Hyphen magazine - Asian American arts, culture, and politics

The net is becoming less wide and more a world dominated by Hollywood and Madison Avenue. Will that affect APIs who have flourished on the internet?

Ken Choy provides a rundown of not-to-miss films featuring Asian and Asian American talent, from online streaming to Video-On-Demand to film festivals everywhere.

South Korean film The Tower topples Hollywood with A Werewolf Boy snarling up box office receipts. They join the galloping parade of films besting Tinsel Town in terms of ticket sales in South Korea.

Hyphen columnist Ken Choy provides a holiday gift guide for the early adopter, gadget lover in your life.

The director of the documentary Buffalo Girls sheds his negative perspective on child boxing in Thailand over the course of making the film. But should we view kids thrashing each other through a more critical lens?

East West Players’ Tea With Music injects songs into a renowned play. But there's more than just melodies to provide a richness to the brew.

The new short Hibakusha follows a legacy of animated films portraying harrowing wartime experiences.

East West Players will hold a forum around increasing inclusiveness in theater for APIAs. Can that be achieved with an invitation-only format and no APIAs on the panel?

Hyphen interviews Ryan Suda, founder of the Asian American apparel store Blacklava.

Hyphen is partnering with Indomina to offer three DVDs of Chen Kaige’s Sacrifice, which is being released today.