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Revamping a food icon

Revamping a food icon

No need to worry over what happened to the China Gate Restaurant. It was only closed for 10 days. It has since been reopened on Oct. 26, newly remodeled. It still serves dim sum and Chinese cuisine. Its lounge is currently in full operation.

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Posted in Food, Vol 27 No 46 | 11/8 - 11/140 Comments

A yummy Japanese import

A yummy Japanese import

Whoever said that the ID only serves Asian food?

Beard Papas brings an Asian twist to a Western dessert. Try one of their green tea cream puffs. Walk into the store in Uwajimayas food court and find all the chefs smartly dressed, preparing rich, fluffy and yummy cream puffs with machine-like efficiency.

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Posted in Food, Vol 27 No 46 | 11/8 - 11/140 Comments

Where the Asian models at?

Where the Asian models at?

The beginning of September marked the start of the spring/summer runways showcasing fashion for the next year. The fashion capitals of the world — New York, Paris, Milan — are taking note of all the upcoming trends and everything will eventually precipitate in next year’s Vogues.

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Posted in Fashion, Lifestyle, Vol 27 No 41 | 10/4 - 10/100 Comments

A few of my favorite makeup things

A few of my favorite makeup things

I have been involved in it my whole life. Naturally, I have tested plenty of products out there and have grown to love many. There are even some I can hardly live without. Some are from your local Nordstrom and others are just a trot down to the local drug store. I love mixing and matching, and any time there’s a bargain I am a happy camper.

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Posted in Fashion, Lifestyle, Vol 27 No 41 | 10/4 - 10/101 Comment

A cut above the rest

A cut above the rest

Gone are the days where the only men who could be found at a hair salon were the ones sitting in the waiting area while a significant other or relative got her hair done. Now, this formerly female-dominated arena is experiencing an integration of the sexes as more and more men are stepping across that threshold, into the styling chair.

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Posted in Fashion, Lifestyle, Vol 27 No 41 | 10/4 - 10/100 Comments

Jeepney | A pop-history lesson

Jeepney | A pop-history lesson

When we think of the roots of hip-hop, we think of the streets and the youth that made street culture a multimillion dollar industry. The transformation of this underground culture into mainstream industries has allowed people like Karlo Reyes and Rex Korrell to turn what was once a hobby into a living while still staying true to their roots as Filipino Americans.

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Posted in Fashion, Lifestyle, Vol 27 No 41 | 10/4 - 10/100 Comments

Erasing race under the knife

Erasing race under the knife

Virgina Gaw, 51, was born with double eyelids and through her childhood, she had bright wide eyes. She got plastic surgery because aging has made her top lids a bit “droopy,” giving her the appearance of narrow eyes and being tired all the time.

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Posted in Fashion, Lifestyle, Vol 27 No 41 | 10/4 - 10/100 Comments

Big Fashion at petite prices | How to shop second-hand and proof that it works!

Big Fashion at petite prices | How to shop second-hand and proof that it works!

The door swings open releasing a whiff of the stale air that floats around the treasures I’ve come to search through. The smell is reminiscent of an old closet or forgotten attic. But that doesn’t deter me.

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Posted in Fashion, Lifestyle, Vol 27 No 41 | 10/4 - 10/100 Comments

Exposed | Artist examines the secrets of women

Exposed | Artist examines the secrets of women

“It’s basically an inside look at an Afghan American family. The video will be specifically looking at three women who are revealing their families’ secrets as they prepare a traditional Afghan dish.” This is how artist Gazelle Samizay describes her latest work, “Noshe-e Jan.”

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Posted in Fashion, Lifestyle, Vol 27 No 41 | 10/4 - 10/100 Comments

Join the revolution

Join the revolution

SOY Clothing started in 1999 as a concept between classmates. The idea that there needed to be more diversity in the urban-wear marketplace was not new, but very few had taken the initiative to explore alternate offerings, especially in the Asian American realm.

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Posted in Fashion, Lifestyle, Vol 27 No 41 | 10/4 - 10/100 Comments

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