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Formerly known as Kore Asian Media, Character Media reports on the latest in Asian American culture, entertainment and news. We recently changed our name to Character to reflect the entire Asian diaspora. “Characters” are people in movies, films and books. “Character” is a symbol in an Asian language. And “character” is the quality that makes each human unique. We are Character Media.
The Asian American community is diverse and creative. Character Media celebrates, curates and analyzes this rich trove of stories. Our videos and articles engage viewers with influencers who are making a difference. Our events such as the star-studded Unforgettable Gala and Pro-Am golf tournament highlight and empower the various characters that comprise our growing community.
Now supported by parent company London Trust Media, Character traces its roots back to 1990, when publisher James Ryu launched a print operation that grew into two publications: the award-winning KoreAm Journal and Audrey Magazine. Source
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
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Search ArticlesHow Gucci’s New Campaign can actually Improve Your Taste
Hello, my dear Creators. ✨ Fashion isn’t just about what we wear; it can change how we feel, how we see our surroundings, and even how we see ourselves. That’s what makes Gucci’s new campaign so fascinating: it shows us how small details a color, a texture, a landscape can completely transform an experience. Because maybe after today, you’ll never look at your clothes, your room, or your own style the same way again. Why Does This Outfit Work So Well? Look at this outfit.
JENNIE Changes the Game with ADIDAS
There is something interesting about the way major brands talk about celebrities. For years, the formula was simple: a star lends their face, the brand provides the product, and everyone wins. A beautiful campaign, a few million views, and a few weeks later, the internet moves on. But something feels different about JENNIE and adidas. On September 1, adidas Originals will release its first collection created in collaboration with JENNIE.
MAABAE’s CULTURECLUB Celebrates the Objects That Connect Us
Photo courtesy of MAABAE CULTURECLUB For Los Angeles-based jewelry brand MAABAE, culture has never been something that fits neatly into one category. Founded by Tanya Myers-Shah, MAABAE was created around the idea of bringing South Asian jewelry into the contemporary wardrobe.
Kevin Woo Reinvents the Spotlight
Kevin Woo has redefined what it means to be a performer. From KPop Demon Hunters to the release of his latest single, “Ain’t No Party,” Woo reflects on the evolution of his career, the lessons he’s learned across music and film, and why staying true to himself has remained the foundation of everything he creates.
Three AAPI Designers to Watch This Fashion Month
Three AAPI Designers to Watch This Fashion Month As the Spring/Summer 2027 collections approach, fashion month once again moves through New York, London, Milan, and Paris. Beyond the industry’s biggest heritage houses, AAPI designers continue to shape the international luxury conversation through perspectives that span cultures, continents, and generations. Here are three to keep an eye on this season.
Designer Spotlight: Puey Quiñones
For Filipino designer Puey Quiñones, fashion has always been about evolution. Born in Bobon, Northern Samar, in the Philippines, Quiñones’ path into fashion was far from conventional. He initially studied political science before leaving for Manila, where an opportunity assisting designer Dennis Lustico became his introduction to the industry.
Chris Pang Embraces His Villainous Side In The Season
Coat – Bottega Veneta Shorts – Bottega Veneta Ring – Mejuri Socks – Falke Shoes – Grenson After winning audiences over with his charm in Crazy Rich Asians, Chris Pang is embracing a bold new character in Hulu’s The Season. As the outspoken and sharp-tongued Andrew Fung, Pang steps away from the “nice guy” roles that have defined his previous characters, revealing a darker side to his acting range.
Head In the Clouds Returned to LA with KATSEYE, XG, and More
Photography by Head in the Clouds LA On August 8th, Head in the Clouds took over Brookside at the Rose Bowl, bringing together artists, fans, food, and Asian culture. The festival featured some of this year’s most anticipated acts, including headliners KATSEYE and XG, alongside fan-favorite acts LNGSHOT, KiiiKiii, no na, and more.
The Global Rise of C Dramas and Zhang Linghe’s Moment in the Spotlight
Courtesy: NETFLIX, Tencent Video and iQIYI Chinese dramas have been building a global audience for years. What was once a niche corner of international television has become an increasingly visible part of the global entertainment landscape, with streaming platforms making Chinese language series more accessible than ever. Now, Pursuit of Jade is helping push that momentum into a new chapter.
The Last House: What Remains When the World Outside Disappears
The Last House. (L-R) Noah Alexander Sosnowski as Graham, Wagner Moura as Jason, Greta Lee as Ann, Riley Chung as Ruth in The Last House. Cr. Chris Baker/Netflix © 2026 There is something deeply unsettling about The Last House. Its greatest source of anxiety is not simply what exists outside the house. It is what disappears along with the outside world. Released on Netflix August 7, the film traps Ann and Jason, played by Greta Lee and Wagner Moura, inside their home with their two children.