&ASIAN chats with renowned director Keng Sen Ong on artmaking within capitalism, the transcendence of cultural exchange and the timeless tension of being one in a collective.
Four years and a pandemic have separated SB19 from their stateside fans, and last Saturday, they finally re-connected via the group’s Where You At (WYAT) Tour in New York.
It’s perhaps fitting that only one letter should separate the word bagyo and the name of P-Pop group BGYO, as they’re set to cause a stir worldwide with their brand new album Be Us. The five-member group sit down with &ASIAN.
From The Office to Ant-Man, Randall Park has cut his teeth on some of the most impressive and beloved properties around. Now helming Netflix’ newest comedy, he delves into childhood memories of Blockbuster, the Hallyu Wave and more.
The streaming giant brings to life a show about the franchise it helped kill. Helmed by some of the biggest comedic talent in front of and behind the camera, does the show do the legendary Blockbuster chain justice?
The TikTok phenomenon chats to &ASIAN about mental health, dealing with online fame, and what magic can be found in his upcoming sophomore album, ‘BAD SON’.
In honour of the release of her debut album, South Korean artist Su Lee breaks down her top five favourite tracks from the new record, and tells us the story behind them.
Starring in hot new detective show Reasonable Doubt, Tim Jo opens up about his new role, the beauty of POC-centred creativity and how to live a truly happy life.
Queenie Ting Kung Ni is one of Malaysia’s biggest up-and-coming hopes in athletics, smashing National Records in the discus throw in the 2019 SEA Games. As she sets her sights on the 2023 Asian Games and the 2024 Olympics, she tells us more.
&ASIAN chats with musician and writer John Tsung about his inherited love for immigrant histories, transcending the boundaries of genre and identity, and making artistic homage to both the past and the future.
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