XiXi Yang is an entertainment television personality who has worked with some of the most authoritative entertainment companies in the world. Known for her candid, spunky interview style and her self-proclaimed PhD in pop culture, XiXi has established rapport with thousands of celebrities and earned the credibility as one of the most reputable fresh faces in media. You can watch XiXi Yang anchor "Live From the Red Carpet" for the Associated Press, where she brings millions of viewers worldwide live coverage of some of the most prestigious award shows like The Oscars, Grammy Awards, Screen Actor's Guild Awards, and more. XiXi is also an on-air panelist/commentator to CNN's spin-off channel HLN's flagship pop culture news show "The Daily Share," reaching approximately 96 million households.Since 2010, XiXi Yang has been the Host and Executive Producer of "PopStop TV," a weekly pop culture program where she delivers the latest celebrity gossip and social trends from all over the world by getting up-close-and-personal with young Hollywood's Hottest stars. XiXi has interviewed some of the biggest stars like Brad Pitt, Morgan Freeman, Justin Bieber, Meryl Streep, Usher, Shakira, Michael Bublé, Jackie Chan, and more. XiXi's interviews have made headlines on TMZ, KTLA, Sky TV, HLN, and are regularly featured on MTV, BET, Vh1, Complex, E!, OK!, and Us Weekly. She can be seen as a guest host for E! News Now, MTV News, etc.XiXi was born in Shanghai, China, and raised in both China and Japan before coming to the States. When XiXi came to the States at the age of 9, she discovered her passion for pop culture on a global scale. Growing up in three different countries, XiXi experienced cultural shock and was incredibly fascinated by the fusion of Asian and Western media trends.In her spare time, XiXi enjoys running and traveling as a motivational speaker! She has spoken at Yale University and Verizon's Visionaries Conference, inspiring the millennial generation of entrepreneurs to use social media to break into entertainment.She is bilingual in English and Mandarin. Show less «