celebrity scandals
How Prada And Miu Miu Became The ‘Hottest’ Brands Of The Year (So Far)
Prada and Miu Miu both reported impressive first-quarter results after landing the top two spots on a ranking of the world’s hottest brands. Read More
From Pariah To Darling? Fan Bingbing Returns To Spotlight At 2023 Oscars
Does Fan Bingbing’s appearance at Hollywood’s biggest event signal a reprieve for other stars who have fallen afoul of China’s tax authorities? Read More
Dior, Tissot Ambassador Arthur Chen Feiyu Embroiled In Fan Sex Scandal
Private photos of Chen Feiyu, a mainland Chinese “traffic idol” and son of the acclaimed director Chen Kaige, were leaked across social media. Read More
Canceled Or Blacklisted. 2022’s Guide To China’s Biggest Celebrity Scandals
Beijing took a tough stance on stars in 2022. From sexual misconduct to tax evasion, here are the year’s biggest celebrity disgraces. Read More
Disgraced Popstar Kris Wu Sentenced To 13 Years For Rape
A Beijing court has sentenced the Canadian-Chinese rapper to a lengthy period in Chinese prison — followed by deportation. Read More
Why Kayne West’s Self-Destruction Should Scare Luxury Brands
When we see the events around Kayne West, it becomes clear that Gen Z is already the most influential customer group for any luxury brand. Read More
Adidas and Balenciaga Cast Out Kanye After Anti-Semetic Remarks. What Does China Make Of It?
Adidas and Balenciaga have both cut ties with Kanye West over his recent bad behavior. But is China as outraged by his antics as the West? Read More
The Instability Of China’s Top Livestreamers Could Be A Blessing In Disguise
Over the last year, some of China’s most influential livestreamers went silent, only to reappear in recent months. Could this actually be good for labels? Read More
Prada and Panerai Rush To End Actor Li Yifeng’s Endorsement
Another A-list star faces consequences from the government over alleged misbehavior. Do celebrity campaigns make sense anymore in China? Read More
Chinese Film Star Fined for Misleading Weight Loss Ads
Chinese actress Jing Tian has been fined $1.08 million for promoting a questionable health product, serving as a timely warning against false advertising. Read More
