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XiXi’s interviews and stories for PopStop TV have made been featured on TMZ, KTLA, Sky TV, HLN, MTV, BET, and more.

In 2016, XiXi became a weekly entertainment contributor/commentator to CNN and the network's spin-off channel HLN, appearing on shows like The Daily Share.

In 2015, XiXi became the Associated Press entertainment correspondent for their live stream for awards season, covering the Golden Globes, Academy Awards, and the Screen Actor's Guild Awards.

The 41st People's Choice Awards Red Carpet The 21st Screen Actor's Guild Awards Red Carpet The 57th Annual Grammy Awards Red Carpet The 87th Academy Awards Red Carpet The 2015 Governor's Ball Oscars Official Afterparty The 58th Grammy Awards Red Carpet 2015 Oscars Red Carpet

In 2012, XiXi made several guest hosting appearances for E! Entertainment Television's daily series E! News Now.

In 2010, XiXi Co-Founded PopStop TV Network with her partners and is the host and executive producer of a show called PopStop TV based in Pasadena, California. The channel covers news, entertainment, music and fashion and provides millennial viewers with the latest breaking news and videos straight from the entertainment industry. The PopStop TV show airs weekly on Channel 64 DirecTV/Dish/AT&T, Channel 20 Fios, and Channel 32 Time Warner, reaching approximately 4.5 million house-holds.

In 2008, XiXi started her hosting career as the VJ / host for Dance Music Television, airing on channel 18 in Westchester, NY. She covered street festivals, concerts, and events, along with interviewing various artists and entertainers in the New York City area.

In 2007, she graduated from North Allegheny Senior High School and entered New York University, studying mass media communications. In 2010, she transferred to University of California Los Angeles.

In 2005, fascinated by the cultural differences between American and Chinese high-school teenagers, Yang published an article in China's Yangzi Newspaper, entitled "Comparing Cultural Differences: American and Chinese High School Students". The basis of her studies came from the nine-page questionnaires she passed to 275 high-school students in both countries. The article also documented Yang's childhood and the emotional struggles she went through growing up as an Asian-American. Yang's article caught the attention of cctv.com, the most powerful television broadcaster in mainland China, for she was one of the first few high-school students to publish in Yangzi. Yang was interviewed by CCTV on February 6, 2004, and received an overwhelming number of letters in response.

XiXi Yang (born February 16, 1989) is an American television personality. She anchored "Live From the Red Carpet" for the Associated Press and is an entertainment contributor to CNN/HLN Network. She is the co-founder of PopStop TV Network.