Friends and readers of &ASIAN have shared a couple of quotes about one of the biggest festivals in the year for certain East and South East Asian communities. Take a look at what they have to say below!
In I SAY MAMAMOO : THE BEST, the veteran girl group treats listeners to both new tracks and fresh reworkings of their biggest hits.
The prolific Bollywood actress is going global with a new international rom-com and lifestyle brand on the way.
In his newest mini album, solo star WONHO shows new sides of himself via feel-good, summery pop.
The eight-member group’s second 2021 extended play reasserts the group’s position amongst the best of K-pop’s fourth generation.
In the first single from their upcoming English album, MONSTA X sends out a tender message of lost love through another ballad that showcases their vocals.
Rapper and dancer LISA flexes her solo muscles in two hip-hop heavy tracks that set her apart from the other BLACKPINK solo offerings that have come before her.
The solo singer’s first full-length album since 2018’s Seoulite is full of gentle retro and disco flourishes whilst staying true to her signature sound.
We got a chance to sit down with Dr Pushpinder Chowdury MBE and Dr Ashvin Devasundaram from the UK Asian Film Festival to ask them about setting up a festival during the pandemic, the importance of UKAFF in today’s media landscape, and much more.
As the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics finally get underway this summer, &ASIAN spotlights a few Asian athletes that might go under your radar. This week, we take a look at Shingo Kunieda, the world no.1 in Men’s Wheelchair Tennis (Singles).
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