DEPT: Pop-arrazi
AUTHOR: Kanara Ty
ISSUE: Spring 2013
“Marie Lu is at her best in Prodigy, the sequel to her New York Times bestseller Legend, giving us the most exciting follow-up to a debut novel the young adult genre has seen in a long time.”
DEPT: Pop-arazzi
AUTHOR: Kanara Ty
ISSUE: Spring 2013
“The NEW YORK TIMES bestselling author of the highly popular teen dystopian novel LEGEND and the sequel PRODIGY sits down with us to talk about who she thinks would make a great day and June in the film version, her next book in the series, due out in 2014, and the importance of (hot) asian american male leads in literature.”
Hands down, my favorite editorial of the year so far. i-D once again, never disappoints. Click on for the rest of the editorial!
Back in January of this year, AKB48 member Minegishi Minami was demoted to trainee status after she was caught coming out of her boyfriend’s home the morning after she spent the night. Since then, she’s been seen less in the spotlight, although she was seen sporting a wig in a past public appearance. However, Minegishi finally has spoken up about her scandal in an in-depth interview with Japanese womens’ magazine Fujin Koron, but was met with criticism because the interview didn’t seem heartfelt.
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DEPT: Pop-arazzi
AUTHOR: Ada Tseng
ISSUE: Spring 2013
PHOTO: Nick Walker
“Alternative folk rock group, Thao and The Get Down Stay Down, just released their latest album, We The Common, in February. Originally from Falls Church, Va., the group, made up of Thao Nguyen and Adam Thompson, collaborated with Grammy-nominated producer John Congleton, who, according to Nguyen, wanted to make a “dangerous party record … [for] a party where you get to the door and you don’t quite know what will happen. You just hear these beats coming though the walls.” The result is a mix of sounds inspired by everything from ’90s East Coast hip-hop to Paul Simon.”
You may know Kim Soo Hyun as Dream High’s Song SamDong. Well he’s certainly left behind the awkward country boy look for this Marie Claire photoshoot. Soo Hyun graced the streets of Paris with his bright fashion style. Click on to see more:
At Audrey Magazine and KoreAm Journal – we put on pretty cool events. Case in point: Audrey’s Night Out and Unforgettable. Be a part of that experience by becoming our event intern! Learn more about it below.
Description:
Looking for a full time meticulous and organized intern for the Events Director. Responsibilities include organizing, executing, and handling post-recaps of advanced screenings, tournaments, and helping plan for the end of the year gala. Must be prompt with responses and able/willing to work outside of normal hours. Preferably someone who can communicate in Korean. Potential for full time position.
Period: Three Months from NOW until Mid-July
Paid: $1000/month
Hours: M-F 9:30am-6:30pm
Please send resumes to joyce@iamkoream.com.
The young K-pop star Lee Ha Yi gives us a taste of her cute and vibrant look in Vogue Girl. Click on to see more!
DEPT : Pop-Arazzi
AUTHOR: Honestine Fraser
ISSUE: Spring 2013
PHOTO: Keith Munyan
The teen stare tackles fashion, tv and film. Next up: Her debut album, Passion.
“Former Nickelodeon star Cymphonique Miller is making a name for herself as one of the hardest working teen stars out there. After starring in her own television show, How to Rock, which ended in December, she’s now shooting a movie, has an upcoming album, and continues to work on her T-shirt line BYOU. Did we mention she’s the daughter of Master P and the little sister of Lil’ Romeo? We caught up with the Filipino-African American actress in between her many projects.”
