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How Alameda-born actor Taylor Takahashi fell into the starring role of Boogie

How Alameda-born actor Taylor Takahashi fell into the starring role of Boogie
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Kung Fu reboot arrives at right time to correct wrongs of 70s series

Brandon Yu April 19, 2021 Tony Chung (left) as Dennis Song, Jon Prasida as Ryan Shen, Tzi Ma as Jin Shen, Olivia Liang as Nicky Shen and Shannon Dang as Althea Shen in the CW reboot of “Kung Fu.” Photo: Katie Yu , CW Like everyone else, those behind the new CW series “Kung Fu” distinctly remember the wild sequence of events in March 2020, when the pandemic suddenly halted everything. It was just four days into shooting the show’s pilot, a pause the cast and crew expected to last two weeks but would ultimately remain until October, when production resumed in Vancouver, British Columbia.

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River Hill High sets up fan, pet cutouts in the stands for sports games | CLARKSVILLE

River Hill High sets up fan, pet cutouts in the stands for sports games | CLARKSVILLE
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Kelly Marie Tran takes on her first lead role in Disney s Asian-inspired Raya and the Last Dragon

Brandon Yu March 4, 2021Updated: March 4, 2021, 3:47 pm Kelly Marie Tran (left, with Daisy Ridley in 2019’s “Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker”) is the lead voice of the new Disney animated film “Raya and the Last Dragon.” Photo: Jonathan Olley, Lucasfilm Ltd. In 2018, months after Kelly Marie Tran had appeared onscreen in the latest installment of the “Star Wars” franchise, she wrote an opinion piece for the New York Times. It was at once a raw account of the quiet racism she had internalized growing up in San Diego as a Vietnamese American incidents mirrored by a wave of vitriolic online attacks directed at her amid her role in “The Last Jedi” and also a fiery, aggrieved stand against being shaped by such ugly experiences.

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