Sandra Oh

Sandra Oh is one of the many celebrities taking a stand against the rise of anti-Asian hate incidents in the United States. The “Killing Eve” star joined a “Stop Asian Hate” protest in Pittsburgh on Saturday, giving a short, powerful speech to the crowd.

Sandra Oh’s role in the new animated feature “Over the Moon” may not be her largest but it has deep meaning

Sandra Oh gives a tour of her sister’s house, where she’s staying for a few weeks.

When Aretha Franklin and Annie Lennox recorded “Sisters Are Doin’ it For Themselves” in 1985, the Queen of Soul tried out a pointed ad lib for the empowerment anthem. “‘Equal pay, that’s what we say!'” she exclaimed in one take, as recounted by Lennox at a gathering of female filmmakers last fall. “And I said, ‘She gets the message. She...

The 15th annual Time 100 gala, celebrating TIME’s list of the world’s most influential people, took place Tuesday night at Frederick P. Rose Hall, home of Jazz at Lincoln Center in New York City.

After a short hiatus, “Saturday Night Live” returned, instantly diving into the Attorney General William Barr’s much-talked-about summary of Robert Mueller’s report. Barr provided a four page summary of Mueller’s 300 page report, leaving many disappointed and demanding to see the full report. Actress Sandra Oh hosted the show, while Tame Impala performed as the musical guest.

Sandra Oh has made Emmys history by becoming the first nominee of Asian descent in the leading actress in a drama series.