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April 9, 2004
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"Gay or Asian?" Spread Causes Minority Uproar
Details Magazine's attempt to use offensive stereotypes as comedic satire falls flat.
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Box Office Abroad 2003
How well did Japanese, Indian, Korean, and Chinese films do at the box office this past year and what should we expect for 2004?
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I N T E R V I E W
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Lydia Sums It Up
APA Exclusive Interview: Hong Kong comedienne and veteran actress, Lydia Sum discusses her hit sitcom, 'Living with Lydia,' and her inspirational daughter.
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Kristina Wong: Not Your Ordinary Funny Woman
Kristina Wong's comedic act reflects her daring character.
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M U S I C
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Vienna Teng: Breaking the Mold
Stanford graduate and former software-engineer, Vienna Teng, delivers an enchanting sophomore album.
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Jonesin' for Norah's New Album
In her sophomore album, "Feels Like Home," Jones revisits and evolves into a steady force.
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D V D
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National Lampoon's "Mr.Wong."
National Lampoon's has once again set out to make us laugh, but will the portrayal of this old Chinese houseboy prove to too crass and offensive?
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F I L M
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The Skills are Alive with "The Sound of Movies"
Lillian Wang shows us a part of the movie-going experience that we all take for granted--the anticipation.
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T E L E V I S I O N
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Not Just Another Dumb Blonde
Get the scoop on the upcoming television show "Hold the Rice." Finally, a sitcom about an Asian American family that stars an AsianÉwith blonde hair.
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B O O K S
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In Search of the Gangster
Experience a Vietnamese refugee family's soul-searching journey as they attempt to find their identity amidst new surroundings.
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C L I P S
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Apr. 9, 2004: News Bites
Shaolin Soccer debuts in America, Sandra Tsing Loh fired from KCRW, Yuri Kochiyama's memoirs published, and much more in this week's News Bites.
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