Putting her money where her mouth is

Quoted from: http://news.asianweek.com

' Leaving everything she knew as a television news reporter and anchor, Korean-born comic Tina Kim moved to New York to pursue her dream of becoming a stand-up comic. Influenced by fellow Korean American comic Margaret Cho, Kim is a one-woman powerhouse - she produces her own sold-out shows, rents out theaters, promotes herself on the Internet and across college campuses. Kim frankly jokes about her dating life. She says she's looking for a husband and would like to date an Asian man. Why? 'Most of them live at home! More money to buy me presents!'

Kim will be at Cobb's Comedy Club in San Francisco this April. She talks to AsianWeek about 'Asian Lovers,' her parents and her life as an Asian American female comic.

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You write on your website: 'If you're not a fan of Robbie [Williams], I will most likely not be able to spend time with you. If you possess the charisma, looks and style of Robbie, please contact me.' What would you do if you meet Williams?

Well, I hope he's not gay! I just want to be Robbie Williams' friend. A perfect date ... maybe we can go boxing, and after boxing, we can have dinner, then after that we'll go see a Broadway show, that would be a perfect date. Yes, I want to box Robbie Williams! He'll have to take it easy, I'll have to hit him as hard as he can on the stomach.

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