Olivia Cheng fights for what’s right both on and off the screen. As Mei Lin in Netflix’s Marco Polo and Ah Toy in Cinemax’s Warrior, … Read More ›
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Actor Chen Tang, who played Yao in Disney’s Mulan and is currently on Cinemax’s Warrior as the lethally happy newcomer Hong, is the kind of … Read More ›
Whether you see Chen Tang on screen or speak with him in person, the first thing that you notice about the Asian-American actor from Memphis, … Read More ›
Warrior star Andrew Koji almost quit. Before landing the role of a lifetime as Ah Sahm, the lead in Cinemax’s series based on the writings … Read More ›
Shannon Lee is an icon in the Asian-American community. She’s runs companies, she runs a foundation, she’s an executive producer, she’s a writer and she’s … Read More ›
The greatest martial arts show on TV is back. The sophomore season premiere, titled Learn to Endure, or Hire a Bodyguard, reminds viewers why there’s … Read More ›
Warrior is the greatest martial arts show in the history of American TV. Based on the writings of Bruce Lee and executive produced by Bruce’s … Read More ›
Shang-Chi Week at POCCulture.com continues! Yesterday I published: Part 1 of my in-depth conversation with writer Gene Luen Yang A non-spoiler review of Shang-Chi #1. … Read More ›
What’s the best Shang-Chi story ever? The character is 47 years old, had an initial run of over 100 comics spanning 10 years, was a … Read More ›
INTERVIEW (Part 1) – Gene Luen Yang on Shang-Chi’s Asian-American Story and Rehabilitating Fu Manchu
The Master of Kung Fu is finally back and he’s ready to take his rightful place as one of the greatest superheroes in the Marvel … Read More ›