Blog Archive: August 2010
Blog Archive: August 2010
Poketo Unveils Exclusive Collection for Target
Angie Myung, co-founder of Los Angeles-based design company Poketo, is hitting the big leagues, people. I know what you're thinking -- it gets bigger than designing an early version of Hyphen's website?
Will You Donate $50 Today?
As a volunteer-run publication, Hyphen is a passion project and a veritable labor of love. As one of its longtime contributors, I remain committed to the magazine because I love what Hyphen is about: coverage of Asian America that you won’t find anywhere else.
Mariners Fire Don Wakamatsu; Football Rookie Ed Wang Injured
Don Wakamatsu and Ed Wang, two notable Asian Americans in the pro sports world, recently received some bad news.
Hyphen Lynks: The Plain 'n' Simple Edition
Love by the Mouthful: Review of Mission Chinese Food
I walk into Lung Shan Restaurant and read the sign just inside the door: “Mission Chinese Food, sit anywhere.” Around the one-room restaurant on the corner of 18th and Mission Street, Christmas lights hang low on the walls. On each table sits a vase holding a single silk rose.
In short, MCF seems like a typical, if romantically-lit, Chinese restaurant. But there is nothing common about this place -- not the menu, not the owner, least of all the food.
R.I.P. Joannie Chang
MIT Blackjack Whiz Jeff Ma Publishes 'The House Advantage'
I don’t know how he knows because we’ve never met, but as soon as he turns the corner Jeffrey Ma heads straight for me, says ‘Hi, I’m Jeff’ while extending his hand, and immediately suggests that we conduct the interview outside. Apart from quickly adding, "Unless you’re too cold…" he makes no small talk nor attempts any pleasantries, and he doesn’t smile.
Jake Shimabukuro Graces Cover of Hyphen's New Legacy Issue
The new issue of Hyphen is about to come out, and here's a sneak peek at the cover, which features ukulele master Jake Shimabukuro.
Prop 8 Overturned!
Ding dong, the hitch is dead! Now everyone in Cali can get hitched!