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Lucas, the former member of NCT, is gearing up for his official solo debut under SM Entertainment on April 1 with the single album “Renegade,&…

‘Long overdue’: Chinese actress Tong Liya’s divorce is praised by fans May 21, 2021, 10:22 Actress Tong Liya has been praised by fans after announcing her divorce, another sign that the topic is no longer taboo in China.  Tong Liya, one of China’s most popular actresses, announced her divorce on Thursday, the unofficial Valentine’s Day in China, and in turn was celebrated by fans who called her decision “long overdue”. On Thursday morning, her ex-husband, actor and director Chen Sicheng, posted photos of Tong and their five-year-old son Duoduo, saying: “From 2011 to 2020, the...

May 20, 2021 Actress Tong Liya has been praised by fans after announcing her divorce, another sign that the topic is no longer taboo in China. Facebook/dramapotatoe Tong Liya, one of China's most popular actresses, announced her divorce on Thursday, the unofficial Valentine's Day in China, and in turn was celebrated by fans who called her decision "long overdue". On Thursday (May 20) morning, her ex-husband, actor and director Chen Sicheng, posted photos of Tong and their five-year-old son Duoduo, saying: "From 2011 to 2020, the story ended. You will always be the ones I love the most, I will...

It may not be summer yet, but the new year has kicked off with a disaster movie that will have viewers riveted as ‘The Rescue’ heads to UAE cinemas on January 7. Made at a production budge of $100 million, the film looks at a rescue team’s death-defying mission to save survivors from a fiery offshore catastrophe. Comprised of men and women from various backgrounds and led by a maverick captain (Eddie Peng), the unit face non-stop escalating challenges across air, land and sea. We take a deep dive into what makes ‘The Rescue’ the perfect popcorn watch this season: Dante Lam, need we ...

Chinese movie The Rescue was meant to be released during the Chinese New Year season this year, but was put on hold because of Covid-19. It finally made it to the cinemas on Dec 24. And the action-packed movie - about members of the China Rescue & Salvage team which conducts life-saving missions in Chinese waters - has now taken on a new meaning for its Taiwanese star Eddie Peng. The 38-year-old actor says in a voice message interview: "It was originally a film about rescue missions but now it really feels like a story about nameless frontline heroes. They've sacrificed more than anyone this...