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What will be Jeremy Lin's future now that Linsanity is a memory?
Grading Jeremy Lin's Playoff Performance Thus Far
Jeremy Lin's playoff action has left just about everything to be desired. The Linsanity era with the New York Knicks last season did not extend into the postseason because of a meniscus injury to Lin, so the popular—and polarizing—point guard is now getting his first playoff run in a Houston Rockets uniform. Show More Summary
From a Gas Station Screening to Linsanity: Your Weekly Movie To-Do List
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5 Artsy Things to Do in L.A. This WeekFriday, April 26
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From Japanese director Shunji Iwai comes Vampire, a film about a teacher (Ke...
He's Jeremy Lin. I'm Chris Tang.
How one overseas prospect got caught in the swirl of Linsanity.
New Yorkers, be sure to swing by Gelf Magazine's Varsity Letters reading tomorrow night.
New Yorkers, be sure to swing by Gelf Magazine's Varsity Letters reading tomorrow night. Some great basketball writers will be there to read from We'll Always Have Linsanity, which can be purchased now on Amazon. Read more...
Jeremy Lin Is Quietly Having Huge Season as Rockets Aim to Crash Playoffs
Linsanity has died down since Jeremy Lin was taking New York by storm in 2012, but the young point guard is proving that he was worth every penny of the contract he signed with the Houston Rockets prior to the start of the 2012-13 season. Show More Summary
Documenting ‘Linsanity’
Jeremy Lin seemed to come out of nowhere, but Evan Jackson Leong, director of the documentary “Linsanity,” knew better. He’d been following Lin with a camera since the player’s days in school.
Jeremy Lin: Houston Rockets Must Lean Heavily on Surging PG
With the Houston Rockets clutching to their postseason lives, it is time for them to ride a wave of Linsanity. The Rockets currently sit with a 36-31 record, which has them in seventh place in the Western Conference. That leaves them a full game ahead of the Los Angeles Lakers and just two games ahead of the ninth-place Utah Jazz. Show More Summary
Linsanity documentary premieres in San Francisco
Linsanity, Evan Leong's documentary about the rise and rise of Chinese American basketball star Jeremy Lin, had its world premiere at the Sundance Film Festival in January, and has now begun showing at other festivals around the US. [ more › ]
Yes, ‘Linsanity’ Is Still a Thing
Former New York Knicks guard Jeremy Lin is alive and well and playing for the Houston Rockets--and a new documentary chronicles his unlikely rise, and the even more unlikely spread of "Linsanity.." A video interview with Lin.
‘Linsanity’ Hits the Big Screen
“Linsanity,” filmmaker Evan Jackson Leong’s documentary about NBA basketball player Jeremy Lin, made its Bay Area debut Thursday night as the opening film of the recently renamed CAAMFest film festival.
Do This Tonight: 'Linsanity' At The Castro Theater
Tonight, The Center for Asian America Media presents 'Linsanity' as the kick-off to its 11-day celebration of film and culture celebrating Asian and Asian American artists. [ more › ]
Raymond Felton-Jason Kidd Tandem Proving Jeremy Lin Fans Wrong
There is no doubt the New York Knicks upgraded when they unloaded Jeremy Lin in favor of Raymond Felton. The Raymond Felton-Jason Kidd tandem instantly hushed the echoes of Linsanity in Madison Square Garden’s rafters—and in the media. Show More Summary
Jeremy Lin Continues to Prove NBA Legitimacy as Rockets Starting Point Guard
Jeremy Lin took control of New York City and dominated the 2011-12 NBA regular season. The critics of Linsanity referred to him a flash in the pan. While the critique of his stardom came with rationale, senseless questions arose in reference to his status of a deserving NBA player. Show More Summary
Section 15: Linsanity, Brooklyn Style
A couple of Jeremy Lin fans have different reasons for rooting against the Nets at Barclays Center.
Jeremy Lin: Breaking Down Rockets PG's Performance at the All-Star Break
When the Houston Rockets signed Jeremy Lin in the offseason, the polarizing point guard became an instant lightning rod subject. Did the Rockets make a mistake? Was Linsanity a fluke? Were the Rockets NBA Finals contenders? Now that the hysteria has died down a bit and Lin has put in 55 games with the Rockets, it's much easier to examine the move. Show More Summary
Who Was the Better New York Knick: Raymond Felton or Jeremy Lin?
Last year, the world was introduced to "Linsanity" in all of its pomp and splendor. On Feb. 4, 2012, a young man largely unknown to the casual NBA fan stepped in to the bright lights and on to the big stage of Madison Square Garden to begin living a dream. Show More Summary
Jeremy Lin Must See Consistent Playing Time for Rockets to Find Success
It’s been a little more than a year since Linsanity began to sweep the NBA landscape. The lights aren’t shining quite as brightly on the budding star this season, but he’s still playing like one of the best point guards in the league. Show More Summary
Jeremy Lin: Rockets PG Must Find Linsanity Before Postseason
When the Houston Rockets signed Jeremy Lin to a three-year deal last July, GM Daryl Morey and head coach Kevin McHale hoped that the phenomenon known as Linsanity would follow him to Houston. At this point in the season, it's safe to say that the Linsanity of 2012-13 has been sporadic, at best. Show More Summary
Scanner File: Big Brother’s “Yellow Issue” (August 1998)
After the internet’s collective failure in digitizing the much revered Big Brother “Black Issue,” we are checking off our annual scanner-based post requirement. Sunday is Chinese New Year (we’re also in the midst of Linsanity’s one-year anniversary), and what better way to celebrate than by remembering notable skaters of Asian descent, circa 1998. (A note [...]
- Call of Duty Ghosts
- Xbox
- Oklahoma Tornado
- Moore
- Apple CEO Tim Cook
- Halo TV
- Steven Spielberg
- Star Trek Into Darkness
- Notre Dame Cathedral
- Arrested Development
- The Lone Ranger
- Red Cross
- CEO Marissa Mayer
- Internal Revenue Service
- Jamie Dimon
- Cannes Film Festival
- Quantum Break
- Ray Manzarek
- Jodi Arias
- Permanent Subcommittee
