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Harold and Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay
Catch the hilarious comedy Harold and Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay opening in theaters nationwide!
AsianConnections' Annie Chang interviews John Cho. and Neil Patrick Harris.
Run to the theaters and see Harold and Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay!
Not only is this comedy wacky and fun, it is historically significant as the first major Hollywood movie sequel in recent times with Asian American stars in the lead.
Exclusive Interview with BAI LING, starring in CRANK: HIGH VOLTAGE
EXCLUSIVE: Bai Ling shares with AC Team's Suzanne Kai some scary moments doing her own stunts for her fearless, no limits role as Ria in action movie CRANK: HIGH VOLTAGE.
She
also
talks
about
lifting
her
'dark
cloud'
when
she
apologized
to
her
mother
country,
China,
and
her
next
big
role
in
a
film
directed
by
Taylor
Hackford.
Bai
Ling
is
also
starring
in
the
indie
film
DIM
SUM
FUNERAL
which
is
an
Official
Selection
at
the
Newport
Beach
Film
Festival.
AC: Congratulations on your role in CRANK: HIGH VOLTAGE.
In
the
movie,
you
are
toting
guns
in
both
hands!
Can
you
describe
your
character
in
the
movie?
Exclusive Interview with ART HSU, starring in CRANK: HIGH VOLTAGE
Art Hsu shows off his acting talents in CRANK: HIGH VOLTAGE, his first leading role in a major Hollywood movie.
He shares with AC's Suzanne Joe Kai his goal to avoid playing just another Asian bad-guy stereotype and how he turned his CRANK: HIGH VOLTAGE role into a 3-dimensional bad-ass, insane Chinese mobster with heart.
AC:
Congratulations
on
your
role
in
CRANK:
HIGH
VOLTAGE.
The
trailers
look
pretty
exciting!
The
car
chase
trailer
has
fast
cars,
screaming,
and
was
that
you
giving
the
"finger?"
in
the
trailer?
haha!
Jeremy Lin opens up about Linsanity, fans, and being Asian American in GQ Magazine
Jeremy Lin graces the cover of the November issue of GQ Magazine, hitting news stands October 23.
AsianConnections thanks GQ and Conde Nast for permission to use these knock-out images of Jeremy by Paola Kudacki/GQ Magazine.
The slogan on GQ's cover is "Look Sharp - Live Smart" - Jeremy Lin certainly looks sharp in these photos, he's one photogenic guy.
Lin talks with GQ writer Will Leitch who spent time with him when he was in the Big Apple to do the GQ photo shoot and attend other events. It was Lin's first trip to New York since it was announced that he would no longer be a Knicks player.
Lin talks about how the fans and Linsanity affected him, the Knicks, the Houston Rockets, and being Asian American.
Read the GQ article and view more images of Jeremy by Paola Kudacki and a behind the scenes video by Matt Baron here.
"There's a lot of perceptions and stereotypes of Asian-Americans that are out there today, and the fact that I'm Asian-American makes it harder to believe, even crazier, more unexpected," he says. "I'm going to have to play well for a longer period of time for certain people to believe it, because I'm Asian.
And
that's
just
the
reality
of
it."
It's
not
all
that
dissimilar
from
what
Yao
Ming
went
through.
Feb. 15-17: Asians on Film Festival 2013; Winners Announced
Congratulations
to
this
year’s
Asians
on
Film
Festival
Winners
2013.
From
Friday,
February
15,
2013
–
Sunday,
February
17,
2013,
check
out
the
exciting
lineup
of
films
at
the
Asians
on
Film
Festival
2013
screening
at
J.E.T.
Studios,
5126-30
Lankershim
Blvd.,
North
Hollywood,
CA.
The
awards
will
be
given
out
on
Saturday,
February
16,
2013
@
5:00pm.
Check
out
the
complete
list
of
winners
below.
Best
Drama
Model
Minority (Lily
Mariye,
Director)
Best
Documentary
Lost
Years (Kenda
Gee,
Director)
Best
Actor
Chris
Pang
(Citizen
Jia
Li)
Best
Actress
Eugenia
Yuan
(Strangers)
Best
Supporting
Actor
Roni
Mazumdar
(9
Eleven)
Best
Supporting
Actress
Elizabeth
Sung
(Anita
Ho)
Best
Ensemble
Cast
Anita
Ho (Steve
Myung,
Director)
Best
Director
Lily
Mariye
(Model
Minority)
SHORT
FILMS
Best
Drama
Dumpling (Wesley
Du)
Best
Comedy
The
Gelephant (Jenn
Liu)
Best
Action/Adventure
Sudden:
Butterfly
and
the
Dragon (James
Boss)
Best
Documentary
A
Flicker
In
Eternity (Ann
Kaneko
&
Sharon
Yamato)
Best
Animation
Couch
&
Potatoes (Chris
Lam
&
Eunsoo
Jeong)
Best
Actor
Won
Lee
(Dumpling)
Best
Actress
Jessika
Van
(Reunion)
Best
Supporting
Actor
Hiro
Kanagawa
(Her
Story)
Best
Supporting
Actress
Eileen
Soong
(Born
To
Dance
This
Way)
Best
Ensemble
Cast
Reunion (Jason
Z.
Wong)
Best
Director
Wesley
Du
(Dumpling)
Best
Cinematography
Junior
Lucan
&
Alessandro
Mattiolo
(Vivian
and
Veronica)
Best
Editing