An in-depth interview with comedian and actress Sherry Cola about her origin story, her journey to playing Alice on “Good Trouble” and her Asian American queerness. Cola also weighs in on Asian American allyship amidst the resurgence of Black Lives Matter.
When we think of an artist, we think of what they create and what their medium is. For the painter, we look at their canvas. …
Credit: Storm Santos For many of us, the name Dante Basco evokes many of our favorite childhood characters. For some, it’s Rufio from the movie …
It feels like an oversimplification to say that multitalented, trans, Tamil Sri Lankan American artist D’Lo (he/him/they/theirs) is “special.” With all that he has done …
Photo credit: Charles zcuv pictures //Unsplash When I volunteered to write an article about sex positivity a few months ago, I was excited to talk …
Ali Wong and Randall Park teamed up to write and star in “Always Be My Maybe” (ABMM), an adored romantic comedy that has been cherished …
Hailing from Irvine, California, Chris Lam’s journey has been a long and humbling one. Originally an Electrical Engineering and Computer Science major from University of …
From South Africa to Canada, Shannon Kook has followed his passion as an actor and stayed true to his values, both on-screen and off. Acting …
Sydney Viengluang was an accounting clerk when she started taking acting classes and realized her true calling wasn’t in finance. Now an artistic powerhouse, Viengluang …