As South Asian entertainers — from Lilly Singh to Poorna Jagannathan and Pinky Patel — pay homage to Brown moms, can they overhaul cultural stereotypes without reinforcing them?

The stoner buddy comedy starring John Cho and Kal Penn changed the way Hollywood looked at “model minorities.”

For years, threading salons served as an economic lifeline for immigrant women. Today, a new wave of first- and second-generation women are still looking to make it in the industry, on their terms.

The luxury Indian designer garnered criticism for partnering with the Swedish fast fashion label. His ready-to-wear collection sold out anyway.

Our August 2021 crossword.

Our June 2021 crossword.

The Bachelor in Paradise’s Serena Pitt is set to become the first ever South Asian origin person to be in a successful couple on the long-running franchise. But it’s too little too late in an industry that still makes people of color feel unwanted.

We spoke to the global music sensation, who has just signed on to an international label and counts Barack Obama among his fans, about what hasn’t changed with fame.

In the winner of our spooky horror fiction contest, at a family get-together, the line between Maya’s recurring nightmare and reality blurs.

The Bachelor in Paradise’s Serena Pitt is set to become the first ever South Asian origin person to be in a successful couple on the long-running franchise. But it’s too little too late in an industry that still makes people of color feel unwanted.

In director Bassam Tariq’s first narrative film, Riz Ahmed’s Zed struggles with his immigrant identity and rap career while an autoimmune disease attacks his body.

Once a remnant of colonial times and consumed primarily by an older generation, gin is now enjoying a revival as cool, young, and uniquely Indian.

France has champagne, Japan has sake, Scotland has whiskey. So, why isn't India famous for an alcohol of its own?

The Bachelor in Paradise’s Serena Pitt is set to become the first ever South Asian origin person to be in a successful couple on the long-running franchise. But it’s too little too late in an industry that still makes people of color feel unwanted.

A musician remembers an Afghanistan brimming with creativity and energy. Now, he fears what might be extinguished.

For Dalit artists, music and performance have been tools of cultural resistance. But mainstream Indian media has glamorized and sanitized this history.

We spoke with political analyst Mariam Jalalzada and migration expert Shahla Naimi on what comes next for the nation and its people.

We spoke to the global music sensation, who has just signed on to an international label and counts Barack Obama among his fans, about what hasn’t changed with fame.

The Nepali American fashion designer sat down to chat about dressing everyone from Kamala Harris to Deepika Padukone, why strong women inspire him, and the enduring fashion of 'Rangeela.'

A curious Bengali American kid with a love for tinkering built a multi-billion-dollar company and changed the way we listen to music.

Messages intended to increase awareness of potential COVID transmission among South Asian Americans, but the impact has been more alarming.

India has won only 33 Olympic medals since 1900 — none in track and field. Now, new local sports programs are working with Siddi athletes to produce Olympic glory.

The country that invented the ancient game is now producing some of the world’s biggest chess champions.