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Lewis Tanâs decades of martial arts training has paid off in his acting career. In
Mortal Kombat, now in theaters and streaming on HBO Max, he plays an MMA fighter named Cole Young who goes toe to toe with the villainous Sub-Zero (Joe Taslim) while uncovering answers about his heritage. It was an important role for Tan, a British-born actor who is half Chinese and half white. He knows that when it comes to people of color and representation, Hollywood has come a long wayâbut it still has more strides to make.
With previous roles in series like Netflixâs
Mortal Kombat Twitter Emoji Revealed Ahead of Film s First Trailer
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Earlier tonight Warner Bros. Pictures announced that the first trailer for the Mortal Kombat movie would be released this Thursday and to mark the occasion they ve started rolling out character posters for the highly anticipated video game adaptation. So far we ve seen Sub Zero and Kano from the upcoming film, but furthermore, in the time since those reveals dropped, the official Twitter emoji for Mortal Kombat has been revealed! As you can imagine, the emoji is none other than the iconic dragon that has been the symbol of the series since its inception. You can see it in action below along with the Sub Zero poster!
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MetroPlusHealth Teams Up With Artists and Creators to Help Unemployed Asian American New Yorkers Impacted by COVID-19
December 21, 2020 GMT
MetroPlusHealth Teams up With Artists and Creators to Help Unemployed Asian American New Yorkers Impacted by COVID-19 (Photo: Business Wire)
MetroPlusHealth Teams up With Artists and Creators to Help Unemployed Asian American New Yorkers Impacted by COVID-19 (Photo: Business Wire)
NEW YORK (BUSINESS WIRE) Dec 21, 2020
As COVID cases surge across the city, record rates of unemployment among Asian American New Yorkers have left many in the community without health insurance coverage. To increase awareness of government-sponsored health insurance options, MetroPlus Health Plan, a top-ranked health plan trusted by nearly 600,000 New Yorkers, has teamed up with leading Asian American artists and creators to launch a first of its kind social media campa