Jae-Ha Kim

But, of course, some Western critics had to be racist in their reviews

This summer, Kim Theory made their Lollapalooza debut in Chicago. Comprised of vocalist Audrey Cymone, drummer Zoey Su, guitarist Lula Seifert and bassist Lucy Fraser, the 16-year-old musicians also opened

This summer, Kim Theory made their Lollapalooza debut in Chicago. Comprised of vocalist Audrey Cymone, drummer Zoey Su, guitarist Lula Seifert and bassist Lucy Fraser, the 16-year-old musicians also opened for “Stranger Things” actor-musician Finn Wolfhard at the festival's aftershow, and will open for the riot grrrl group Bratmobile in September (

Simon D. Lee, attorney and founding partner of Pureum Law Office, answers complicated questions

When comedian Atsuko Okatsuka was eight years old, she thought her family was taking a two-month vacation to the United States. “It was never supposed to be longer than that,” Okatsuka said in a Zoom interview from her Los Angeles home. “I wanted to go back [to Japan]. When I realized I wasn't going back, [I started fixating] on little things I disliked. I remember just going off in elementary ...

When comedian Atsuko Okatsuka was eight years old, she thought her family was taking a two-month vacation to the United States. “It was never supposed to be longer than that,” Okatsuka said in a Zoom interview from her Los Angeles home. “I wanted to go back [to Japan]. When I realized I wasn't going back, [I started fixating] on little things I disliked. I remember just going off in elementary school suddenly and refusing to use the [pencil] erasers. My classmates and the teacher must have thought I was just this insane eraser police.”

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As the showrunner and co-creator of the new Netflix series “Crew Girl,” Vivian Lin knew she wanted the show's protagonist to be Asian American. “When you get into casting, the search generally broadens out, but it was important to me that we considered actors of Asian descent for the role, just to see if I would find the [lead character] Teagan in my mind,” Lin said in an interview from Toronto. “Luckily for all of us, Miku [Martineau] walked into the room. I think she said two lines and I realized she was who I'd been picturing. When I was writing the character, I wanted her to be a strong and badass leader, yet stay feminine and to have a softness to her [and] still be a normal teenage girl. That's Miku, who is elegant and petite, but also fiercely capable of anything you throw at her.”

3 resistance fighters in the 1930s set the tone for the K-drama’s compelling 21st Century story arc

That day felt like a zombie movie that was destined to have an apocalyptic ending.