From "Love in a Puff" to "Donald Tsang, Please Die," only Hong Kongers really understand Hong Kong culture
FBA: If You Are the One II (7/10)
Sequel is more melancholy, but gets by with film technique and on-screen chemistry.
Du Yiheng, frequent double for Andy Lau, plays himself in Let the Bullets Fly
Cheng Pei-Pei's birthday
With director Frankie Chan
Cheng Pei-Pei celebrated her birthday in Nanjing with the cast of Lady Generals of the Yang Family. The crew has just returned from Inner Mongolia where they filmed in minus-20 degree weather.
CRI: China's Film Watchdog Warns of Quality Issue
As China's 2010 box office topped an unprecedented 10 billion yuan, the country's filmmakers are urged to be on guard regarding various problems in the industry, including a lack of humanity and increasing vulgarity.
Photos from 3 computers stolen from Cecilia Cheung's agent's office began appearing on the internet recently.
Vivian Chow
Vivian Chow has gone into the studio to shoot photos for the poster for her upcoming March concerts.
CRI: Fan Bingbing on Cover of 'ELLE'
Andre Agassi and Lin Chi-ling at charity luncheon in Taipei (Jan.6)
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Here's a link to the video for "Donald Tsang, Please Die". I think the song is quite charming--a protest song that is quietly resigned yet pointed. For someone like me who grew up with punk rock, the song is hardly offensive, but judging from what Bouree Lam writes in her article and from some of the comments posted on YouTube, the song definitely hits the nerves of some Hongkongers.
Thanks, Dave! By happenstance, I saw the video just recently when I stumbled on an old article on CNNGo on My Little Airport.
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