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Noah Centineo and Lana Condor, philanthropy is more than just a hobby. The co-stars are gearing up for a charity table read for fans, and the pair recently dished to ET about how collaborating brought them closer together as friends.The actors are hosting a special live-streamed table read of scenes from all three films in the trilogy — including a special scene from the to-be-released third film,.

Lana Condor and Noah Centineo are giving fans a sneak peek at the third film in the series -- for a good cause! The co-stars reunited via an Instagram chat on Tuesday to announce that they will be hosting a livestreamed table read on YouTube on June 30, with proceeds benefiting several organizations dedicated to combating racial injustice.

From to  to , there have been a slew of iconic works over the years that have highlighted or redefined the Asian American experience in impactful ways and have remained a large part of the pop culture lexicon.  

It often only takes one formative, life-changing performance on a TV show or a movie where everything clicks, especially when it comes to representation onscreen: «That's me.» «That's my story.» «They look like my family!» 

Beyoncé, Taylor Swift, Jennifer Lopez, and Demi Lovato have joined the list of stars lining up to deliver inspirational messages to high school graduates during a virtual commencement ceremony next month (June 2020).

Gold House just announced the A100 List for 2020 and some of your favorite stars made the list this year!

To All the Boys I've Loved Before actress Lana Condor was one of many who spoke out against President Donald Trump's decision to refer to COVID-19 as the "Chinese virus" yesterday. She urged him to "be better" than using racist language that offends and endangers so many.

To All the Boys I've Loved Before actress Lana Condor was one of many who spoke out against President Donald Trump's decision to refer to COVID-19 as the "Chinese virus" yesterday. She urged him to "be better" than using racist language that offends and endangers so many.

Asian-American actress Lana Condor has blasted U.S. leader Donald Trump after he refused to back down from calling the COVID-19 pandemic the “Chinese virus” during a White House press conference on Wednesday (March 18, 2020).

Actress Lana Condor called out President Trump on social media for his “racist words & actions” for continuing to refer to the COVID-19 pandemic as the “Chinese virus.” The Vietnamese-born American actress, who stars in Netflix’s “To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before” movies, took to her Instagram Story on Wednesday to share a scathing rebuke of Trump.

Lana Condor, 22, who is of Vietnamese descent, shared a heartfelt PSA about why it’s NOT okay to refer to the new coronavirus as the “Chinese Virus.” That’s exactly what Donald Trump, 73, has been referring to COVID-19 as many Asian Americans have come forward with horrific stories of public harassment and xenophobia after the new coronavirus made its way from China’s province of Wuhan to the U.S. “To wake up to your chaos is truly a nightmare.

It's a proposal straight out of a rom-com, which is pretty fitting for one of the stars of To All the Boys P.S.

Ming-Na Wen looks so gorgeous in a tapestry like gown at the premiere of Mulan held at Dolby Theatre on Monday night (March 9) in Hollywood.

Katherine Schwarzenegger meets up with Beanie Feldstein inside the #AerieREAL Summit in New York City on Sunday afternoon (March 8).

Salma Hayek, Ava Duvernay, and Sophia Loren are among the stars who have curated a female-focused selection of shows for Netflix to mark Sunday’s (March 8, 2020) International Women’s Day.

Salma Hayek, Ava DuVernay, and Sophia Loren are among the stars who have curated a female-focused selection of shows for Netflix to mark International Women’s Day on Sunday.

Netflix is home to some seriously powerful women, on screen and behind the scenes. Now the streaming giant is teaming up with the UN Women to celebrate the power of storytelling on International Women's Day.

The second instalment of Netflix’s teen romance film To All the Boys is finally here and people are falling in love with Noah Centineo’s Peter Kavinsky and Lana Condor’s Lara Jean all over again. Ever since the film released, it is all social media has been talking about. People have been gushing over various moments and sharing their favourite part of the film. Well, guess what? During his latest interview, Noah revealed his favourite moment from the film and it is dialogue.

To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You releases today. The Netflix movie sees Noah Centineo and Lana Condor reprising Peter Kavinsky and Lara Jean. The movie also sees Jordan Fisher join the cast as John Ambrose. While we will let you watch Lara Jean swing between John Ambrose and Kavinsky, we couldn't help but bring up one exciting spoiler that will leave BLACKPINK fans excited about the movie. Now, before you proceed, the remaining article will contain a spoiler from the movie. 

When the high school romantic comedy “To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before” debuted on Netflix in 2018, the adaptation of Jenny Han’s YA best-seller was a groundbreaking benchmark for representation, casting Asian American actor Lana Condor (“X-Men: Apocalypse”) as Lara Jean, who wins the heart of class heartthrob Peter (Noah Centineo). The film was such a sensation that Condor shot the sequels back to back.

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Noah Centineo and Lana Condor are good friends in real life, but they sure make a cute pair on the pink carpet.

Thanks to Netflix we have a second trailer for the upcoming original sequel To All The Boys: P.S. I Still Love You, which comes to the streamer next month just in time for Valentine’s Day. Lana Condor, Noah Centineo, Jordan Fisher, Anna Cathcart, Janel Parrish, John Corbett, Sarayu Blue, Ross Butler, Madeleine Arthur, Emilija Baranc, Trezzo Mahoro, and Holland Taylor are all amongst the cast.

Lana Condor reprises her starring role as Lara Jean Song Covey in “To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You,” one of two sequels to Netflix’s hit teen rom-com “To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before,” which debuted in 2018. But despite her top billing in the series, based on books by Jenny Han, the Vietnamese American actor isn’t immune to insensitive comments in the casting room.

By now, Disney+ has been around long enough for viewers to know that they're totally obsessed with High School Musical: The Musical: The Series. What fans of the show might not know, however, is that To All The Boys star Lana Condor actually auditioned for it.

Lana Condor's fans weren't always supportive of her real-life beau.