How Francesca Mehrotra Became the First South Asian Christine Daaé
Step inside “Masquerade,” an immersive “Phantom of the Opera” retelling, where Francesca Mehrotra makes history as the first South Asian to play the Phantom’s Christine.
“The Furious” Lands Every Punch
Producer Bill Kong, director Kenji Tanigaki, and actors Xie Miao and Joe Taslim discuss Hong Kong cinema and a return to real people performing real stunts.
Journalist Dion Lim Reflects on Her Journey of Reporting On Anti-Asian Hate
In her new book, “AMPLIFY! My Fight for Asian America,” Dion Lim writes about speaking out for Asian American communities and why we must continue fighting.
What to Watch in August
We’re finishing off summer with a lineup of films and series highlighting fantastical battles, family crises, and characters that wrestle with belonging, justice, and empowerment.
What to Watch in May
This May, check out the new releases like “Karate Kid: Legends” starring Jackie Chan and Ming-Na Wen, the live action “Lilo & Stitch,” and a documentary featuring legendary producer Lee Soo Man.
Asian Women Directors on Their SXSW 2025 Projects
While this year’s SXSW Film & TV Festival may be over, here are some of the features that will stay with us even beyond — all directed and led by Asian women.
With China Ending International Adoptions, I Am Now a Blip
A 30-year-old Chinese adoptee reflects on identity, belonging, and the emotional complexities of being part of a system now in flux.
David Henry Hwang’s “Yellow Face” Explores The Nature of Asian American Identity
The playwright’s satirical comedy inspired by real events makes its Broadway debut with Daniel Dae Kim, exploring the complexities of race and identity in theater.
Art, Music, and Connection: The Role of Asian American Women in Community Building
From a singer-songwriter in Georgia to YouTube creators and Chinatown activists, explore the diverse ways these women are using creativity to build connections and empower their communities.
Melodies of Home, Stringing Together Two Continents
The New Haven Chinese Cultural Cooperative, a traditional Chinese and Taiwanese music ensemble, celebrates Asian American heritage with tunes echoing an ancient homeland.