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TVB artists complain over reduced income& workload | Eric Tsang: No one can stay celebrity forever TVB's Executive Chairman Thomas Hui-to announced earlier that the company's profit had increased and all staff members had received a pay raise. A few days ago, he even summoned a group of artists back to the company to listen to their views, and it was known that more than a hundred of them attended the meeting. Among them, senior actor Henry Lo Chun-shun expressed his views to Hui for as long as 10 minutes, and he was very agitated, complaining that his income from being a part of a cut show had decreased drastically, and that he had been taken the bread out of the singers of Midlife, Sing & Shine!.

Hong Kong

2025.04.04 12:23

TVB artists complain over reduced income& workload | Eric Tsang: No one can stay celebrity forever

TVB artists complain over reduced income& workload | Eric Tsang: No one can stay celebrity forever

Journalist's Hands-on Experiences | Breathing through rubble: When rescue teams become Myanmar's second sunrise In just 24 hours in Mandalay, Myanmar, this earthquake-stricken city revealed its resilience and sorrow. Chinese rescue teams and local volunteers worked tirelessly, saving lives and bringing hope amidst ruins. Despite sleepless nights and sweltering heat, the teams' unwavering determination shone through. Though not every rescue attempt resulted in miracles, the solidarity and gratitude between nations and communities offered a glimmer of hope. As Mandalay begins to rebuild, it embodies the strength to rise from darkness to light, inspiring both rescuers and witnesses alike.

Editors' Pick

2025.04.04 11:48

Journalist's Hands-on Experiences | Breathing through rubble: When rescue teams become Myanmar's second sunrise

Journalist's Hands-on Experiences | Breathing through rubble: When rescue teams become Myanmar's second sunrise

Two students arrested at IFC Apple store for alleged credit card fraud in electronic product purchases Police recently arrested two local men at the International Finance Center (IFC) mall in Central, suspected of unauthorized use of other people's credit cards to purchase Apple products. 6 credit cards and 65 debit cards were found on them when they were arrested, and 64 credit cards, 10 Hong Kong and Macao Travel Permits, as well as a large number of electronic products were found in the vehicle. The amount involved is about HK$150,000. Two men aged 32 and 28 are being detained and the case is still under investigation.

Hong Kong

2025.04.04 11:11

Two students arrested at IFC Apple store for alleged credit card fraud in electronic product purchases

Two students arrested at IFC Apple store for alleged credit card fraud in electronic product purchases

Live | IShowSpeed's China tour: A fresh perspective on traveling in HK As global interest in "China Travel" surges, a wave of foreign internet personalities are visiting the country, offering their audiences unfiltered views of modern China. American YouTube star Darren "IShowSpeed" Watkins is leading the latest trend, whose ongoing China tour has captivated millions online.

Hong Kong

2025.04.04 09:46

Live | IShowSpeed's China tour: A fresh perspective on traveling in HK

Live | IShowSpeed's China tour: A fresh perspective on traveling in HK

Chinapedia | Spring outing guide in HK Escape the urban bustle and discover Hong Kong’s diverse offerings beyond the city center. From tranquil nature trails to charming island getaways, there’s something for everyone seeking a unique experience.

Lifestyle

2025.04.04 09:19

Chinapedia | Spring outing guide in HK

Chinapedia | Spring outing guide in HK

TVB artists complain over reduced income& workload | Eric Tsang: No one can stay celebrity forever

TVB artists complain over reduced income& workload | Eric Tsang: No one can stay celebrity forever

TVB artists complain over reduced income& workload | Eric Tsang: No one can stay celebrity forever TVB's Executive Chairman Thomas Hui-to announced earlier that the company's profit had increased and all staff members had received a pay raise. A few days ago, he even summoned a group of artists back to the company to listen to their views, and it was known that more than a hundred of them attended the meeting. Among them, senior actor Henry Lo Chun-shun expressed his views to Hui for as long as 10 minutes, and he was very agitated, complaining that his income from being a part of a cut show had decreased drastically, and that he had been taken the bread out of the singers of Midlife, Sing & Shine!.

Hong Kong

2025.04.04 12:23

Journalist's Hands-on Experiences | Breathing through rubble: When rescue teams become Myanmar's second sunrise

Journalist's Hands-on Experiences | Breathing through rubble: When rescue teams become Myanmar's second sunrise

Journalist's Hands-on Experiences | Breathing through rubble: When rescue teams become Myanmar's second sunrise In just 24 hours in Mandalay, Myanmar, this earthquake-stricken city revealed its resilience and sorrow. Chinese rescue teams and local volunteers worked tirelessly, saving lives and bringing hope amidst ruins. Despite sleepless nights and sweltering heat, the teams' unwavering determination shone through. Though not every rescue attempt resulted in miracles, the solidarity and gratitude between nations and communities offered a glimmer of hope. As Mandalay begins to rebuild, it embodies the strength to rise from darkness to light, inspiring both rescuers and witnesses alike.

Editors' Pick

2025.04.04 11:48

Two students arrested at IFC Apple store for alleged credit card fraud in electronic product purchases

Two students arrested at IFC Apple store for alleged credit card fraud in electronic product purchases

Two students arrested at IFC Apple store for alleged credit card fraud in electronic product purchases Police recently arrested two local men at the International Finance Center (IFC) mall in Central, suspected of unauthorized use of other people's credit cards to purchase Apple products. 6 credit cards and 65 debit cards were found on them when they were arrested, and 64 credit cards, 10 Hong Kong and Macao Travel Permits, as well as a large number of electronic products were found in the vehicle. The amount involved is about HK$150,000. Two men aged 32 and 28 are being detained and the case is still under investigation.

Hong Kong

2025.04.04 11:11

Live | IShowSpeed's China tour: A fresh perspective on traveling in HK

Live | IShowSpeed's China tour: A fresh perspective on traveling in HK

Live | IShowSpeed's China tour: A fresh perspective on traveling in HK As global interest in "China Travel" surges, a wave of foreign internet personalities are visiting the country, offering their audiences unfiltered views of modern China. American YouTube star Darren "IShowSpeed" Watkins is leading the latest trend, whose ongoing China tour has captivated millions online.

Hong Kong

2025.04.04 09:46

Chinapedia | Spring outing guide in HK

Chinapedia | Spring outing guide in HK

Chinapedia | Spring outing guide in HK Escape the urban bustle and discover Hong Kong’s diverse offerings beyond the city center. From tranquil nature trails to charming island getaways, there’s something for everyone seeking a unique experience.

Lifestyle

2025.04.04 09:19

Dispatch from Myanmar | Miraculous survival after 125 hours trapped: How did Chinese rescue teams help him?

Dispatch from Myanmar | Miraculous survival after 125 hours trapped: How did Chinese rescue teams help him?

Dispatch from Myanmar | Miraculous survival after 125 hours trapped: How did Chinese rescue teams help him? Trapped in ruins with no sunlight, lacking water and food, how long can a person survive in such extreme conditions? After the earthquake in Myanmar, a 52-year-old man was buried in the collapsed ruins for 125 hours, and finally miraculously survived due to the persistent efforts of multiple Chinese rescue teams. Let's review the whole process of his rescue and feel the urgency and thrill of the rescue operation.

Deepline

2025.04.03 21:19

Extended cut of 'The Last Dance' premieres tomorrow with special meet-and-greet screenings

Extended cut of 'The Last Dance' premieres tomorrow with special meet-and-greet screenings

Extended cut of 'The Last Dance' premieres tomorrow with special meet-and-greet screenings The extended cut of "The Last Dance" is set to officially premiere tomorrow (April 4). Emperor Motion Pictures has announced six special meet-and-greet screenings on the first day, where the creative team will interact with the audience and share behind-the-scenes stories about the film's production.

Lifestyle

2025.04.03 19:57

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