Culture
Walking with Dinosaurs Returns with Character-Driven Prehistoric Stories
Dinosaurs have never gone out of style. Their timeless appeal in museums and media is undeniable, and now the BBC revives the classic 1999 series Walking with Dinosaurs with...
Edward Burtynsky Captures Global Industry’s Reach in “China in Africa”
Canadian photographer Edward Burtynsky discovered his passion at age 11 when his father bought...
Ethical Elephant Tourism Thrives at Samui Elephant Sanctuary
In the tropical haven of Koh Samui, Thailand, Kaew Ta and Kham Phean have...
From Shy Teen to Healing Guide: Sonia Samtani’s Mission to Help Others Overcome Procrastination
Sonia Samtani’s journey from a shy teenager with low self-esteem to a respected therapist...
Yaeyama Kyori Wagyu: Japan’s Unique Beef Shines in Vietnam’s Michelin-Starred Kitchens
Not all Wagyu beef is created equal, and beef aficionados are quick to note...
Celine Song and Dakota Johnson Explore Modern Love in Materialists
Before becoming an Oscar-nominated filmmaker, Celine Song lived the life of a playwright in New York City, working various side jobs to support her...
Sotheby’s Halts Auction of Buddha-Linked Jewels Following India’s Objection
Sotheby’s has postponed the auction of a highly controversial collection of ancient jewels believed to be associated with the corporeal relics of the Buddha,...
David Attenborough’s New Film “Ocean” Offers Hope for the Planet’s Seas
Renowned British naturalist David Attenborough, now 99, unveils a powerful new film titled Ocean, focusing on the immense challenges and surprising resilience of the...
Trump Announces 100% Tariff on Foreign Films in Bid to Revive U.S. Movie Industry
U.S. President Donald Trump has declared a sweeping 100% tariff on all films produced outside the United States, arguing that the American movie industry...
Weak Hero Class 2: Park Ji-hoon’s Emotional Return in Netflix’s Gritty School Drama
Weak Hero Class 2 marks a powerful comeback for the hit Korean school drama, which first captivated audiences on Wavve in 2022. Now streaming...
Crimson Tide Turns 30: A Chillingly Relevant Nuclear Thriller
Thirty years after its release, Crimson Tide remains strikingly relevant. Directed by Tony Scott and released in May 1995, the submarine thriller imagines a...
Liu Dan Showcases Four Decades of Ink Mastery in Landmark Hong Kong Exhibition
Renowned Chinese ink artist Liu Dan is currently presenting his largest solo exhibition to date at Phillips Asia Headquarters in Hong Kong’s West Kowloon...
The Dumpling Queen: A Melodramatic Biopic of Wanchai Ferry’s Founder
In "The Dumpling Queen," veteran director Andrew Lau Wai-keung attempts to bring to life the remarkable story of Zang Jianhe, the founder of the...
Chilean Scientists Develop Drought-Resistant Rice Strain for a Climate-Resilient Future
In the dry southern regions of Chile, scientists have developed a new rice strain called "Jaspe" that may revolutionize rice farming in the face...
No Korean Films at Cannes 2025: A Sign of Industry Shift
For the first time in over a decade, no South Korean films will be featured in the official selection at this year’s Cannes Film...
Henry Golding Teases Return of Crazy Rich Asians With New TV Series
Henry Golding has revealed that he recently reunited with several of his Crazy Rich Asians collaborators as a new chapter of the franchise is...
Apple TV+ Revives France’s First Celebrity Chef in Lavish Period Drama Carême
Antonin Carême, the legendary French chef, is brought vividly to life in the new Apple TV+ period drama Carême. Set in post-revolutionary France, the...
Tony Awards 2025: Top Nominations Celebrate Broadway’s Bold New Season
Broadway's 78th annual Tony Award nominations have spotlighted a bold and diverse season, with "Maybe Happy Ending," "Buena Vista Social Club," and "Death Becomes...
Virtual K-pop Group PLAVE Breaks Records and Hearts Worldwide
PLAVE, a rising star in the K-pop world, is capturing hearts globally—despite not being made of flesh and blood. The five-member group—Yejun, Noah, Eunho,...
