Assad Zaman on playing a multi-faceted, centuries-old vampire As the manipulative Armand in “The Vampire Lestat,” his character may not be easy to like, but he has still stolen many fans’ hearts
442: The Strikes that Started an Educational Revolution How Asian Americans and other students brought ethnic studies programs to U.S. colleges
F*ck Around and Find Out With Anna Lee: Your Craziest Sex Questions Answered Our resident sexpert has some song suggestions for, um, well, read on and find out
442: The Big Impact of Yick Wo v. Hopkins How two Chinese immigrants’ lawsuit win created protections for non-citizens in the United States
Sasami Enters Her Nü-Metal Era The artist’s second album is filled with rage, guitars, and a lot of contemplation—tapping into her rich heritage and experiences to create the sounds needed for a post-pandemic world
Meet One of the Voice Actors Behind Netflix’s Groundbreaking ‘Dead End: Paranormal Park’ Writer Caroline Cao talks to Kody Kavitha on portraying a queer and neurodivergent Asian teen, the theme park she worked at before being on the show, and more
Fashion Brand KkCo Just Got Their First LA Storefront Writer Amanda Walujono talks with founder Kara Jubin on how moving to California helped her embrace colorful fashion
Why is AI Pornifying Asian Women? How societal biases and the Internet has led to scantily clad avatars
442: Larry Itliong’s Fight for Farm Workers’ Rights How the Delano grape strike was actually started by Filipino American laborers
Jessica Henwick Dishes on ‘Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery’ In an interview with Mixed Asian Media, she discusses her character, Peg, and what it was like working with this all-star cast
A Tribute to K-pop’s Broadway Takeover The show may be over, but these three stars of ‘KPOP’ have lots to say about South Korea’s cultural influence, being an idol, and more
Welcome to the School of Chen Chen, Hottie Poet Extraordinaire Fellow poet J.A. Dela Cruz-Smith interviews Chen Chen about his latest book, inheriting his mom’s fashion sense, and the beauty of a musky armpit
442: The Man Responsible for the Birth of Birthright Citizenship Why millions of Americans have Wong Kim Ark to thank for their citizenship
442: The Woman at the Heart of Two Chinese American Food Empires Cecilia Chiang’s goal was simple: introduce Beijing’s rich culinary offerings to Americans
Marvel’s Wave Isn’t Just Filipino, She’s Bisaya And we’re hoping the MCU remembers this when the superhero makes her onscreen debut
442: The First Indian Woman to Blast Off Into Space Kalpana Chawla’s love of flying took her far—until it ended in tragedy
Su Lee Embraces Chaos on ‘Messy Sexy’ The South Korean singer went from from singing in her bedroom to releasing her debut album in just two (pandemic) years
442: An Intro to Hollywood’s Original Heartthrob Sessue Hayakawa walked so Daniel Dae Kim and Henry Golding could run
’Heaven and Earth’ Turns 30 Though it’s long been under-appreciated, Oliver Stone’s version of Le Ly Hayslip’s story is finally being celebrated for its portrayal of Vietnamese and Southeast Asian perspective
