Get to know Anna May Wong, the trailblazing movie star and style icon. Born in Los Angeles in 1905, she challenged the film industry’s stereotypical representations of Chinese Americans and the use of white actors in yellow face. to.pbs.org/331h3ZB #AAPIHeritageMonth American Masters | PBS

On this day in 1961, Anna May Wong died at the age of 56. Wong was the first Chinese-American Hollywood film star. Her lengthy career included radio, stage, TV, and movie roles. #HistoryMonday | Smithsonian Channel

Legendary actress Nancy Kwan joins Dave Karger to co-host our spotlight on Asian Americans in Classic Hollywood. Ahead of PICCADILLY ('29) at 9pm ET, Kwan shares her thoughts on one of her inspirations, Anna May Wong. | Turner Classic Movies: TCM

The first Chinese-American movie star, Anna May Wong became the toast of London after her performance in PICCADILLY ('29). She went on to star in a play with a young Laurence Olivier before returning to the U.S. in late 1930. PICCADILLY ('29) marked Wong's final silent film. | Turner Classic Movies: TCM