entertainment

The French media group Fashion TV (FTV) has teamed up with the Shanghai Kailing Group to build its first "French-Shanghai-style club", Fashion House. Read More

Macau's slow transformation from seedy enclave to tourism superpower may be partly due to the less-than-enthusiastic reception that many mainland Chinese tourists have given the entertainment options available to them in the city. Read More

For the China market, joint venture partners Dafeng and GINC plan to build Kingdom of Dreams locations in key tourism and commercial centers, with the first park projected to open in Hangzhou in 2012. Read More

Product placement in Chinese television shows and films is becoming more overt and moving beyond the occasional soda can and further up the value chain, particularly as project budgets (and the number of middle-class viewers) rise. Read More

She may not be a household name in much of the world, but throughout most of East and Southeast Asia the Chinese singer and occasional actress Faye Wong (王菲) is entertainment royalty. Read More

As celebrations are held in Macau to mark the ten-year anniversary of its handover, Beijing is looking to play an instrumental role in diversifying the former Portuguese colony's economy, transitioning Macau from a gambling enclave to a cultural and entertainment destination. Read More

One of the big developments we've seen in Macau recently is the Tourism Department's more intense efforts at diversifying the city's cultural offerings. Read More

After nearly a decade of negotiations that at times threatened to become a textbook example of the difficulties faced by even the largest foreign multinationals doing business in China, today the Chinese government gave Disney its stamp of approval to move ahead with the construction of Shanghai Disney in the city's Pudong area. Read More