Written by Madhuri Shekar and directed by Chay Yew, the play unfolds in a seemingly unassuming family-owned restaurant along Devon Avenue. But this modest place is more than a business, it is a symbol of migration, sacrifice, and identity.

A Chicago-born creative turned art director, inspired by streetwear, community, and culture, using design to empower self-expression and identity.

From bubblegum gowns to history-making nominations and even a life-sized Labubu sighting, the 2025 Emmys gave us plenty to stan, snap, and celebrate.

The success of Maybe Happy Ending is more than a victory for one production—it’s a resounding affirmation of the power of Asian stories told with heart and authenticity.

Netflix’s live-action Avatar: The Last Airbender series is gearing up for even bigger adventures in Seasons 2 and 3, and the newly announced cast members are bringing fresh excitement to the beloved story.

Celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month through powerful storytelling and diverse perspectives. These compelling motion pictures explore identity, resilience, and relationships across generations and communities. Each title offers a distinct lens on life’s complexities and connections.

Anna Sui is the latest trailblazing figure to be added to Barbie’s Inspiring Women Series, a collection that celebrates groundbreaking women from history and modern culture.

From veteran icons like Priyanka Chopra Jonas and Mindy Kaling to new-generation standouts like Gina Alice Redlinger, their appearances underscored the global and intersectional spirit of the night.

From the grasslands of Inner Mongolia to the grand stage of the Lyric Opera of Chicago, Peixin Chen proves that bass-baritones really do go big or go home. With a voice as rich as Puccini’s score and a heart as warm as Colline’s farewell to his coat, Chen brings depth, charm, and just the right amount of drama to La Bohème. Don’t miss this operatic gem—your ears (and soul) will thank you.

The Lunar New Year is a vibrant and joyous celebration observed by many cultures across East and Southeast Asia. While its roots lie in the Chinese lunar calendar, the holiday has been embraced and adapted by numerous countries, each having their own unique traditions and customs.

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Being a city of vibrant atmosphere, the Lunar New Year is one of Chicago’s best evidence of its diverse cultural canvas. As the city prepares to welcome the Year of the Snake, a multitude of free events are popping up across neighborhoods ready to make the celebration welcome the new era–and we will surely not let you miss it!