Far East Movement is fly on Hyphen magazine’s cover
Hyphen magazine’s latest issue is published, and with Far East Movement on the cover, it looks great. We were fortunate to get the hip-hop group for the cover and get an interview with them.
Author: Harry
We got our photo taken with San Francisco Giants World Series trophy
Giants season ticket holders got a chance to have their picture taken with the World Series trophy last week. I took some of my softball teammates and former San Francisco Chronicle colleagues, and we waited Read More …
Hyphen’s New Legacy Issue Hits Streets
The New Legacy Issue is in the hands of subscribers and at newsstands near you. Our site’s been updated with a preview of the magazine and some full articles for your reading pleasure. Read More …
My face is behind Hyphen
Hyphen is posting a series of Faces Behind Hyphen Q&As with the top editors and directors of the magazine on its blog over the next week or so. Here’s mine. The others are: Publisher Lisa Read More …
Norman Mineta added to National Portrait Gallery
Congratulations to former Congressman and cabinet secretary Norman Mineta, who is now part of the permanent collection at the National Portrait Gallery in Washington, DC.Mineta was a pioneer and part of the first wave of Read More …
Jeremy Lin takes shot at NBA
The NBA draft is tonight and Harvard’s Jeremy Lin probably won’t be picked, but could catch on with a team as a free agent. The NBA draft only has two rounds, and most prognosticators don’t believe Lin Read More …
Aly Morita calls for boycott of ‘Karate Kid’ remake
Aly Morita contacted me the other day about publicizing her call for a boycott of the remake of the Karate Kid, saying it’s another example of Hollywood perpetuating stereotypes about Asian Americans.
7-Foot Bhullar brothers have NBA prospects
Sim and Tanveer Bhullar are 7-foot Indian brothers who are emerging as two of the top high school basketball players in the country. There are few Asians or Asian Americans playing major college sports and even fewer Read More …
Hawaii Five-0 features Daniel Dae Kim, Grace Park
The new “Hawaii Five-0,” with Daniel Dae Kim and Grace Park, will feature two of the most high-profile roles for Asian Americans on TV this fall.
‘Flash Forward’ Canceled by ABC
ABC has canceled “Flash Forward,” the sci-fi show that starred John Cho in one of the most visible television roles for an Asian American actor in recent years.