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"In an animated world that is equal parts Enter The Dragon & Super Mario Bros., XL Middleton fights the evil that stole his love interest, while finding time to clown on the ultra-emo, lets-discuss-our-feelings rap music that has taken over the airwaves. Directed by B. Mahlberg/Mahlberg Studios."

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"'I Am Bruce Lee' tells the amazing story of one of the most iconic human beings ever to enter the public consciousness. Voted as one of the most important people of the 20th century in Time Magazine's Time 100, as well as one of the Greatest Pop Culture Icons by People Magazine, Bruce Lee continues to be honoured and remembered for his enduring legacy."

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Opening on February 9, 2012.

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This issue of the A-Profiler, Nelson Wong interviews comedian Marc Abrigo. Find out how Abrigo got his start in stand-up comedy, what his thoughts on hecklers are, and how he warms up before performances like a mixed martial artist. Abrigo will be will headlining at the Purple Onion in San Francisco on February 18, 2012.

As a child, were you always known as a funny kid? How did you get started in stand-up comedy?
Truth be told, it was the only real thing I was good at, growing up. That, and eating ridiculous amounts of fried foods. As for how I started, I joined Bindlestiff Studio, the epicenter for Filipino/Fil-Am arts out of the Bay Area, in 2005 and took part in one of their stand-up workshops two years later. My teacher told me it’d be a waste if I stopped, and here I am, five years later.

Your stand-up comedy is pretty much geared towards adults and yet you are known for your young look. Do you find that works to your advantage when you walk on stage with new audiences? Do you find yourself getting ...

"Your Year & Happiness" - Jennifer Chung

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"Let It Snow" - Kina Grannis & Gabe Bondoc

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Asian-American 2011 rap-up by Jason Chu.

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This issue of the A-Profiler, Nelson Wong interviews actress Natalie Kim. Find out how the SuperTwins web series project got started, how she feels about wearing spandex, and why she dislikes zombies.

What was the precise moment in your life where you realized that you wanted to be an actress? Were the people around you (family and friends) supportive of you becoming an actress? What training have you gone through?
When I was five years old, I would dance on our huge front lawn as cars drove by. A lot of times the cars would slow down and stop and stare. I enjoyed that.

I never attended a conservatory but I did take acting at HB Studios as well as movement and voice classes.

I don't come from a traditional Asian background so my family wasn't against it but I did have an accountant friend who said that women had a shelf lives so being an actress wasn't smart. Needless to say I don't really hang out with people like that.

Do you consider yourself a comedy actress primarily? Have you faced any adverse experiences being an Asian American actress? If so, how did you put a positive spin on a negative situation?
For those interested in pursuing a career in the arts When I started ...