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A live BoF community event in Los Angeles that explores the powerful intersection of Hollywood and Silicon Valley’s creative and technology-based businesses with fashion. Now one of the most dynamic cities in the world, Los Angeles is a cultural force with impact far beyond Hollywood and is an increasingly important hub within the global fashion ... Read More

In a new survey of China's mass affluent class, consumers are "becoming more fun-loving and less infatuated with having more." Read More

As Chinese tourists spend less money on shopping and more on entertainment, it's increasingly important for brands to cater to their demand for experiential travel. Read More

In this week's recap of China film news: "50 Shades" gets blocked online, "Wolf Totem" marks a China comeback for director Jean-Jacques Annaud, and Jackie Chan has another box office win. Read More

The managing director of the design firm behind the Beijing Olympics opening ceremony stage tells us what it was like to work with China's biggest commercial developer on a massive entertainment project in Wuhan. Read More

With about 641,000 visitors a year, the massive venue is using WeChat to target specific customer demographics. Read More

Despite the doom and gloom caused by recent music festival cancellations and downright failures, the likes of Beijing and Shanghai are keeping spirits high with a killer lineup of shows and festivals, showing that China’s music scene still has plenty of life left in it. Read More

Produced by the electronic music group The Shanghai Restoration Project, and featuring the voices of the Yip's Canada Children's Choir, "Little Dragon Tales" will come to life on March 3 at a family workshop organized by New York's China Institute. Read More

Despite restrictions on film imports and notoriously heavy-handed censorship on the part of Beijing authorities, the opportunity is clearly there in China's fast-expanding film market. Read More

Sun Ping, dean of the Institute of Arts at Beijing Foreign Studies University, is convinced that Peking Opera isn't more popular internationally not because of its esoteric themes and storylines, but because its meaning gets lost in translation. Read More