Blog Archive: June 2013

Naked Bodies, Bodies of History

- June 27, 2013

Ongoing shows by Asian American artists boldly place bodies front and center.

Books: Savory with Heat

Jee Yoon Lee - June 27, 2013

A story about a woman and her family is at the
heart of The Abundance, the
impressive second novel by Amit Majmudar.

Sanjay and Craig: Nickelodeon's Hilarious New Mixed-Race Hero

Theresa Celebran Jones - June 26, 2013

We need more mixed race families and kids on television. Nickeloedon is leading the way.

Iraqi Refugees Sue President Bush over Losses in Iraq War

Justine Lee - June 26, 2013

A San Francisco lawyer is representing Iraqi refugees in a lawsuit against the Bush Administration over the Iraq War.

The H-spot: Your Sex Questions Answered

Abigail Licad - June 24, 2013

Open relationships? Sex as exercise? Lipstick lesbians?

Welcome to Hyphen’s The H-spot column, where Hyphen drops mad knowledge on readers’ questions about the nasty and other prurient delights.

AAPI Groups Question Implementation of Health Care Reform

Nadia Hussain - June 21, 2013

Community groups are skeptical of whether the Affordable Care Act (healthcare reform law) can resolve the information and language barriers that have stifled access to healthcare for many AAPIs in the past.

Hyphen TV: Never Gonna Die

Dianne Choie - June 17, 2013

Vegas Week on So You Think You Can Dance, the premiere of Sullivan and Son, the Accountant on Awkward., bizarre behavior on Mistresses, bizarre everything on The Hero, and a photo shoot on Push Girls.

410[GONE] Review: Hurts So Good

Joy Tang - June 14, 2013

410[GONE] is an intelligent, beautiful, bristling play about a brother and sister who, together, kind of conquer death.

Hyphen TV: Goodbye Kitty

Dianne Choie - June 10, 2013

Mistresses and The Hero premieres, the return of Push Girls, plus updates on So You Think You Can Dance, The Big Brain Theory, and Awkward.