Here is a sneak peek of tonight's episode of The Doll Life. In the clip, Dolldelight fashion designer Cyril Lumboy and her manager Paula explain how the fashion line’s sample sales work and the deals fans can get on these beautiful dolly dresses. Stephanie is doing her best at the sample sale to get shoppers to purchase as many dresses as possible and prove to Cyril that she’s dedicated to Dolldelight’s success.
Season 2 opens with a clash of egos when the team reflects on the tumultuous past year. Stephanie and Stevie criticize Paula’s lateness and lack of organization.
Read MoreMyx TV is hosting a night of Asian Horror films every Friday this month. Below you can see the listing and trailers for each film.
Film: The Black Hand
Date: Oct. 14 at 8/7c
Yoo-Gyeong and Jung-woo, a neurosurgeon, are having an extramarital affair. When Yoo-Gyeong’s hand is replaced after a horrific accident, the surgery leads to a disturbing turn of events.
Film: The Puppet
Premieres: Oct. 21 at 8/7c
A psychiatrist enters a menacing relationship of power and betrayal with a woman who he can control through hypnotism.
Film: The Wicked
Premieres: Oct. 28 at 8/7c
quiet, lonely outcast plots revenge against her cruel boss.
Inspired by legendary TV-hosted movie nights like “Sci-Fi Theater,” “Kung Fu Theater” and the 1980’s classic “Mystery Science Theater 3000” comes Myx TV’s “Movie So Good,”
Read More“The Doll Life” is an exciting look at what happens behind-the-scenes at the Japanese street fashion brand, Dolldelight. Headed by designer Cyril Lumboy, Dolldelight specializes in the popular sub-culture of Japanese "Dolly Style" street fashion, otherwise known as “Lolita fashion.”
Read MoreI have seen some shows that make Lolita look bad and while I am still skeptical about how this series will come together, it seems to show a bit of promise and positive light. Taking a behind the scenes approach, the show answers the curious question of most people on the outside of the J-fashion culture looking in- OMG! Did you make your clothes?!
Read MoreAnother month and more Asian horror has come to MYX TV. Check out this month's lineup.
Read MoreStarting tonight at 8/7c, MYx TV is launching “Shiver and Shake,” a horror programming block spotlighting iconic Asian horror films. Every Friday night at 8/7c for the next 26 weeks, you will be able to catch movies like “The Unseeable,” “Nightmare Detective,” and “Black Night” and many other scary films from Thailand, Japan, Korea, and the Philippines.
Read MoreOn the next episode of Call to Cosplay airing Tuesday, June 9 at 8/7c, contestants are tasked with making costumes with the theme “crossplay,” where they must cosplay as a character of a different gender. Given a surprise material, contestants race against the clock to design the most creative costumes they can for the judges. Contestant Sheila cosplays as Cole from the action, roleplaying game “Dragon Age: Inquisition.”
Read MoreWe had a chat with former Miss Universe and now judge for MYX TV "Call To Cosplay" show Brook Lee. Brook talks about season 2 of Call to Cosplay, what's it like to be a judge on the show and of course cosplay.
Read MoreMyx TV, the fastest growing English-language multicultural Asian American entertainment network in the United States, established its 2015 programming slate. The line-up includes new and returning original television series, original YouTube series, new acquisitions and a special Memorial Day weekend programming block.
New this season is, “The Doll Life,” a spinoff of last year’s hit docu-series, “I’m Asian American and …” This series delves into the Japanese “lolita/living doll” clothing brand, Dolldelight, and follows designer Cyril Lumboy and her team of House Dolls throughout their work and personal lives. “The Doll Life” premieres Tuesday, October 20th at 8/7c and is produced by Thirsty Tiger Television.
Returning for the second season are the Myx TV original series “Call to Cosplay,” “Bagged” and “Eat Your Words.” Each series will air a new episode every week.
Previously announced, “Call to Cosplay,” the ultimate cosplay costume design competition show, returned Tuesday, May 12. Host Keith Kawamura returns, along with DJ Wednesday, and judges this season include Miss Universe 1997, Brook Lee, author and stylist, Marissa Lynch and cosplay stars, Johnny Junkers and Lindsay Elyse. “Call to Cosplay” is produced by George Chung.
“Bagged,” the dating show where contestants don masks pitting personality against appearance, returns Thursday, June 25 at 8/7c. “Bagged” is produced by Aureus Grex.
The award-winning “Eat Your Words,” which challenges amateur food bloggers to cook dishes better than the professional chefs they negatively reviewed online, returns Sunday, August 16 at 8/7c. “Eat Your Words” is hosted by Kara Birkenstock and produced by Thirsty Tiger Television.
"We’re bringing back our most well-received, out-of-the-box, original series and, for the new season, making them bigger and better," said Miguel Santos, General Manager of Myx TV. "Viewers can look forward to better costumes, crazier scenarios, bigger sets and more interesting characters.”
Additionally, Myx TV is beginning production on original series for its YouTube Channel (www.YouTube.com/user/MYXTV). The first of the series will be, “The Alternative,” featuring a spiritual, holistic host who offers insight on various common health conditions and ways to combat them using Eastern medicine and common household items. “The Alternative” is produced by Aureus Grex.
"We need to keep our audience engaged whenever and however they are choosing to tune-in to Myx programming," said Santos. "Developing original productions across platforms is a natural extension to our brand, and something we're looking forward to introducing to our unique and diverse fans.”
Myx TV also acquired Asian horror movies in a new programming block called “Shiver and Shake,” featuring the best films from all across Asia, including:Hide and Go Kill, Tokyo Gore School, Shirome, Karaoke Terror and The Guard Post. “Shiver and Shake” premieres Friday, July 17 at 8/7c.
Additionally, returning for the fifth season is the “Movie So Good” programming block, featuring cult classic martial arts movies all dubbed into English. These films will air Memorial Day weekend on Sunday, May 24 and Monday, May 25, with new movies airing every Monday at 8/7c. Films included in this block are:Undefeatable, Incredible Kids, Kung Fu Fighter, Lethal Combat, Karate Cops, Shaolin vs. Evil Dead, Kung Fu Chefs, Omega Cop and Kindergarten Ninja.
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