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FROM ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT ON MSN
Posted on 05/01/2023

ET is breaking down the history of AAPI Heritage Month, as well as ways to celebrate and support the community.

FROM SCMP.COM
Posted on 05/01/2023

The Hollywood trailblazers niece, Anna Wong, gave her blessing and worked closely with the brand to develop the figure’s look.

FROM BING
Posted on 05/01/2023

Ben Wang, Yeo Yann Yann, and Chin Han will also star in the Disney+ series.

FROM NEWS 6 WKMG
Posted on 05/01/2023

News 6 hopes to capture some of the contributions, achievements and stories of Central Florida’s own expansive and diverse AANHPI community.

FROM THE GUARDIAN
Posted on 05/01/2023

In lieu of any real plot, the film centres on political pep talks and jingoism, making it more foreign policy document than flyboy blockbuster
The pilots in this so-called Chinese Top Gun are mostly top in the sense that they are in selfless support of China’s frontline troops thanks to the emerging technological superiority of the People’s Republic (which would have made for a less snappy title). Another in China’s seemingly never-ending line of propagandistic, government-backed action films, this is only distinguished in dunderheaded patriotism from its American 80s and 90s equivalents by its absence of any functioning sense of humour.
It’s about the country’s next-generation fighter pilots, but the plot is last-generation: promising flyboy Lei Yu (Wang Yibo) is plucked from his unit by veteran Zhang Ting (Hu Jun) to join the elite outfit trying to get “limit data” at high-altitude from the new stealth planes. Apart from a passing rivalry with Deng Fang (Yu Yosh), that’s about it. But the drama of interest is taking place outside the confines of this film, as referred to in Born to Fly’s constant political pep talks about foreign powers trying to contain China and impinging on its waters. The prologue features a pair of these incursive badboys who declare: “We can come and go whenever we want.”

FROM WPI.EDU
Posted on 05/01/2023

Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) celebrates Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month 2023 by honoring and highlighting the diverse culture, heritage, achieve ...

FROM BING
Posted on 05/01/2023

Fox News celebrates Asian American Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month with a closer look at the famed designer's accomplishments.

FROM YAHOO!NEWS
Posted on 05/01/2023

Fox News celebrates Asian American Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month with a closer look at the famed designer's accomplishments.

FROM BING
Posted on 05/01/2023

Over 500,000 Asian New Yorkers live in poverty, struggling to pay rent, put food on the table or pay our bills. For poor Asians, language barriers create a whole new level of hurt. We are invisible.

FROM BING
Posted on 05/01/2023

How sheer exposure to a mass online community has created an undaunted, self-sufficient generation of Asian American young people.

FROM AOL
Posted on 05/01/2023

I didn't used to be so conscious of my background. But in recent years, a lot has changed between China and the U.S.

FROM THE GUARDIAN
Posted on 05/01/2023

Study of 200,000 Chinese hospital admissions finds acute exposure to air pollution raises risk of heart arrhythmias
Spikes in air pollution increase the risk of cardiac arrhythmias, a large study has found.
The research, based on nearly 200,000 hospital admissions in China, found a significant increase in risk of arrhythmias in the first few hours after an increase in air pollution levels. Heart arrhythmias can increase the risk of heart disease and sudden cardiac death.

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