Here’s 10 of the top interior design firms in Japan you should know about! Japan is known as one of the biggest design markets in the world, specially considering the innovation factor that has ...

She is expected to survive. The violent series of events unfolded around 12:17 p.m. when police were called about a domestic violence suspect in a white Maserati who was apparently following an ...

Cassina unveils its first interior project in London, a new apartment in the city’s refurbished BBC ... Since 2014, she has been the Design Editor of Wallpaper*, where she oversees design content for ...

So they strongly connected with their characters in Interior Chinatown ... 2019), it follows Willis Wu (Yang), a background character on a police procedural show who dreams of being the hero.

What would Interior Chinatown season 2 be about? This is just me spitballing here, but there are many more East Asian American stereotypes to explore. For example, the perpetual foreigner ...

Malaysian-born Ronny Chieng is likewise an enjoyable addition, his comedic background and knack for performing serving him well in his role. Plot: Based on Charles Yu’s award-winning book, Interior ...

In the Hulu series “Interior Chinatown,” an average guy ... that he’s actually a TV character forever trapped in the background of a police procedural. Created by Charles Yu, adapting ...

True to the spirit of its source material – its author, Charles Yu, is also the show's creator – the overt deconstruction of Interior Chinatown ... indignities of a background role; despite ...

But despite a background so seemingly suited for adaptation, “Interior Chinatown” struggles as an actual show. Yu himself created the 10-episode Hulu series, partnering with executive producer ...

Ronny Chieng and Jimmy O. Yang in Interior Chinatown. Mike Taing/Courtesy of Disney There’s a meta angle to everything, which offers pointed commentary on the way Asian characters have been ...

Jimmy O. Yang in "Interior Chinatown." Credit: Disney / Mike Taing "I feel like I'm a background character in someone else's story." So goes the internal monologue of Interior Chinatown ...