A rumor in China says that foreign blockbuster movies will not be allowed to be shown until box office receipts for the state-backed CCP history Beginning of the Great Revival top $120 million. [Eat your peas!]
“It featured way too much romance with Mao Zedong.” (NYTimes)
Wong Jing (Sina)
Stills from Treasure Hunt
Ronald Cheng, Cecilia Cheung
Cecilia Cheung, Lin Miaoke
Shao Bing, Cecilia Cheung, Ronald Cheung
Wong Jing
Wong Kar-Wai was spotted outside of a Beijing theater and media members got wind of it and rushed over. It was learned to be a secret test screening of a one minute trailer for The Grandmasters. Audience members were overheard chatting among themselves afterwards about it and reporters learned that they had signed confidentiality agreements.
Wong Kar-Wai
Entering the Mega Box cinema in Sanlitun
The production company behind the fantasy film "Magic to Win", produced by Raymond Wong, held a press conference yesterday in Hong Kong.
More stills from media visit to set of Wong Jing's Marry a Perfect Man (Xinhua-gallery)
Eric and daugther, Bowie, promote a mooncake brand
Karen Mok has offered her fans reassurance that it is never too late to find love.
Edison Chen - Shanghai
Get out! (Xinhua-gallery)
Vincent Zhao fathers a second son
Ray Lui to sue magazine
Ray Lui is suing a Hong Kong tabloid magazine, Next, for publishing a false report about his marriages, claiming in its latest issue that Ray had three ex-wives where one of them had not been known of before
Ray Lui is suing a Hong Kong tabloid magazine, Next, for publishing a false report about his marriages, claiming in its latest issue that Ray had three ex-wives where one of them had not been known of before
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