Cleveland Asian Festival Brings New Vendors, Talent
Cleveland celebrates the fourth year of its Asian Festival with NBC’s “The Voice” semifinalist Cheesa.
Cleveland celebrates the fourth year of its Asian Festival with NBC’s “The Voice” semifinalist Cheesa.
Amy Cao’s created a YouTube show that makes cooking accessible to anyone. And she’s about to move that concept to Cooking Channel TV.
In honor of Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month, rapper Jason Chu offers a fresh and reaffirming perspective on our heritage.
Smithsonian director shares exhibits for this month’s celebration of Asian-American and Pacific Islander heritage.
UC Irvine fraternity members release video in blackface.
Jenna Ushkowitz is getting more screen time as the only Asian-American member of Fox’s hit TV series “Glee.”
Enter our contest for a full-size bottle of Christina Choi Cosmetics’ Beauty Balm Cream, available May 1, 2013.
Christina Choi is making personalized cosmetics that exemplify the natural beauty of a woman, no matter her race.
The dinosaurs are back in town, as we sift through the slim pickings of this week’s Friday Features.
A recent article tries to examine an Asian-American female rapper but fails to draw any meaningful conclusions.
A look at being Asian and American and struggling with what it means to be Asian-American in a society that sometimes just doesn’t understand.
The president disavows the Joes, aliens snatch bodies, a woman is tempted and a circus stuntman robs banks in this week’s Friday Features.
Being authentic is the best way to engage in meaningful conversation and build something beyond friendship, even if it’s hard.
Sometimes a relationship turns to friendship, and other times, it doesn’t even make it to that level. How do you deal?
In the second part of his relationship retrospective, David lets us in on his would-be confession and the apple of his eye’s response.
Asian American Engineer of the Year Wayne Wong accepts his prize for contributions to NASA, community in Cleveland.
Cleveland duo hopes to transform vacant lots into interactive literary adventures for children and families.
Kevin Tsujihara becomes Warner Bros. Studios’ CEO, Justin Chon co-stars in a film and Friday Features makes a return.
On the cusp of Valentine’s Day, we introduce a new column exploring the college experience, College Student Insider.
Dumpling talks to mad scientist cum toymaker cum appmaker, Dr. Krinkles, in this short bio and Q&A session the day after his birthday.
Dumpling celebrates its one-year anniversary with a look behind at 2012 and a look ahead at all that 2013 will bring.
Kevin Truong’s intimate look at the gay men combines with what it means to find a home, in this debut project exhibition showing now.
Marie Lu’s highly-anticipated second act in the Legend series finally arrives in the form of “Prodigy.”
College tuitions are rising, but that doesn’t mean you can’t find a way to pay for your education, especially with a minority background.
There may not be music to fill your ears, but there are DVDs and Blurays to liven your spirits, in this week’s Media Releases.
Dumpling is offering a $10 GiftRocket credit, a new way to circumvent the inefficiencies of traditional plastic gift cards.
Interested in obtaining a Microsoft certification?
It’s a wonderful life, when a talented musician like Goh Nakamura unveils a new song just in time for Christmas. Cheers.
This week, we take a look at the latest releases from Friday and over the Christmas holiday and grade them on their Asian-Americanness.
Vacation doesn’t have to be stressful, and with these six tips for an anxiety-free vacation, you’re sure to spend the time enjoying rather than worrying.