Lucy Liu, Dev Patel, and More To Be Honored At The 7th Annual Gold House Gala
Lucy Liu and Dev Patel - VALERIE MACON / Taylor Hill
On May 11, 2024, actor Lucy Liu and actor-producer-director Dev Patel are among many Asian Pacific entertainment professionals to be recognized at the 2024 Gold House Gala. Liu will be a Gold Legend recipient and Patel will be an A1- Entertainment & Media recipient.
Other Asian Pacific entertainment honorees are as follows:
Alia Bhatt (Actress, Producer, and Entrepreneur)
Sarayu Blue, Lulu Wang, and Ji-young Yoo (Showrunner and Director & Stars, Expats)
Natasha Liu Bordizzo (Actress)
Luciane Buchanan (Actress)
Rosalind Chao, Jess Hong, Zine Tseng, Alexander Woo, and Benedict Wong (Executive Producer, Co-Creator, and Stars, 3 Body Problem)
Helen Chiang (COO of Game Content and Studios, Xbox)
Shou Chew (Tik Tok)
Alan Chikin Chow (Content Creator)
Gordon Cormier, Albert Kim, and Dallas Liu (Showrunner and Stars of Avatar: The Last Airbender)
Maya Erskine (Actress)
Mark Fischbach (Creator and Filmmaker)
Rachell Marie Hofstetter (Content and Streamer)
Brenda Hsueh, Leah Lewis, and Peter Sohn (Writer, Director, and Star, Elemental)
Dylan Jadeja (CEO, Riot Games)
Weijia Jiang (Senior White House Correspondent, CBS News)
Karan Johar (Producer, Director, Talk Show Host, and Entrepreneur)
Lee Jung-jae (Actor and Filmmaker)
Anand Kini (Executive Vice President and Corporate Strategy, Comcast Corporation and Chief Financial Officer for NBCUniversal)
Kristen Kish (Chef, Author, and TV Host)
Padma Lakshmi (Producer, Author, Host, and Entrepreneur)
Greta Lee, Celine Song, and Teo Yoo (Writer, Director, and Stars, Past Lives)
Howard Lee (President, Discovery Channel Networks and TLC)
Mackenyu, Steve Maeda, and Eiichiro Oda (Creator, Executive Producer, & Star, One Piece)
Rosemary Palacios, Bobby Pontillas, Yinan Shentu, and TJ (Director of Talent Outreach, Inclusion, and Creative Development, Puppeteer, Muppet & Animation Director, Sesame Street)
David Park (Partner and Television Agent, UTA)
Asad Qizilbash (Head of PlayStation Productions and Head of Product, PlayStation Studios)
Keanu Reeves (Actor)
Anna Sawai, Ren Watabe, and Mari Yamamoto (Stars, Monarch: Legacy of Monsters)
Zohreen Shah (Correspondent, ABC News)
Bang Si-Hyuk (CEO, HYBE)
Natalie Tran (Executive Director, CAA Foundation)
Ali Wong, Steven Yeun, Joseph Lee, Young Mazino, David Choe, and Patti Yasutake (Cast and Creator of Beef)
Hoa Xuande (Actor)
Special honors go to actor Cynthia Ervo (Gold Ally) and the organizations SAG-AFTRA and WGA.
Additionally, the following A100 List recipients who have been honored three or more times are a part of the select group being inducted into the hall of fame.
Bela Bajaria (Chief Content Officer, Netflix)
Nina Yang Bongiovi (Co-Founder, Significant Productions & Creative Partner, AUM Group)
Gemma Chan (Actress)
David Chang (Author, TV Personality and Founder of Momofuku Group)
Albert Cheng (VP, Head of Prime Video U.S.)
Priyanka Chopra (Actress)
Jon M. Chu (Director)
Agnes Chu (President, Condé Nast Entertainment)
Ken Jeong (Actor & Comedian)
Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson (Actor and Producer)
Padma Lakshmi (Producer, Author, Host, and Entrepreneur)
Dan Lin (CEO, Rideback)
Lisa Ling (Executive Producer & Host of This is Life with Lisa Ling, CNN)
Nora “Awkwafina” Lum (Actress and Comedian)
Jason Momoa (Actor)
Lisa Nishimura (Vice President, Original Documentary and Independent Features at Netflix)
Sandra Oh (Actress)
Abhijay Prakash (President of Universal Filmed Entertainment Group)
Olivia Rodrigo (Singer, Songwriter, and Actor)
Lilly Singh (Actress, Comedian, TV Host, & Author)
Chrissy Teigen (Model, TV Host, and Lifestyle Curator)
Kelly Marie Tran (Actress)
Taika Waititi (Emmy Nominated, Academy Award and GRAMMY-winning Writer, Director, Actor, and Producer)
James Wan (Director, Producer, and Writer)
Ali Wong (Comedian, Writer and Actress)
Michelle Yeoh (Actress)
Steven Yeun (Actor & Producer)
Kim Yutani (Director of Programming, Sundance Film Festival)
Fareed Zakaria (Journalist, CNN)
The Gold House Gala celebrates through the nation’s most-recognized Asian Pacific award—the A100. The A100 List honors the 100 Asians and Pacific Islanders (APIs) who had the most impact on culture and society over the past year. The event features a Gold Carpet with the press, interactive experiences, groundbreaking announcements, and a curated guest list of multicultural luminaries and thought leaders.
The event will take place in Los Angeles on May 11. The Gold House Gala is recognized as a celebration of AAPI excellence and history, honoring the company's A100 list of most influential Asians.