Celebrating Korean Independence Day in AmericaIt's called "Restoration of Light Day" in South Korea.
NYC MTA celebrates 50 years of hip-hop with limited edition MetroCardsThe limited edition cards will feature images of New York rappers LL Cool J, Pop Smoke, Rakim and Cam'ron.
This city was ranked the drunkest in America — againThis place topped the list in 2022 and 2021, too.
Study shows working from home results in less productivityResearchers found that people working from home were 18% less productive than those working in an office.
The struggle is real for Asian foodies as sriracha shortage persistsThe shortage means sriracha fans are buying from resellers who double and triple prices.
Party in the back: Kid competing in the USA Mullet ChampionshipsEight-year-old Owen Escoto has been rockin' the hairdo for the past year and a half.
Will you look like your mom? How to use that viral TikTok old age AIAn old age filter lets you peek into your future.
First-generation iPhone sells for record $190,000 at auctionThe unopened, original Apple iPhone from 2007 sold for more than 300 times its original retail price.
Bridging the gap: Chicago sports program unites migrants and residentsThe "Sunday Sports" sessions are organized by two childhood friends who empathized with migrants that are new to Chicago.
Dreaming of a new start? Here are the top places to live, work abroadMexico ranks high based on the ease of settling in and the quality of life.
Vermont town already gearing up for 2024 total solar eclipseHotels and Airbnb rentals in towns like Stowe, Vermont, are already booking up, more than nine months before the eclipse occurs.
Auto industry goes retro with newer electric modelsMore auto manufacturers are looking in the rearview when it comes to driving their businesses forward.
Experts encourage more face-to-face interaction for kids this summerDoctors say it's important for parents to check in on social media and other technology use, especially during the summer months when it may increase.
Gender-free fashion is creating bigger conversations in the industryWhile there's still a long way to go, fashion designers say conversations are starting to challenge gendered conceptions of clothing.
Why are people so fascinated with the Titanic?Since 1912, the story of the Titanic and the more than 2,200 people on board has spawned numerous books, films, TV dramas, documentaries, and more.
During Pride Month, celebrating diversity in the LGBTQ+ communityGays, lesbians, transsexuals, bisexuals, and queer people all fit under one umbrella. But there are many different shades and elements.
Hot dog heaven: Sampling classic and exotic franks at Chicago festNational correspondent Ben Schamisso reports from the Windy City Hot Dog Fest with one assignment: Trying as many franks as possible.
Grassroots program helps Latinx community reclaim Spanish and cultureSpanish Sin Pena, which translates to "Spanish Without Shame," is an online class aimed at reconnecting Latinos to their family heritage.
The CROWN Act continues to push for representation for next generationOrlena Nwokah Blanchard and Adjoa B. Asamoah are just a few of the women addressing race-based hair discrimination with the CROWN Act movement.
Here are Zillow's top 5 cities for recent college gradsOutdoor activities, nightlife and opportunities for employment all factored into the list.
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Aging in place in ChinatownEmpowering Chinese American seniors to age at home in Chinatown, a front-line team helps break language and cultural barriers.
This Asian American photographer helps people see their own beautyAAPI photographer David Suh empowers people in front of the camera to embody everything they are.
The meaning of this Filipino tattoo method is deeper than skinAn Indigenous way of tattooing is having a resurgence for Filipino Americans aiming to reclaim their heritage.
Why do we celebrate AAPI Heritage Month in May?May is a significant month to the Asian American and Pacific Islander community for a couple of reasons.
Twins walking across America to raise foster care awarenessTwin brothers Davon and Tavon Woods are walking 20 miles in every U.S. state to generate support for children growing up in the system.
How a skate group is carving out space for representation and equity"I want people to get rid of their idea of what they think a skater is, because whatever you're thinking is wrong," says DJ Gooden, Black Girls Skate.
Here's how Disney is celebrating AAPI Heritage MonthDisney will be highlighting Asian American and Pacific Islander stories throughout May, from employees to consumers and fans.
Half of Asian Americans feel unsafe in the US, annual survey findsAn annual survey digs into how Asian Americans feel about living in the U.S., and the causes of stereotypes and discrimination.
Today's crime dramas are mixing high stakes with relatabilityThe prestige crime genre is enjoying a boom on streaming platforms.
Being Asian Pacific Islander in America: Diversity within diversityAsian American Pacific Islanders are shaped by where they were born and how connected they are to their ethnic origins.
Consumers are buying things 'for the culture' now, says expertFrom Apple to Nike to Beyoncé's digital strategy, marketer Marcus Collins is spilling the cultural secrets to advertising success.
The risk of losing community, culture as America's Chinatowns shrinkChinatowns bring two cultures together that create a thriving local community and economy for many. It's all at risk if things don't change.
The art of Basquiat: personal exhibition opens in Los AngelesSince Jean-Michel Basquiat's death in 1988, his art has soared in value, with "Untitled" selling for $100.5 million.
This restaurant is dedicated to 17 kinds of grilled cheese sandwichesImagine a BBQ chicken cheddar bacon grilled cheese or a Buffalo chicken grilled cheese. This New Jersey restaurant has it all and more.
