Hyphen magazine - Asian American arts, culture, and politics

A look at the East West Players' The Language Archive, about a linguist who seeks to preserve the world’s languages but is incapable of communicating with those around him.

Garrett Wang, a.k.a. Ensign Kim from Star Trek: Voyager, calls out Shatner plus other observations from the inaugural year of LA's Comikaze Expo.

At the US China Film Summit presented by the Asia Society, filmmakers discuss having yet to deliver relevant content to hold the interest of both nations' audiences.

Literary Chinese American detective April Woo will soon make the jump to television, but is she echoing the cultural stereotypes of the Charlie Chan era?

East West Players' world premiere production of A Widow of No Importance is funny, light, and tackles a non-traditional romance.

Here's your chance to win a VIP audition pass for the 13th season of NBC's The Biggest Loser in Los Angeles.

Quite a line-up of Asian American talent this weekend -- here's whom to watch.

The new play Sun Sisters focuses on the last days of a cancer-stricken mother whose waning health forces her to recount and re-examine her life choices. As her daughter returns home to nurse her, the mother has to grapple with the murkiness of reality and her own fears, to come to terms with her daughter’s lifestyle before it is too late.

Comic-Con -- the place to be if you like virtually anything -- is well worth the year-long wait. Movie stars, funny costumes, and sci-fi goodness. We recap the highs and lows of this year's festival of geek delights.

How can fans coax creators into diversifying the faces of their stories? Racebending.com, the site that created a stir in 2010 with The Last Airbender casting protests, hopes to inspire fans to act with solutions. And there’s no more perfect place to talk to fans than at Comic-Con.