McDonald’s by hanging a poster in it featuring their faces. Their goal: Asian representation.
Your mantra for the week: “I am letting go of worn-out things and relationships, making space for greater good in my life.” Granting that you practiced last week’s first seven
Did I hear “Jingle Bells” playing on the radio this morning? Well, it is September. Actually in Florida last July I saw Halloween stuff on display in a drugstore. I guess it does not hurt to be ahead of the game.
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