#asian hollywood

[luckydiorxoxo]

STANDING ON BUSINESS!

[msclaritea]

‘Beef’ Actor David Choe Shields Himself Behind Copyright After Resurfaced Clips Go Viral Where He Admits To ‘Rapey Behavior’ – Deadline

"David Choe has protected himself using copyright laws to his favor following backlash over resurfaced audios where he admitted to “rapey behavior.”

The audio from the now-defunct podcast DVDASA from a 2014 episode were recirculated given that Choe stars in Netflix’s Beef. In the clips shared on Twitter, Choe makes some serious statements retelling a story where he forced a masseuse into performing oral sex on the actor..."

Boy, Netflix sure can pick 'em!

Wait. I know Netflix Bridgerton trolls were trolling Benedict months ago. Were those Chris Evans blogs making Wanda spam for days coming from them, too, to block this story?

[howardhawkshollywoodannex]

Anna May Wong as Tiger Lily in a publicity still for Peter Pan (1924). Anna was born in Los Angeles and had 64 acting credits from 1920 to a 1960 episode of The Barbara Stanwyck Show. Her entry among my best 1,001 movies is The Thief of Bagdad (1924).

Her other notable credits include Shanghai Express (with Marlene Dietrich), Limehouse Blues, Island of Lost Men, episodes of Mike Hammer and The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp, and Portrait in Black (1960 with Lana Turner).

Anna was the top billed star of a few Paramount second features in the late 30s, most notably Daughter of Shanghai (1937) and Dangerous to Know (1938)

[akajustmerry]

not saying anything new but it bugs the shit out of me as a researcher when an article talks about "asian filmmakers in hollywood" and then the filmmakers in question are (almost always) exclusively east asian. like......asia is more than east asia. do americans know that? like it's a 3rd of the world's regions, including the "middle east." i really think the term "asian" is just unhelpful on every level other than as a label for a continent, and should be retired as a term denoting ethnicity or culture, etc

[jesncin]

maws 🤝 caped crusader

squeamishly avoids discussion of racism in the themes they present (insisting on escapism as their reasoning to not talk about it) resulting in white characters accidentally becoming the only marginalized characters.

[not-your-asian-fantasy]

Anna May Wong

[sleepynegress]

Manny Jacinto just posted Oshamir fanart on his insta...

[hotboyasian]

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[luckydiorxoxo]

EMMY AWARDS HISTORY ✨✨✨💕

[tvmusiclife]

Sandra Oh - #BiggestFan Series

Parasite - Oscars 2018

4town Live Performance - Unforgettable Gala

Everything Everywhere All At Once - Oscars 2023

[nihil-ism]

Now would be a good time to remind the world that there are literally other countries in the world producing movies and shows outside of the US of A.

[johnny69150]

GRÂCE PARK

[goatsghost]

something weird about how they handled jordan li’s character is, despite the fact that the show hired two wasian actors, it’s never brought up that they’re half white. like it’d be one thing if they hired one asian actor and one wasian actor that still slightly resembled each other, if that’s who played the part best. but they got two wasian actors (of different races, but that’s expected in hollywood atp) for this role.

they explicitly call jordan “asian” on at least two occasions — which obviously you can, but when they look as mixed as they do, it also makes sense to acknowledge their whiteness as well — and then they cast two clearly fully asian parents for them too

my (asian) dad and i watched ep 3 together and we both paused when the parents showed up, like “????” are we pretending jordan is fully asian when they look the way they do?

[flowerandthesongstress]

[my-outfitisamasterpiece]

Anna Sawai in a red mermaid Vera Wang style gown at Emmy Awards in LA 24'

[kekwcomics]

ANNA MAY WONG