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To gain access to what will soon be the world's biggest film market, Hollywood has had to bow to Chinese censors. Will heightened tensions with the U.S. change that?
The inquiry by the Medical Board of California comes in response to a Chronicle...
The inquiry by the Medical Board of California comes in response to a Chronicle...
It was just before dawn on a clear, slightly breezy Tuesday when a Danville couple...
As Beijing cracks down on its entertainment industry, from storied stars to their fan clubs, some non-Chinese filmmakers are scaling back projects they hoped would attract audiences in what has been a lucrative market. In February 2020, Chinese authorities released "Detailed Rules for Reviewing Internet Variety Program Content." Addressing TV and internet program makers, the guidelines say they "should not inappropriately use stars from Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan or foreign countries." Some Chinese celebrities interpreted the rules to mean they had to relinquish dual citi...