If you missed 30 Rock last night, John Cho made a small cameo on the show. He and his crew roll in a mobile meth lab. They pick up Jack and his pregnant wife, who try to get from Canada to the USA, so their kid would be a USA citizen. You can spot John Cho in the second half of the episode. His character has some Tiger Mom issues.
Be sure to catch all the Asian Americans on NBC’s Thursday line up.
John Cho on 30 Rock
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Lil Crazed is working on a music video for his song “Fading Away” off his “Equilibrium” album. From the teaser, Lil Crazed will be using a green screen and he’ll have cameos by Traphik and Micah B. The final video for Fading Away is slated to be release sometime in March. Cop his single on 
or amazon.
Fading Away teaser by Lil Crazed
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Inspired by Ted’s race track experience in the last Wong Fu Weekends, the guys of Wong Fu Productions hit the go kart race track. They take some camera equipment to the track to record the racing, but some of their setup isn’t so secure. As Wes, Ted, and Phil take the track, who will win the race at the end. Pick your favorite and see how the place on the podium.
Wong Fu Weekends : Episode 37
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Check out Wong Fu Weekends Season 1 and Season 2.
LOCUS@KSW and San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival (SFIAAFF) teamed up Asian American filmmakers and musicians, challenging them to make a music video in a matter of two months with little to no budget. The DIY Music Video teams are competing for a spot in the 2011 San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival. Artists in competition include Aristyles, Golda + The Guns, Secret Sidewalk, Dune Tran, Great Muta, and Mandeep Sethi. Your vote will determine which video makes to the film festival!
How to Vote
Following the SFIAAFF Launch Party, the DIY music videos will be posted here. The music video with the most “likes” wins, so be sure to support your favorite by clicking the “like” button below its post. Voting period ends February 24, 2011 at 10 pm.
Drop You by Golda + The Guns
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A Series of Seriesed Events by Secret Sidewalk
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Silence by Dune Tran
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“Who’s Next?” by Great Muta (contains profanity)
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You’re Supposed to Drop Out by Aristyles
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Vlack Dustxx by Mandeep Sethi
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This is the first pilot of the series EXTREME EATS with Michelle Park where she explores and eats food found in America that are “different”. In this episode, she goes to Flushing in New York City to the restaurant Sik Gaek to eat the live octopus. It’s believed that eating octopus increases strength and stamina. If you want to check it out you can go to:
Sik Gaek
161-29 Crocheron Ave
Flushing, NY 11358
Remember to chew if you eat it. For more extreme foods, checkout Penis Restaurant and Snorfin’ with Bobby Lee.
Extreme Eats: OCTOPI! with Michelle Park
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This series is created in conjunction with Arowana Films.
D-Pryde dropped a new collabo with Drew Howard called “Hustle”. The original song out of Canada gives you a taste of what D-Pryde’s upcoming album might sound like. He brings it on the hook and second verse, while Drew Howard holds it down in the first verse. You can also download Hustle FREE here. These guys are gonna keep on grinding and hustling in the music game. Time to go hard.
Hustle by D-Pryde x Drew Howard
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