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The Super Bowl is the most watched sporting event in America. The 2021 NFL Super Bowl attracted 96.4 million viewers, making it the least watched Super Bowl since 2007 when the Indianapolis Colts played the Chicago Bears. The previous year, when the San Francisco 49ers playe...

Lionsgate is set to handle the global sales of “Loveboat, Taipei” a U.S.-Taiwanese YA...

KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 10 — K-pop star Kim Han-bin is the latest celebrity to face the wrath of unforgiving social media users in China. Kim, a former member and leader of K-pop boy group iKON, had on New Year’s Day announced on his Sina Weibo account that he would be using Douyin and Xiaohongshu,...

Kai Ko, Gingle Wang and Vivian Sung star in this Taiwanese fantasy romance about a young slacker who dies in an accident and must earn credit in the afterlife to be reincarnated.

Till We Meet Again is the third time Taiwanese author Giddens Ko is directing actor Kai Ko.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

TAIPEI - Taiwanese actor Chang Chen and actress Alyssa Chia have won their first Golden Horse Awards. Chia's film, The Falls, was the biggest victor with four wins at the 58th edition of the awards - considered the Oscars of the Chinese-language movie world - on Saturday (Nov 27). Chang, who has been in the entertainment industry for over 30...

The 45-year-old dropped his weight by 12kg to play a prosecutor investigating a murder while suffering from cancer in the movie, 'The Soul'.

Taipei, Nov. 27 (CNA) Chang Chen (張震) won the best leading actor prize at the Golden Horse Awards in Taipei on Saturday for his portrayal of a prosecutor who tackles a high-profile murder case while also battling cancer in the 2021 neo-noir sci-fi mystery crime "The Soul."

AsiaOne is giving away five pairs of tickets to the preview screening of the Taiwanese fantasy romance movie Till We Meet Again directed by Giddens Ko, which received 11 nominations in this year's Golden Horse Awards. Synopsis: Ah-lun (Kai Ko) is struck dead by lightning and when he goes to the underworld, he has no memories of his life. After...

Foreign viewers at the Cannes premiere of Moneyboys (金錢男孩) may not have noticed the glaring incongruities that persist through the movie, but Taiwanese viewers certainly will. They’re apparent to the point that it’s difficult to enjoy the movie. First of all, the entire film is obviously shot in Taiwan, but the plot is set in fictional locales in southern China, with most secondary characters, passersby and television announcers speaking in Beijing-accented Mandarin. This melanchol...