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Before the sci-fi series Stranger Things premiered on Netflix, several traditional Hollywood studios had already passed on it. Its creators were first-time producers, and unknown young actors were cast in lead roles. Although the show starred kids, it was not for children. That was nine years ago. The 1980s-set show about a monster wreaking havoc in the fictional town of Hawkins...

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Moses Chan Ho is one of the most recognisable stars on television in Hong Kong, having appeared in TV hits such as War and Beauty (2004) and Heart of Greed (2007). These days, he is also the face of countless commercial services and products, ranging from private banking to health supplements. The 54-year-old’s career is built on a foundation of professionalism and quiet dedicat...

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2.5/5 stars As one of the most handsome faces to emerge from Hong Kong’s latest generation of film actors, Jeffrey Ngai Tsun-sang’s ascent to a leading role was inevitable. After playing several supporting parts, including two rather silly ones (in the comedies Everything Under Control and Table for Six 2), he is finally getting the chance. Road to Vendetta, a violent, John Wick...

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Welcome to China’s latest, greatest wilderness: Guangdong. Yes, you read that right: the country’s most populous province, with roughly 128 million citizens, is a wildlife wonderland, a refuge that places its animal residents not at some distant remove from its human occupants, but in many cases alongside them. The makers of China’s Wild Guangdong forwent the hardships typically...

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The idea of a concert special did not exactly light up Ed Sheeran’s mind. “Every time it was pitched to me, I just wasn’t excited,” says the English singer and songwriter who has spent the past decade or so among the world’s top touring acts. “‘We could do this theatre and this town and this…’ – it was like, ‘I’ve seen that before.’” But then Sheeran got a call from Ben Winston,...

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