O' time, where do you go? Where do you fly to?

We're at the terrible two stage now! Yah!

Dear Friends and Colleagues,

I’m pushing this information through to you and in hopes that you would join in the movement. As you may know Hollywood movies have always been unfair when it comes to casting certain roles, especially for Asians Actors. This next movie is a hit amongst the younger audiences, yes our kids our next generation. I believe if we don’t express are concerns and opinions to these head Producers/Directors/and Casting Directors they will never give a fair chance to Asian-American Actors, who are just as qualified as any other Actors.

Including artists such as Proto J, Forthe Dimenshon & Plucky.

First event ever in the history of Shoebox Confession World. Look out for their long time, fan-anticipated debut album to be released around the same time during the Fresno Hmong International New Year!

Date & Time:
Saturday, December 27, 2008
7 PM

Location:
Rainbow Ballroom
Fresno, CA

Admission:
TBD

Not quite a movie review - but news on a movie.

If you haven't already heard the buzz about this 'new' Clint Eastwood movie involving new-comer Hmong American Bee Vang as the young lead teen, including aspiring actor Doua Moua among others, then here's your opportunity to watch the trailer and read more about it.

Watch the trailer:
Gran Torino Trailer

Here are a few links:
USA Today - First Look

Dearest Readers,

As you may have perhaps slightly noticed, there have been changes to the website. Do not fret! All our hard work are still available expect they are not yet posted at the moment.

And we're still here!

Gracious thanks to our master Cheng Thao for his generosity and time with the new Unplug 'house'!

In the meantime, do visit us often for posts of events and so forth. There will be more good stuff to come also!

As always, we thank you all for your continued support.

As soon as I find out more, I'll let everyone know.

The Diasporic Vietnamese Artists Network is soliciting submissions for a collection called Southeast Asian Women in the Diaspora: Troubling Borders in Literature and Art. From the call: