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Articles by Kenneth Quan
Interview with Chang-rae Lee
Author of "Native Speaker", "A Gesture Life" and his latest novel "Aloft," Chang-Rae Lee talks language, politics, good literature, and delves into the minds of his protagonists.
Published on: 5/21/2004
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Chang-Rae Lee: Voice for a New Identity
Author of "Native Speaker" and "A Gesture Life", Chang-Rae Lee, talks language, politics and good literature.
Published on: 4/23/2004
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Nemo: Big Fish In An Even Bigger Pond
Rock band, Nemo, uses music as a venue to vent their political and social frustrations, urging our generation to just "Do It Yourself."
Published on: 3/5/2004
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Profile of Anna May Wong: Remembering The Silent Star
A look back at the life and times of the first Hollywood Asian Film Star.
Published on: 1/9/2004
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Playing Cops and Robbers in "PTU"
Johnnie To's latest effort is a visual feast for the eyes.
Published on: 12/12/2003
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Playing Cops and Robbers in Johnnie To's "PTU"
Johnnie To's latest effort is a visual feast for the eyes
Published on: 12/12/2003
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Enter South Korea! South Korea?!
Anthony Leong writes that South Korea cinema is poised to take over the world
Published on: 10/24/2003
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"The Nisei Farmer" Heals from Historic Wounds
Dean Yamada explores the haunting ghosts of the Nisei in an Academy worthy 12-minute short.
Published on: 10/10/2003
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Remembering to Not Forget "Hiroshima Mon Amour"
A DVD re-issue of the Renais and Duras’ classic reminds us that love is like war – in order to continue living, we must forget.
Published on: 10/10/2003
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The Peanuts Gang Hits Boyle Heights
The new ethnically diverse theatre troupe take on the Peanuts Gang
Published on: 10/10/2003
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"Where candy come from?"
Performance artist Kip Fulbeck tackles the meaning of Hapa, Rice Chasers, and an “L.A. Christmas” with mixed results.
Published on: 8/29/2003
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Director Profile: Tim Dang
East West Players’ Tim Dang talks “Passion,” self extinction, and what it’s like to be on the other side.
Published on: 8/15/2003
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INTERVIEW: Interview with Tim Dang
Tim celebrates his ten year anniversary with the Asian American theater troupe and explains his ironic mission to "not exist" in a creatively expressive form.
Published on: 8/15/2003
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IMMIJ Shows Its Got What it Takes and More
This four-strong girl band shows Los Angeles that there’s more to pop stardom than image.
Published on: 7/18/2003
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