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Category Archives: Asian
Hey Girl: It’s Jeremy Lin
This site is cracking me up.
What’s In My Bag: Cibo Matto
Growing up Asian in North Carolina was not easy. This was prior to the integration of PC multiculturalism in popular culture and I was still seen as somewhat of a freak. The television appearance of anyone seemingly Asian generated my … Continue reading
Posted in Asian, Interview, Music, Uncategorized, What's in your Bag
Tagged Asian, Bag, Band, Caucasian, Cibo Matto, Director, East, Entertainment, Far East, Female, Gender, Hip Hop, Interview, Issues, japanese, Jazz, Men, Michel Gondry, Music, music video, Musician, new york, new york city, North Carolina, Race, Video, What's in my Bag, What's in your Bag, Women
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Asian Like Me
Have you seen this week’s issue of New York Magazine? Wesley Yang’s piece gave voice to identical thoughts and concerns I’ve recently been scrutinizing regarding my social interactions, career and the way in which my non-Asian peers perceive me. Whether or … Continue reading
Posted in Asian
Tagged Asian, New York Magazine, Overachievers, Race, Relations, School, Smart, Society, Success, Tests, Wesley Yang, yellow fever
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Friday Inspiration
“Technique and ability alone do not get you to the top; it is the willpower that is the most important. This willpower you cannot buy with money or be given by others…it rises from your heart.” — Junko Tabei , the first woman to reach … Continue reading
Posted in Asian, Quotes
Tagged Asian, Climb, Everest, First, Inspiration, Japan, japanese, Junko Tabei, Mount, Mt Everest, Peak, Quotes, Top, Woman
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This is how I feel about Mondays…
Photo courtesy of Don’t Worry, Be Happy
In The Mood For Love
I love everything about this shot by The Satorialist. Taken on Doyers Street, he manages to encapsulate a lost time (1960s Hong Kong) with wisps of cinematic elements (think: films by Wong Kar Wai). Photo courtesy of The Sartorialist
Posted in Asian, Fashion, New York City, NY, Photography, Street Style, Style
Tagged 1960, 1960s, 60s, Asian, Chinatown, Doyers Street, fashion, Film, Hong Kong, movies, new york, new york city, nyc, Photography, Sartorialist, sixties, street style, style, Wong Kar-Wai
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Asian Kids Are Tops
Check out these photos by Japanese photographer Nagano Toyokazu, who proves that Asian kids really are the cutest. Also, don’t forget to donate to Japan! Photos courtesy of Nogano Toyokazu via Booooooom
Posted in Asian, Children, Photography
Tagged Asian, children, cute, Donate, Japan, japanese, kids, Nagano, Photography, Toyokazu
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Help Japan
My heart goes out to everyone in Japan. Below are beautiful prints whose proceeds will be donated to tsunami relief funds. Rob Dobi, Ars ThaneaAdvertisers Without BordersSteve Schiavello, CD RyanInternational Committee of the Red CrossW + K StudioLeukocyt, Hannes Beer Andrea CastellettiGryphony, Signal Noise
Style Crush: Lucky Magazine’s Jenny Kang
I am uncontrollably jealous of Lucky Magazine editor Jenny Kang for a myriad of reasons: she’s gorgeous, has an insane wardrobe, hangs out with designers, and seemingly intakes an unlimited amount of delicious food. If that weren’t enough, her style nails exactly … Continue reading
Posted in Accessories, Asian, Fashion, Street Style, Style, Styling
Tagged Asian, Brights, clothing, Colors, Editor, fashion, Jenny, Jenny Kang, Kang, Lucky, Magazine, street style, style, Styling, Tomboy, Women
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Hollywood’s First Asian
Anna May Wong (January 3, 1905 – February 3, 1961) was an American actress, the first Chinese American movie star, and the first Asian American to become an international star. Her long and varied career spanned both silent and sound film, television, … Continue reading
Posted in Asian, Film, Movies, Photography
Tagged Actor, Actress, American, Anna May Wong, Asian, Film, Hollywood, movies, Photography
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