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As once desolated movie theaters again returned to a golden era after the three-year COVID-19 pandemic, during Chinas Spring Festival holiday , one comedy is now standing out among all leading Chinese New Year movies. Man Jiang Hong, or Full River Red, has been widely praised for its suspenseful historical theme and for its rhythm, yet the movie has also caused heated discussion.

Britney Spears is staying positive and doing okay after a police welfare check left her freaked out this week, a source exclusively told DailyMail.com.

While saying the welfare check on her was uncalled for, the Gimme More hitmaker gets candid as she explains the real reason why she took a break from Instagram.

During the Spring Festival of the Year of the Rabbit, Chinas domestic demands for tourism and film consumption have recovered, bringing confidence to markets, according to a latest spring festival report published by Alibaba on Thursday.

The 41-year-old 'Toxic' singer - who recently addressed her apparent ""manic meltdown"" episode at a restaurant - is said to have deputies from the Ventura County Sheriff's Office call at her home in Thousand Oaks, California, on Wednesday (25.01.23) after she deleted her feed on the platform for the seventh time in less than a year

BRITNEY Spears has clapped back at her fans, just two days after cops were called to her home.In an impassioned plea, the pop superstar begged fans an

Chinas box office makes strong comeback over holiday, generating 6 bln-plus yuan-

Britney Spears is "annoyed" with her fans for calling the police on her. The 41-year-old pop star caused concern when she changed her name to River Red on Instagram earlier this week before deleting the social media app on Monday (Jan 26). A source has claimed to TMZ that she wasn't too happy when her online conduct prompted some followers...

Britney Spears has implored fans to respect her privacy after they called police to carry out a welfare check when she deleted her Instagram account.

© Provided by Xinhua by Zhang YunlongBEIJING, Jan. 27 (Xinhua) -- After enduring the negative impact of COVID-19, China cinemas welcomed crowds of movi