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Asian Pacific American Heritage Month
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May is a celebration of the influence and contributions of Asians and Pacific Islanders to arts and culture, especially in the world of entertainment.
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Rachel House: “It is the power of storytelling that brings us together.”
Rachel House has been in the business of acting and directing for over 25 years. You may recognize the now 50-year-old New Zealander from her striking looks in roles such as Topaz in the Hollywood blockbuster Thor: Ragnarok (2017), or ...
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New Generation of Actresses of Asian Heritage Making a Headway
Breaking into Hollywood is challenging enough for a woman, much more if you are Asian, colored, or minority female. But pioneering Asian women in Hollywood broke the ceiling and opened the doors for other Asian actresses to come in. Check them out...<br />
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Pacific Islander Actress Frankie Adams – Wants Her Work to Speak to People
Pacific Islander actress Frankie Adams will be playing next to Sigourney Weaver and Alycia Dednam-Carey in the adaptation of Holly Ringland’s debut novel The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart. The seven-part series follows a young woman named Alice, who moves to live with her grandmother after a family tragedy and whose adult life is highly affected by a violent past. Frankie Adams plays Candy Blue, Alice’s aunt, who is also a flamboyant character with lots of swagger and her own troubles to deal with.
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