Daily Archives: March 4, 2009

Far East Movement and Wong Fu Productions vote for Quest Crew on ABDC

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channelAPA.com met up with Far East Movement and Wong Fu Productions during their International Secret Agents Outreach tour in San Francisco. We decided to ask them who they were voting for on America’s Best Dance Crew Season 3. Their answer didn’t surprise us since Wong Fu Productions, Far East Movement and Quest Crew collaborated on the “Dance Like Michael Jackson” music video. Before voting ends for America’s Best Dance Crew, Vote for Quest Crew.

Look for more video clips of Wong Fu Production and Far East Movement coming soon.

Far East Movement votes for Quest Crew on America’s Best Dance Crew (Note only KevNish and Prohgress are in the Far East Movement clip. J-SPILF was in Los Angeles. We’ll try to get him next time.)

Wong Fu Productions votes for Quest Crew on America’s Best Dance Crew

Secret Identities panel at New York Comic Con

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Here’s a follow up to our post on the New York Comic Con about the “Asian Americans and Superheroes: Secret Identities,” where they showed the Secret Identities Book Trailer. On the panel is author Jeff Yang, editor at large Keith Chow, contributor Greg Pak, with an assist from his partner on “The Citizen” Bernard Chang, and Senior Artist Jef Castro.

Get your copy of “SECRET IDENTITIES: The Asian American Superhero Anthology” today.



Asian Americans and Superheroes: Secret Identities panel at New York Comic Con

UPDATE:

Secret Identities Book Trailer

In the Beginning

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You Are What You Eat

Secret Identities panel at New York Comic Con

Secret Identities at ECAASU 2009

The Blue Scorpion & Chung

A Day At CostumeCO.

The Citizen

S.O.S.

Secret Identities with Lynn Chen

Secret Identities with Secret Asian Man Tak Toyoshima

Ode To The Feather Duster

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Azn Lifestyles TV cranks out another hilarious video. Any one who’s been whacked by a feather duster as a kid can identify with this video. BTW- here’s an entry on wikipedia about the feather duster “Traditional Chinese parents use it to beat their children, and it is hung prominently in the home as a warning for misbehavior.” See it here.

Ode To The Feather Duster