Showing posts with label Red Eagle. Show all posts
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Friday, October 29, 2010

10.29.2010 - News

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FBA: Break Up Club review (4/10)

FBA: Bad Blood review (6/10)
Mainland martial artist Jiang Luxia shines in a low-budget action movie.
Over-long but finally rewarding drama centred on a teenage daughter in a dysfunctional family.
Messy Thai super-hero movie sledge-hammers the viewer into submission.
CRI: Faye Wong Stages Comeback Show in Beijing


Andy Lau's younger brother, Lau Tak-Sing
Andy's low profile brother is involved in post-production for Andy's film. In addition, his real estate partnerships with Andy has reaped handsome returns. Andy also has a younger sister.
Plans to work on the Andrew Lau-produced Jay Chou-directed Initial D 2 next year.Edison is also considering a Mainland and Taiwan concert tour. Edison was in Beijing for a fashion event.

Kelly Chen performing at a recent sailing event


CRI: Barbie Hsu Engaged to Wealthy Restaurateur
Wang, who is five years younger than Hsu, is executive director of South Beauty (Qiao Jiangnan), a high-end restaurant chain in China. He is the only son of the company's founder and president, Zhang Lan. Wang had just ended a relationship with actress Zhang Yuqi.
MSN: Barbie Hsu engaged to Taiwanese millionaireTaiwan actress Barbie Hsu engaged
GlobalTimes: Confirmed! Barbie Hsu snatches wealthy and handsome fiancé
While attending a test screening of a film starring Zhang Yuqi, I heard her confess that she couldn't pay a penalty for breaking her agent's contract, which was hard to believe considering Wang's wealth. I now know that their relationship ended as long as six months ago, shortly after they were spotted canoodling at the airport and that's why Wang wouldn't pay for Zhang.


Wednesday, October 13, 2010

10.13.2010 - News

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Chi! Chi! Chi! Le! Le! Le!
Congratulations to the Chilean miners and their rescuers for a job well done! Hope all continues to go well and the rescue concludes successfully.


FBA: The Old Donkey (老驢頭) China (5/10)
Strikingly shot peasant drama is cramped by slow, arty direction.
Latest film from director of Tears of the Black Tiger

FBA: Double Edge sells western to the West (Treasure Hunter)
"We're thrilled to the bone that our deal includes a widespread theatrical release in urban USA."

Simon Yam, Anita Yuen and Peter Ho were among the few famous faces at the opening show.

Chinese film ads dating back to 1917 part of 10-day exhibit
Also receiving the award was Darcy Paquet, founder of Koreanfilm.org and correspondent for Screen International. Paquet founded his website in 1999. Originally from the U.S. state of Massachusetts, he has lived in Korea since 1997.

Directors face hurdles for Asian independent cinema
In Hong Kong, filmmakers are eagerly eyeing the mainland. Derek Tsang, who co-directed the romantic omnibus “Lover’s Discourse” with Jimmy Wan, sees the surrounding province of Guangdong as a huge market where Cantonese is used. “Over there we can have our own Cantonese version screening,” he said. \


Zhou Dongyu

Zhou Dongyu, Shawn Dou Xiao
The two stars of Under the Hawthorn Tree attended a film discusssion forum meeting with students at Hong Kong's Baptist University. Besides talking about the film, Zhou Dongyu said that she regretted not being able to visit Disneyland this time due to her heavy publicity schedule. (Sina)

Liu Hua and Guo Tao celebrate at the premiere on Don Quixote

Charlene Choi
 
Charlene Choi promoting her new CD Beauty Remains. Gossip circulating the Hong Kong tabloids is suggesting Charlene's relationship with William Chan Wai-Ting began while he was still dating AngelaBaby and Charlene was not yet divorced from husband Ronald Cheng. Reportedly, the pair had a secret flat in Hung Hom going back over a year. Angelababy posted a message on her weibo, "Do you really believe they have only been dating three months?" which was later deleted. For her part, Charlene posted yesterday on her weibo that she was very tired, going to bed early and preparing for the next day's gossip. Today, "Sleep .. tomorrow will be better! Remember the words I said today "
Tabloid photos 

Faye Wong - Harper's Bazaar


The Philippine leadership has been told to show some backbone as Hong Kong's government declared itself "disappointed" by the response to the killing of eight tourists.