Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Before there was “Crazy Rich Asians” or “Everything Everywhere All at Once,” there was a scrappy trio of college students making ...

LOS ANGELES — When Wong Fu Productions hit 1 million YouTube subscribers in 2011, co-founder Philip Wang said he found out because his dad called him. Subscribe to read this story ad-free Get ...

Popular Youtube outfit Wong Fu Productions’ first feature film, Everything Before Us, will be released worldwide June 3 exclusively on Vimeo on Demand, it was announced this morning. The film first ...

If you've ever wondered whether Tom Hanks remembers that rap from his 1988 film "Big," your question is about to be answered. Subscribe to read this story ad-free Get unlimited access to ad-free ...

In the first episode of Wong Fu Productions’ new YouTube series, “Yappie,“ one character says that Asian Americans “get the sampler platter of racism.” Wong Fu Productions, an Asian-American digital ...

Wesley Chan and his fellow co-founders of popular YouTube channel Wong Fu Productions never intended to become Asian American icons — but 13 years later, their channel boasts over 3 million ...

When I arrive on the set of Wong Fu Productions’ first feature film in Pasadena, CA, they’re in the middle of shooting one of the most emotional scenes in the movie. Everyone, from the production crew ...

Soompi recently scored a video interview with Asian American filmmaking trio Wong Fu Productions during the final leg of their country-wide tour. Watch as Wesley Chan, Ted Fu, and Philip Wang discuss ...

‘Everything Before Us,’ which opened the L.A. Asian Pacific Film Festival on April 23, will be released worldwide on Vimeo June 3. By Rebecca Sun Senior Editor, Diversity & Inclusion The first time ...

At VidCon this year, Apple was reportedly in talks with a few popular YouTube channels, suggesting the possibility of an advertising campaign collaboration between the Cupertino-based company and ...

Before there was “Crazy Rich Asians” or “Everything Everywhere All at Once,” there was a scrappy trio of college students making independent films that resonated with young Asian Americans. Wong Fu ...