The newest Little Book, Lilla boken om Panos: historien om den ikoniska badmodedesignern, has now been released in Sweden and Finland. Jack Yan provides some insights on it as the book’s author […]
The celebrity is far from dead, not supplanted by influencers—in part because the World Wide Web has been plagued with bots, and Google has failed to stem their tide, writes Jack Yan […]
The former World of Wearable Art Supreme Award winner, who has multiple sclerosis, needs our help. Jack Yan explains […]
The Royal New Zealand Ballet’s Solace: Dance to Feed Your Soul featured two world premières in Wellington on Thursday, with new works by Sarah Foster-Sproull and Alice Topp that took us into our souls, along with a performance of Sir Wayne McGregor’s acclaimed Infra […]
There is a lack of differentiation among many corporate fashion brands—the excitement must come from either independent labels, or countries which are embracing the future, writes Jack Yan […]
Jack Yan wonders if any print magazines that began on the web pre-date Lucire; meanwhile, Panos: My Life, My Odyssey is now in paperback with the same page size and count as the original hardcover edition […]
It’s been over four decades since the UK had a police series led by an actor of Chinese descent, notes Jack Yan, and Red Eye breaks barriers in more ways than one […]
Dilmah Tea unveils an artwork in Wellington, New Zealand that pays tribute to its founder, the tea-maker and philanthropist Merrill J. Fernando […]
The final episode of Sunday has aired in New Zealand—a current affairs show that should, even if you follow the money, remain, says Jack Yan […]
The Royal New Zealand Ballet restages Swan Lake, breathing new life into the ballet, and honouring the career of late choreographer Russell Kerr, writes Jack Yan […]
