Just like her mother, Ming-Na Wen will show you she cares through the love language of food.
David Mura’s ‘Exit, Miss Saigon’ chronicles how he became an Asian American artist
When “Miss Saigon” first came to the Ordway Theater in St. Paul, Minnesota in 1992, David Mura published a piece in “Mother Jones” critiquing the musical’s racist undertones and the arguments he’d been having with his white artist friends about it.
Mengxi Seeley’s ‘Silk and Sensibility’ brings Jane Austen to Ming Dynasty China
Mengxi Seeley’s first introduction to Jane Austen was in 2007.
Ke Huy Quan talks about his new memoir, “Never Say Die,” at Seattle’s Town Hall
From “boat person” to Oscar award winner. It’s the way that people have described Ke Huy Quan.
Tae Keller: From Hawai’i to Seattle, with books
Writers surely sprout most anywhere, but Seattle’s own Tae Keller remembers the fecund soil of her native Hawai’i as most important.
Bo Wang’s “The Chinese Lady” chronicles the life of the first Chinese woman in the United States
Afong Moy is widely considered to be the first Chinese female immigrant in the United States.
Frank Abe presides over remembering the Day of Remembrance
When Frank Abe stepped to the podium last Sunday, Aug. 16, at the International District/Chinatown library, a tall black-and-white poster on a stand stood to his left.
Sheldon Simeon’s new cookbook, Ohana Style, celebrates family, culture, and Hawaiian food
For Sheldon Simeon, a recipe is never just a recipe.
Jon & Kate Plus 8’s Collin Gosselin to share untold story in new memoir
Collin Gosselin, the 22-year-old son of former reality television stars Jon and Kate Gosselin, has announced that he is releasing a memoir titled “In the Shadow of Eight: Surviving the Reality of My Childhood.”
‘American Peril’ connects today’s anti-Asian climate to America’s past
It’s difficult to look back at the first half of the 2020s without wincing.
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