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Henry Golding Celebrates His “Crazy” Golden Globe Nod With Who Else but His Beautiful Wife

Henry Golding has plenty of reasons to celebrate lately; in addition to having one of the best films of the year with Crazy Rich Asians, the movie recently nabbed not one but two Golden Globe nominations, and the 31-year-old heartthrob was crowned GQ’s Man of the Year.On Thursday, Henry celebrated all of his recent success […]

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Who Plays Astrid in Crazy Rich Asians? You’re About to See the Actress Everywhere

Rachel Chu may be the leading lady in Crazy Rich Asians, but Astrid is clearly the film’s It girl.From her impeccable style to her sophisticated attitude, she’s the girl everyone wants to be best friends with.So, just who exactly is the actress behind the lovable socialite? Allow us to introduce you to Gemma Chan.Related: Yes, […]

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The Crazy Rich Asians Movie Has the Star-Studded Cast of Your Dreams

Alert your book club, because the movie adaptation of Kevin Kwan’s hit 2014 novel, Crazy Rich Asians, is finally here! The story follows Rachel Chu (Constance Wu) as she attempts to adapt to the insanely lavish world her boyfriend’s family inhabits in Singapore and all of the over-the-top encounters she has along the way.The glitzy […]

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Confirmed: Crazy Rich Asians’ Constance Wu and Henry Golding Are Even Cuter in Real Life

Constance Wu and Henry Golding star as Rachel Chu and Nicholas Young in the highly anticipated Crazy Rich Asians movie, and we’re happy to report that their relationship is just as cute in real life.Even though Constance and Henry are only friends (Henry is happily married to TV host Liv Lo), the two seem to […]

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Why Constance Wu’s Leading Role in Crazy Rich Asians Is So Frickin’ Important

Image Source: Warner Bros.Romantic comedies are universal in appeal, but they’ve historically been limiting in terms of casting.Over the years, white actresses like Meg Ryan and Julia Roberts have dominated female protagonist roles in the genre.The road to progress has been slow, but after an unnecessarily long delay, there’s finally an Asian-American leading lady in […]

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