Michelle Yeoh has been involved in two of the biggest Asian success stories at the Oscars in the last 25 years – Ang Lee's legendary title Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, which won four Oscars ...

Michelle Yeoh was offered the lead in “Everything Everywhere All at Once” after Jackie Chan passed on it. “Your loss, my bro!” she texted longtime friend Chan.

Michelle Yeoh returns in her first role since winning the Oscar for "Everything Everywhere All at Once," starring in Disney's "American Born Chinese." Watch Party Newsletter What to watch Win $100 ...

Michelle Yeoh's Star Trekappearances are already legendary, and here are the Academy Award winner's standout performances. Before Yeoh won the Best Actress Oscar for Everything Everywhere All At ...

Michelle Yeoh, Oscar nominee for 'Everything Everywhere All at Once,' tells PEOPLE about being seen — and how fighting stereotypes has changed Hollywood for the better: 'Change takes time.

Michelle Yeoh. Playing 007’s ally was Yeoh’s entry point into Hollywood. Throughout the Noughties, she would become increasingly familiar to Western audiences through films such as the ...

Michelle Yeoh in ‘Wicked.’ Universal Pictures/YouTube. Yeoh’s part could be seen as a villain of Wicked — the headmistress of Shiz University and a cohort of The Wizard both tricks Elphaba ...

K-Pop Demon Hunters broke records with its debut on Netflix. Produced in collaboration with Sony Pictures Animation and ...

Michelle Yeoh is ringing in the new year as a happy grandma.. The Oscar-winning actress revealed in an Instagram post Tuesday that she and husband Jean Todt welcomed a grandchild on New Year's Day ...

In 1988, Michelle Yeoh left acting to focus on marriage and starting a family. However, she soon learned that she could not have children and split from her then-husband, Dickson Poon.

I don’t let people tell me what I can and can’t do,” says Michelle Yeoh, in a voice like polished steel.It was true 40 years ago, when she made her name as one of Hong Kong’s foremost ...

In her early films, Yeoh was credited as “Michelle Khan” – an unusual concession, for Yeoh, to the demands of others. “It’s like, for example, Arnold Schwarzenegger,” she says.