2008-12-19 6:39PM
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Who would have thought you'd have to go to Hong Kong to be a successful MC? Well, that just might be what needs to happen for Asian American rappers make it big. American rapper, Jin tha MC, assesses the hip-hop scene in Hong Kong and compares it to what's going on in other parts of the world. Check out the video.
Jin making it in Hong Kong

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2008-12-19 4:15PM
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Jin did the "Move it, move it" song for the Cantonese version of Madagascar 2, which opened in Hong Kong in December. he did the end credit song! Move it move it!
Jin raps for Madagascar 2 (HK version)

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2008-12-19 8:03AM
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A few weeks back, the
Far East Movement crew had a live streaming release party for ANIMAL. If you missed it you have a second chance. (Everytime we see the ANIMAL album, we think Voltron.)
Since there is a delay on getting the ANIMAL album out, the group has decided to play the whole album tonite at 8pm pst on
FM TV. They'll also give a brief story behind each track. They will also be a few album and tee shirt giveaways. Tune in as the ANIMAL is unleashed again. Also look for "
Girls on the Dance Floor" coming over the airwaves at a radio station near you.
Far East Movement "Animal" Listening session

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2008-12-19 4:08AM
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The symbol of X has come to define an entire industry of collaboration. Collaborations between mega brands with street-level designers, cross category partners and artists have become a mainstay in consumer culture. Imprint Culture Lab panelists discuss the origin, results and potential future of this cult of collaboration.
Panel: Hiroshi Fujiwara x David Wilson, jeffstaple x Michael Kuhle
Moderator: John C Jay
Here's some example of recent Asian American Collaborations:
Dance Like Michael Jackson Music Video (Wong Fu Productions x Far Eat Movement)
Sung Kang pitches JUMP shoes (Sung Kang x JUMP Shoes x Zappos.com x Arowana Films)
International Secret Agents Concert (Wong Fu Productions x Far East Movement)
Imprint Culture Lab 2008: The Cult of Collaboration

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2008-12-18 6:43PM
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The Shaolin Temple gave birth to one of the greatest martial art forms: kung fu. For over a thousand years Shaolin has trained the top students but now grapples with influences of the modern world. For kung fu novices at the Shaolin Temple, the dream of worldwide acclaim drives them to dedicate their lives to the art.
Airs Thursday, December 18, 2008 at 7pm and 10pm ET/PT on the National Geographic Channel.
Secrets of the Kung Fu Temple

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