Category: 5. Entertainment

Nobel laureate and Hungarian novelist Laszlo Krasznahorkai’s unique narrative fascinates Chinese scholars, Yang Yang reports.

Bottoms Up

“It’s not like a lads, lads, lads podcast this, is it?” says Alan Carr in the first of his new wine show with comedian pal Lee Peart. There are tastings, reader dilemmas and a Q&A with wine expert Tom Gilbey. The real highlight is…

Shot in Laos, Kimi Takesue’s idiosyncratic documentary gazes upon sights and vistas that would not be out of place on travel postcards. Minimal in its camera movements, the film looks at glimmering golden temples, waterfalls cascading down…

Breguet’s 250th anniversary year has been shaped by a return to the ideas that established the maison’s reputation, from mechanical invention to aesthetic discipline. The setting for the penultimate unveiling, inside the Breguet boutique on…

Artificial intelligence (AI) is almost everywhere. There’s hardly any industry that is not evaluating the use of AI. Even the film industry may use generative AI for characters in the future. This possibility haunts Oscar-winning Director James…

The abrupt cancellations of several Japanese music events in Shanghai – one of them midway through a song – have sparked criticism among fans, with some calling the moves “rude” and “extreme”.

Maki Otsuki was halfway through the theme of hit anime…

China’s theatrical market is losing younger audiences while Vietnam emerges as a breakout territory for pan-Asian content, according to industry executives speaking at the JAFF Market.

Eric Lin, general manager of international content…