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Are you already thinking about how you’ll create the ultimate Krazy K-pop Music Video? We hope so! The clock is ticking.
To help get the wheels in your head turning, here are some K-pop parodies and covers around the internet.
Patty Yu of CuteButDeadly.net rounded up some friends to create this spoof of BoA’s “I’ll Eat You Up.” She plays “BaO” and sings “I’ll eat you up pork buns, pork buuuuns.” Continue Reading »
LA-based model/actress Arden Cho is the new face of Clinique in Asia. Her ads will be released in mid-November, according to allkpop.
A sneak peek of Arden’s Clinique commercial from her Facebook fan page:
She’s so preeeeetty.
Congrats Arden!
Last night, Far East Movement killed it on Lopez Tonight, performing their hit single “Like a G6″ (now #3 on iTunes, below two Glee tracks). We can’t get enough of FM! Hard work and passion really pay off.
Cross-posted at You Offend Me You Offend My Family
The words “Asian Halloween Costumes” make me cringe (no more Geisha girls, please!) but for some reason, I find great pleasure in seeing people dressed as Asian foods and beverages. It’s quirky, it’s fun. Look what my husband and I went as last year. Can you guess? (Pssst, for all the kids out there, the answer is Vietnamese Noodle Soup Prince.)
And the year before that, my friends and I were the cutest sushi girls around, if I do say so myself. Check out our wasabi headbands and ginger earrings.
This Halloween, why not show your love for your favorite Asian dish or drink by becoming it? Here are 8 more ideas collected from around the internet to get your brains thinking and stomachs growling.
Mandu, gyoza, wonton — you decide! A super creative team costume.
(Almost) everything is better with this beloved spicy red sauce. Dress like the iconic bottle and there’s a good chance you’ll get some hugs and squeezes. Continue Reading »
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One of the the biggest Asian cinema events to hit Southern California opens on May 10. The Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival, presented by Visual Communications, features the latest works by established and emerging filmmakers, along with seminars, panel discussions and symposiums on topics relevant to Asian Pacific cinema.
Opening Night features “Shanghai Calling,” directed by Daniel Hsia and starring Korean American Daniel Henney, who plays a Chinese American expat lawyer navigating his way through the mean streets of Shanghai (the picture above also indicates he is a raisin smuggler). But does he take off his shirt? Go watch the movie to find out! read more
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