Question 1: What do you admire about your teenage self? Jimmy O. Yang: Wow. Wow. Rachel Martin: Jimmy, I'm not messing around. Yang: This is so unlike me to try to congratulate myself. You know ...

It looks like there are Asians out there who look more like Jimmy O. Yang than the man himself, said the Hong Kong-born American actor and stand-up comedian. “Pulled up to my own lookalike ...

To help him prepare for his role as an overlooked Asian American everyman in “Interior Chinatown,” Jimmy O. Yang bought a $1,500 used Toyota Corolla and drove it around Los Angeles.

Jimmy O. Yang had been trying to make it as an actor for years—cobbling together bit parts in network sitcoms, auditioning for nameless roles such as “Chinese Teenager #1”—when he was cast ...

There's no more honest feedback than laughter from a real audience - or lack thereof. Jimmy O. Yang on what he gets from doing stand-up comedy His parents wanted him to do something practical ...

Jimmy O. Yang says as an Asian American immigrant, he often felt invisible when he came to America at 11 years old. But he discovered comedy as a tool for countering people's expectations of him.

In Hulu’s “Interior Chinatown,” Jimmy O. Yang stars as Willis Wu, a “generic Asian man” stuck in the background of police procedural show, whose luck begins to shift when he breaks into ...

A note from Wild Card host Rachel Martin: I first saw Jimmy O. Yang in a Christmas rom-com. It's my little personal tradition to lock myself in my downstairs guest room and wrap presents while ...