Close the Curtain on 'Miss Saigon'
Why is a musical that perpetuates a Western fantasy of Asians as small, weak and effeminate still so popular?
'Miss Saigon' Ages Horribly In Era Of #MeToo And Authentic Representation
It's time that we revisit problematic musicals from the past and reevaluate their optics when it comes to poor representation of people of color, women and other marginalized communities.
Bruce Lee's family calls 'Once Upon a Time' 'a mockery.' Is it insult or homage?
Quentin Tarantino's Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood includes an unnecessary stuntman scene that Bruce Lee's family finds disrespectful to the martial arts icon's legacy.
The NBA has never forgiven Linsanity for being the Great [White] Hope
To understand how Jeremy Lin is viewed today is to understand what went into Linsanity to begin with.
Jeremy Lin Is a Long Way (Emotionally) From Linsanity
It has been an emotional few days for players in the N.B.A., but none struck a chord quite as much as Lin, a former star grappling with what could be the end of his career.
What is a concentration camp? It's an old debate that mostly started in California
Japanese Americans and Jews have been arguing for decades over how and when to use the term “concentration camp" — and, in many ways, it all started in California.
My grandmother died without knowing she had cancer. Was it really 'a good lie'?
Truth, lies, and Chinese culture.
The workers who make Korean barbecue possible deserve better
Behind the scenes, Korean barbecue is a labor intensive dining experience, and the people making it possible need more respect, pay, and benefits.
Protesters Killed A Plan For A Koreatown Homeless Shelter. But That's Just The Beginning Of The Story
Homelessness is up 86% in Koreatown. Here's how the neighborhood has been responding.
She Was Filipino Food's Greatest Champion. Now Her Work Is Finding New Fans.
Years after her death, the writer Doreen Gamboa Fernandez is gaining a following among Filipino American chefs for the way she explored the cuisine from the bottom up.
Why It Is Important to Know the Story of Filipino-American Larry Itliong
Author Gayle Romasanta is on a crusade to recover the story of Filipino American labor organizer Larry Itliong, empowering young leaders to follow in his footsteps.
The Incendiaries Author R.O. Kwon on Why She Came Out as Bisexual on Twitter
Bestselling novelist R.O. Kwon explains the importance of sharing her identity.
On the Road with Mitski
Singer/songwriter Mitski who writes achingly intense songs about private yearnings, has spent the past year in performance venues packed with fellow-loners.
All Eyes on Hadestown's Eva Noblezada
Introducing the 23-year-old star of this season's standout musical, Hadestown.
Why Marvel Phase 5 Needs a Shang-Chi/Jimmy Woo Team-Up Movie
Even before his first movie hits theaters, Shang-Chi and the Agents of Atlas is too easy a sequel to imagine.
