In the weeks prior to my interview with Daniel Henney, I discovered a very curious phenomenon. Every time I mentioned that I would be interviewing him, I would get the same reaction from female friends and family members alike: a wide-eyed gasp, a clasp of the hands and excessive amounts of gushing (“Oh my god, I LOVE him! He is [Read More...]

“You can go one of two ways: You can do a sane man in an insane world, or you can do an insane man in a very sane world.”
That’s what Steve Byrne, a comedian of 14 years and creator of TBS’s “Sullivan & Son,” thinks of acting for a live audience. But as the leading actor on his new TV [Read More...]

No one wants to go through life known as “the Asian dude.” But for Harry Shum, Jr., it’s a dream come true. The 27-year-old plays football player and show-choir member Mike Chang on the hit show “Glee,” but he’s much better known for being “the other Asian,” a nickname dubbed by Jane Lynch’s scary cheerleading coach character, Sue Sylvester.

Disney star Brenda Song on her favorite things: acting, taekwondo, and Hmong chicken drumsticks.

Traci Van Horn on Disney’s “Hannah Montana” is spoiled and obnoxious. To top it off, she has a sinus problem that makes her nasally voice painful to listen to. Beneath all this, however, is a happy and bubbly half-Japanese, half-Jewish, self-proclaimed “Jap JAP,” all sans the whiny voice.