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The City Chamber Orchestra of Hong Kong’s third original musical, Shark Symphony features a dazzling range of diverse performances to tell a story based on sustainability and shark’s fin soup.

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Culture vultures should put these exciting arts events and exhibitions on their radar.

Elon Musk recently went on Tucker Carlson's show, and one of the most alarming topics was artificial intelligence. Not only does it bring the potential loss of jobs, but according to Elon, AI is being trained to lie to us.“What’s happening is they’re training the AI to lie,” Elon says. He informs Tu...

Hong Kong cinema is moving away from the gritty cop movies it was known for in the 1980s to tell stories about society and the city’s diverse communities. Tatler talks to three rising actresses—Natalie Hsu, Kiranjeet Gill and Cecilia Choi—who are shaking up the scene with their vision and performances.

Tomorrow is Wear it Purple Day and the theme this year is ‘Still Me, Still Human.’  […]

Time for our weekly Suburban Farm Yarn with actor, activist and green thumbed story teller, Monica […]

In an age of conformism, 700,000 women transform into fiery beasts, in Kelly Barnhill’s fantastical novel, “When Women Were Dragons.”

A Hong Kong actress who darkened her skin to play a Filipino domestic worker in a prime-time television drama has broken her silence after a week to apologise. Franchesca Wong offered her apology on Wednesday, a week after the seventh episode of broadcaster TVB’s Barrack O’Karma 1968 series aired and sparked online debate and criticism from the Philippine consul general...

At first, Hong Kong broadcaster TVB did not seem to grasp the fuss over a prime-time television drama series featuring actress Franchesca Wong, who darkened her skin to play a Filipino domestic worker. As criticism mounted against the use of brownface in the episode of Barrack O'Karma 1968 that aired on Tuesday (April 12), the broadcaster praised the Canadian-born star,...