• 'Fresh off the Boat' Places Randall Park and Asian-American Families In TV Spotlight

  The last time Asian-Americans were portrayed in a non-stereotypical manner on U.S. television happened back in the 1990s. Now a new TV show is set to air on ABC this week focusing on the experiences of Americans of Asian descent.

  

• 'I Am Michael': Controversial Indie Film Tells Story of Man Who Became Christian, Renounced Homosexuality

  The film “I Am Michael” recently premiered at this year’s Sundance Film Festival, telling the story of Michael Glatze, who once stood up for LGBT issues and gay rights who later ends up rejecting homosexuality and converting to Christianity. Actor James Franco portrays his story.

  

• Golden Gate Bridge Suicide: Chinese Yale Student Luchang Wang Remembered for Her Warmth, Compassion

  Yale students, faculty and administrators paid their respects in a solemn memorial service held on Saturday afternoon in honor of Luchang Wang, who took her own life on Tuesday after jumping off the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco.

  

• UK Passes Bill to Allow Making Babies with DNA from 'Three-Parents'

  The United Kingdom has become the first country in the world to pass a bill that could allow scientists to use DNA from three different people to create babies. Critics charge that the bill could pave the way for "three-parent designer babies."

  

• Jeremy Lin Talks to Press After Los Angles Lakers Lose to New York Knicks

  The Los Angeles Lakers lost to the New York Knicks 92-80 on Sunday. In a video obtained by Gospel Herald, point guard Jeremy Lin fielded questions from reporters after that game.