Japanese actress Anna Sawai, who played a main role in the U.S. television series "Shogun," was selected Thursday as one of Time magazine's 13 "Women of the Year" for her contributions toward making a more equal world.Sawai, 32, helped change the image of Asian women, who have long been "objectified and sexualized" in Hollywood portrayals, the magazine said.The New Zealand-born actress won Golden Globe and Emmy awards for best actress for her portrayal of an interpreter in a story set in feudal Japan. She has also appeared in other popular works outside Japan."We have so much more inside of…READ FULL ARTICLE
