APA talks to Watchmen screenwriter Alex Tse about his upbringing, his career, and his breakthrough, and finds why for Tse, the glass may be half empty, but that's perfectly fine.
At Cannes this year, Park Chan-wooks Thirst won a Jury Prize and elicited a lot of confused anguish. It deserved both.
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APA chats with Yun Kouga, Seiji Mizushima, and Yosuke Kuroda about adapting manga into anime, the anime industry, and which anime (and Disney?) characters they'd love to see fight it out...
Back by popular demand from American fans, Yasuhiro Nightow's beloved Trigun series returns in theatrical form.
Get Ready for the Rebel -- the developers behind the Guilty Gear and BlazBlue fighting game franchises talk about their inspirations, the gaming industry, and who they would cosplay as.
Eat your heart out, MTV! Each year, the Anime Expo provides fans with a slew of new professional-quality Anime Music Videos that give us a peek at the latest anime series that are worth watching.
Gainax Has Done It Again!... if by "done it again," you mean they managed to pack hard-paying Japanese and hundreds of otaku at AX into theaters for an extended "best of" episode of Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann.
On the occasion of 2009's Anime Expo, APA recounts our ten favorite moments in Anime Expo's 18-year history.
Park Chan-wook's Thirst plunges into American theaters, Margaret Cho unveils her fifth comedy concert, and... no martial arts experience needed to play Kato, apparently. All this and more in the latest edition of News Bites.
Evangelion (Can) Advance, Chinese writers quickly pay tribute to Michael Jackson, and can Kambhaqt Ishq believe in box office love? All this and more in the latest edition of News from Abroad.