Canto-pop diva Kelly Chen was recently seen in the big screen period epic An Empress and the Warriors alongside Leon Lai and Donnie Yen. Even though she is quite busy as actress, she has not forgotten her primary career as singer, and now the time has finally come for her latest full-length album.
Kelly's highly anticipated new work is the follow-up to 2006's Happy Girl and includes the principal song "Sorry, Audrey Hepburn" (Track 7), already very popular among listeners with its unique sounds. Fans can also look forward to the melodic hip-hop song "Lonely Sometimes" (Track 2) which was composed, arranged, and produced by Mark Lui. This is reportedly Kelly's favorite song on her new album... [read more]
Jingle Ma (Happy Birthday, Tokyo Raiders) bags one for commercial cinema with the buddy action flick Playboy Cops, featuring the photogenic pairing of prolific Hong Kong heartthrob Shawn Yue (Shamo) and less prolific Mainland heartthrob Aloys Chen Kun (The Little Chinese Seamstress) in his first Hong Kong film. Cutting fine form in matching black suits, the two leads forge believable buddy chemistry and handle the Stephen Tung-choreographed action scenes with suitable dexterity and intensity. Despite its popcorn action-comedy guise, Playboy Cops offers as much drama as it does comedy, capped off with a surprisingly tense and hard-hitting finale. Playboy Cops co-stars TVB starlet Linda Chung ... [read more]
After a long hiatus, Daniel Chan finally returns to the music scene. First catching the attention of pop fans in the mid-90s through the upbeat song "Opening The Sky" for which he teamed up with Kelly Chen, Qiu Yingxin, and Ray Chan, Daniel Chan went on to launch a successful singing career, conquering the hearts of fans with songs like "Be Happier Than Me", "Unique Feeling in the Heart", and "Guitar". Focusing more on his career as actor in recent years, Daniel is ready to mark his presence in the music world once more. His new album Love Moments features fifteen tracks with four brand new songs including "Easy Come Easy Go" (Track 1). Fans can also look forward to favorites like "Psychological... [read more]
Taiwan's representative band Mayday releases a pleasing live combo package. Mayday Jump! The World Live features a live cut of the group's summer 2007 concert which took place at the Taipei Arena from July 20 to 22. They also took their sounds to many other parts of the world during their tour including Canada, Malaysia, Singapore, Shanghai, Japan, Hong Kong, and the U.S. The band's live concert has been recorded on the first DVD "Big Dream" (approximately 130 minutes), while the second DVD "One World" (approximately 100 minutes) provides documentary footage of the tour. A full-color 20 cm x 20 cm collector's photo book is included with the release. ... [read more]
An Empress and the Warriors features a Kelly Chen you've never seen before: in armor. The Canto-pop queen heads into battle for this impressive period adventure, in which she stars as Yan Feier, a determined princess who is given control of her troubled, war torn kingdom. Chen trained extensively to handle the role's physical demands, learning to ride a horse and handle a sword for director Tony Ching Siu Tung, who previously handled the action for Zhang Yimou's Hero and House of Flying Daggers, as well as numerous martial arts classics. Chen's co-stars are also top-notch; Leon Lai is her paramour, a kindly doctor with a hidden past, and action superstar Donnie Yen is her childhood friend and... [read more]
TVB's answer to Charlie's Angels, 2004 police drama Angels of Mission puts top actresses Sonija Kwok, Charmaine Sheh, and Shirley Yeung on the frontline for a thrilling action-packed series. All Miss Hong Kong pageant winners, the leading ladies back up their beauty and brains with both acting and action chops in this entertaining serial. Though TVB makes many police dramas, few are completely headlined by actresses and filled with such stylish action sequences, allowing the usually soft-spoken starlets to show their tough sides. Award-winning actor Patrick Tam, who returned to TVB briefly in 2003 and 2004 for three series, co-stars in Angels of Mission, along with Shek Sau, Thomas Lam, Stephen... [read more]
Running out of monsters to hunt? Fear not, Capcom is releasing Monster Hunter Portable 2nd G to satisfy your creature-slaying cravings. An upgraded version of the enormously popular Monster Hunter Portable 2nd (a.k.a. Monster Hunter Freedom 2), 2nd G provides new features and content while retaining the series' trademark hack-and-slash adventure gameplay. As can be expected, new monsters have been added to the mix, along with new fields and new quests. Also, "G" Class missions are now present, and players will be able to import their data from Monster Hunter Portable 2nd to 2nd G to adventure with their existing avatar.
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