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 ›
Category: Interviews
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 ›
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 #1 comes out TODAY and artist Philip Tan had the critical responsibility of helping to tell the story of one of the most controversial … 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 ›
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 ›
This second part of my in-depth interview with Jason Tobin is a long time coming. I had a wide-ranging conversation with Tobin, who plays Young … Read More ›
Having a famous and successful family member isn’t necessarily the best situation. For 16-year-old Kolbe Yang, son of acclaimed writer and MacArthur Genius grant recipient … Read More ›
Has there ever been a time when Netflix and other streaming services were more essential to our sanity than they are now? While we’re all … Read More ›
It’s no secret that I love Cinemax’s series Warrior based on the writings of Bruce Lee. The only thing the show is missing is … Read More ›