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Model Mistake: Liu Wen is Not Du Juan
Post by Janice • June 17, 2011 • Post a comment

Not cool.

I mean, seriously, thanks British Vogue for featuring the slew of Asian supermodels dominating the runway (but seriously, they’re so hot, how can you not feature them?) but mistaking model Liu Wen for Du Juan? What a fashion faux pas!

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Feature Story: Being That Asian
Post by Audrey Mag • June 17, 2011 • Post a comment

Teen shows seem to offer richer opportunities for young Asian American actors these days. But what’s it like actually being “that Asian on that show”? We find out from actresses Ashley Argota, Jolene Purdy and Nikki Soohoo.

ISSUE: Spring 2011

DEPT: Features

STORY: Janice Jann

PHOTOS: Audrey Cho


 

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Food Fail: Natalie Minh’s Diet No-No’s
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Natalie Minh’s Food Failures

ISSUE: Spring 2011

DEPT: Mind and Body

STORY: Anna M. Park

Talk about overachiever. Fitness model Natalie Minh is not only a three-time European Physique champion, she’s a photographer and has an MBA and a master’s in finance. So she knows how hard it is to eat right in a hectic, modern lifestyle. “The most challenging part of keeping to a healthy diet is time,” says the 31-year-old Vietnamese American. “The best weapon we have is better organization and planning ahead.” Here, Minh outlines the top three nutrition failures of busy women today, and how to fix them.

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TGIFree Friday Giveaway: AOC Aire Black LED Monitor
Post by Anna • June 17, 2011 • Post a comment

We’ve got a pretty cool giveaway this week! In this high tech age, it’s something we can all use — an AOC Aire Black LED Monitor.

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DestinAsian: Travel Gear
Post by Audrey Mag • June 17, 2011 • Post a comment

Don’t schlep when traveling for business. Three stylish, entrepreneurial Asian American women offer chic carryalls for laptop, iPad and more.

ISSUE: Spring 2011

DEPT: DestinAsian

STORY: Anna M. Park

Plaid Doctrine

Suzanne Park appreciates a sturdy travel bag — she’s logged 300,000+ miles herself as a former corporate exec. Thank goodness she founded Plaid Doctrine, a line of cool, eco-friendly laptop bags. They’re made with recycled material from plastic bottles, but you’d never know it from the look and feel of it. The vintage-inspired designs of houndstooth and stripes trimmed with prime-grade, vegetable-tanned leather perfectly complement spring’s preppy-punk vibe. Continue Reading »


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Join the Velvet Brigade
Post by Daisy M. • June 16, 2011 • Post a comment

Despite the awful rain in San Francisco the day I met Jena Wang and Lindsay McConnon for this interview, they were still looking as fabulous as ever. In fact, they were the most fashionable people in the building.

Lindsay McConnon and Jena Wang of Velvet Brigade.

As retirees of the retail corporate world, Wang and McConnon channeled their love for fashion and an entrepreneurial spirit into Velvet Brigade, a website where budding designers can submit their fashion sketches for a chance to get their design produced. (They submit, we vote — think American Idol meets Project Runway.)

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Dream Weaver: T.V. Carpio
Post by Audrey Mag • June 16, 2011 • Post a comment

“I feel like everything up until this point has prepared me for this and now I’m ready.”
– T.V. Carpio

ISSUE: Spring 2011

DEPT: Personalities

STORY: Linda Lam with reporting by Anna M. Park

Of all the roles T.V. Carpio has played, she likes the role of the mythical eight-legged goddess best.

“It’s a side of me most people haven’t seen yet,” says the Chinese-Filipino American actress who was just promoted to female lead villain, Arachne, in the Broadway “mega-musical” Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark, directed by Julie Taymor, music by Bono and The Edge.

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Our Summer 2011 Issue Is Here!
Post by Audrey Mag • June 16, 2011 • Post a comment

Feast your eyes on the gorgeousness that is Li Bing Bing, star of the upcoming Wayne Wang film from Fox Searchlight, Snow Flower and the Secret Fan.

ALSO:

Audrey’s Body of Quirks feature highlight 9 real women who share what makes them beautiful, writer-mom Patty Chang Anker learns to readjust her views on life when she finds out her daughter has special needs, the Delicious Life’s sexy Sarah Gim and Paul Nakayama talk first dates in The Awful Truth and Audrey chats with EVERYONE from George Takei to Priscilla Ahn to Dilshad Vadsaria to Kai-aakmann’s Soonjin Park to Just Jared’s Jared Eng. EVERYONE!

Look for it in the mail or buy your copy here.

 


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Summer Issue Extra: Lucia Micarelli of Treme
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Lucia Micarelli in HBO's "Treme." Photo by Paul Schiraldi.


Treme is a hit HBO series set in New Orleans, currently in its second season, following the lives of struggling musicians, including Korean-Italian American Lucia Micarelli, a real-life concert violinist who plays Annie on the show. Here, more of our conversation with Micarelli.

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Kollaboration Acoustic 5
Post by han • June 15, 2011 • Post a comment

It’s almost here!

KOLLABORATION ACOUSTIC 5

For those of you who don’t know what it is, Kollaboration was founded in 2000 by Paul “PK” Kim as an Asian and Pacific Islander (API) organization and movement as an annual event to foster API talent, professionals, and youth and bring them into mainstream media under the mantra and its mission statement Empowerment Through Entertainment.

I was fortunate enough to be on the Boston team, and believe me, this show is worth your time and money.

Here are the contestants in a music video of a cover of Yael Naim‘s New Soul.

This year, there will be a special guest performance by singer Priscilla Ahn and comedian KT Tatara.  VIP ticket holders will get preferred seating and have a meet & greet opportunity with Priscilla Ahn.

DETAILS:

Date: Friday, June 17, 2011
Time: 8:30PM (Doors Open 6:30PM)
Venue: Ford Amphitheatre
2580 Cahuenga Blvd, East, Hollywood, CA 90068
Ticket Prices:
$20 General Admission, $30 VIP Admission (preferred seating)

Get your tickets now!