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  • 5 days ago | huffpost.com | Ellen Lee

    Ellie the Elephant isn’t just the New York Liberty’s mascot — she’s a movement. From her high-energy dance moves to her head-turning fashion, Ellie represents everything the Liberty stands for: confidence, style and the spirit of New York City. (Watch the full interview above.)“Ellie exemplifies who we are as a team. Obviously, she’s our mascot, but I think she’s more than that. I think she embodies New York,” Sabrina Ionescu, point guard for the Liberty, told HuffPost.

  • 2 weeks ago | huffpost.com | Ellen Lee

    You’ve probably seen Ming-Na Wen wielding a sword, outsmarting enemies or saving the galaxy — often all at once.

  • 3 weeks ago | huffpost.com | Ellen Lee

    Ellie The Elephant Is Changing The GameMeet Ellie the Elephant, the New York Liberty’s larger-than-life icon who’s redefining what it means to hype up a team, represent a culture and inspire a new generation of WNBA fans.

  • 4 weeks ago | huffpost.com | Ellen Lee

    Stepping onto the set of “Karate Kid: Legends” wasn’t just a career milestone for Ben Wang; it was like walking straight into a childhood dream. (For the full interview, watch the video above.)The 25-year-old actor, best known for his breakout role in “American Born Chinese,” leads the newest chapter of the iconic martial arts franchise. In the upcoming film, Wang plays Li Fong, a kung fu prodigy who trains under the guidance of Mr. Han (Jackie Chan) and Daniel LaRusso (Ralph Macchio).

  • 4 weeks ago | huffpost.com | Ellen Lee

    More than four decades after “The Karate Kid” debuted, actor Ralph Macchio is once again stepping into the role of Daniel LaRusso, this time with a deeper sense of purpose. (For the full interview, watch the video above.)Reprising the iconic character in the upcoming film “Karate Kid: Legends” isn’t just a nostalgic return for the actor. It’s a continuation of a legacy that Macchio says shaped both LaRusso’s journey and his own.

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