May 11, 2008
NY Times Highlights Hmong American Rapper
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It's so cool to see a subtle increase in stories about Asian Americans this month. This NY Times video on Minnesota Hmong American poet/rapper Tou Saiko Lee is pretty dope. I was especially interested in the end when he talks about performing with his grandmother: She busts a flow in ancient Hmong poetry and then he starts rapping with her. Have people seen any other subtle Asian Pacific American Heritage Month coverage that they're into?

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May 6, 2008
Everybody Loves the JabbaWockeeZ
I apologize for not posting as often as I'd like but I've been so busy with work and other pressing deadlines. 

Anyway, I'm still amazed at the fact that people just can't seem to get enough of the JabbaWockeeZ group. Last week, I attended the East West Players (EWP) 42nd Anniversary Visionary Awards dinner held at the Universal Hilton Hotel. The EWP awarded the dance crew the Breakout Performance Award. Last year, Masi Oka of "Heroes" received the award.

Photo By: Gary Wong
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April 13, 2008
'K' tells Montel About Asian Nose, Eyelid Plastic Surgery
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In my opinion, this is "must see". It reminded me of some older Tyra Banks talkshow clips on the same subject, however this segment is even more blatant and clear so that there is no mistaking what is going on.

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October 26, 2006
Brilliant Brand or Stupid Brand: You decide, or I will for you

Tell me what you see when you read this:

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Do you see the DESI or the RED first? (Is the cup half empty or half full? Is it a vase or a couple kissing?)

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