Jeremy Lin plays piano and dances in the Taiwanese pop star’s Jay Chou music...
On Aug 26, Jeremy Lin is pretty excited about the whole thing and posted the full-length YouTube video online via his Twitter page. Check it out below. Jeremy Lin is in the Taiwanese pop star...
Asian community of Orlando celebrates the 5th annual Asian Cultural Festival at the Orlando...
Orlando, Florida – Thousands of Central Floridian Asian Americans, their friends, neighbors and guests congregated at the Orlando Fashion Square last May 7, to celebrate the Asian American Heritage Month, traditionally a presidential proclamation...
Anime Inspires New Age Musician Wendi Shi
Wendi Shi is a composer and New Age musician. She started playing the piano at the age of four, and grew up with a passionate love for music and art. While working full-time after...
“Grandpa Idols” JiJi-POP
Jiji-POP - a music group of five grandfathers, ages ranging from 59 to 80 (an average age of 67.4) are representing Kochi, as a part of the city’s promotional Kochi-ke ALL STARS (高知家 ALL...
Festival of Indonesia: Unity in Diversity
The Festival of Indonesia had an excellent turnout. The goal was to spread awareness of the rich cultural diversity of the Indonesian islands and it did just that. The food stalls filled with halls...
APAC’s 10th Annual Assembly: The Force Awakens
The Asian Pacific American Coalition at UCF - APAC was created due to a great need and certain crisis. According to the UCF Office of Diversity Initiatives 2001 Report on the Status of Ethnic and...
Tomoko Kawahara Koto Shamisen Recital 2011
A Relief Concert for Japan The last public solo recital by a professional Japanese Koto/Shamisen player, Ms. Tomoko Kawahara was held at the fine Arts Concert Hall of the Seminole State College on June...
AT LAST — Asian-American ‘hip-hopapella’
AT LAST has been breaking down barriers into the mainstream with their new old school style called ‘hiphopapella’, mixing tight R&B harmonies with hip hop beats. Influenced by the sounds of classic icons such...
