Brandon Lee levels up from web novel, to comic, to anime The author used to work in finance and now his web novel, “The Beginning After the End,” has culminated in an anime adaptation
442: Immigration advocate Herlinda Wong Chew, the ‘Chinese Boss Queen’ The Mexican Chinese American businesswoman was the “Queen of Refugees” and helped 200 Chinese escape the Battle of Ciudad Juárez
442: Controversial celebrity coroner Thomas Noguchi elevated forensics for better or worse The contentious “Coroner to the Stars” rode the celebrity wave to push forensics to the public consciousness
Nghi Vo’s latest novella continues her queerification of ‘The Great Gatsby’ The recently published “Don’t Sleep with the Dead” focuses on Nick Carraway and expands on her unique take on the literary classic
MAPPA’s ‘The Rose of Versailles’ needs a raison d’être for revolution The new movie is the glossiest adaptation of the landmark manga for revolution and gender politics, yet something is missing
442: Mabel Ping-Hua Lee rode on horseback for women’s suffrage Her writings on democracy and feminism advocated for equal educational opportunities for Chinese women
How hearing the Filipino accent helped Eric Bauza become a Looney Tune The prolific animated voice actor on his dreams of an anime Bugs Bunny chomping on lumpia, and more
442: Gyo Fujikawa fought to illustrate babies of all races and backgrounds This Japanese American trailblazer fought for diverse representation in mainstream picture books
‘Jentry Chau vs. The Underworld’ is Echo Wu’s take on Chinese mythical horror The showrunner on her new action-fantasy series about a demon-fighting Chinese American teenager from Texas
442: The Asian American artists of Disney’s Golden Age animation Let’s remember the forgotten Chinese and Japanese Americans of Disney Animation Studios’s early days
442: Afong Moy is widely recognized as the first Chinese woman in the U.S. What started as a marketing ploy ended in mystery, though her story lives on
Joanna Sotomura is in a ‘Sunny’ mood How playing Apple TV+’s favorite new maybe-murderbot connected a Japanese American actress to Japan
