Rebecca Davis editorChinese action-adventure title “Schemes in Antiques” conspired to hold its own at the top of the China box office with a $14.7 million second weekend, having opened first last week with a solid $25.6 million three-day debut.Originally set to premiere in April, the tale of intrigue around real and counterfeit artifacts from Hong Kong director Derek Kwok Chi-kin (“Wukong”) has now grossed $52 million (RMB331 million) of a projected $66.6 million, according to data from Maoyan.
Burger chain route sparks wider debate on traffic
24.11.2021 - 20:01 / dailyrecord.co.uk
A Stirling councillor is vowing to pursue improvements to a problematic city road junction near a McDonald’s restaurant and drivethrough.
Proposed changes to the burger chain’s site at Raploch sparked a wider debate about the Back O’Hill Road junction during a meeting of Stirling Council’s planning panel recently.
Several members echoed the concerns of SNP councillor Jim Thomson over the regular logjams at the busy crossroads, which features a turn-off leading to both McDonald’s and the
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variety.com
06.12.2021 / 08:47
China Box Office: ‘Schemes in Antiques’ Takes Weekend Honors
Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefAction-adventure film, “Schemes in Antiques” grabbed the top spot at the mainland China box office with a solid $25.6 million debut.It deposed crime comedy “Be Somebody” which had topped the chart for the past three weekends and earned $13.3 million in its fourth weekend, according to data from consultancy Artisan Gateway.
deadline.com
05.12.2021 / 13:25
‘The Matrix Resurrections’ China Release Date Confirmed For January
After having been cleared by authorities in late November for an eventual China release, the market has now given Warner Bros/Village Roadshow’s highly-anticipated The Matrix Resurrections an official date — on January 14, 2022.
deadline.com
03.12.2021 / 02:25
China, Olympics Committee Responds To Suspension Of Tournaments By Women’s Tennis Assn. Over Peng Shuai Situation – Update
UPDATE: China has responded to the Women’s Tennis Association announcement on Wednesday that it is suspending all of its tournaments in that country. The WTA said it was taken the action because of concerns about the treatment of tennis star Peng Shuai.
nypost.com
25.11.2021 / 20:19
War movie about defeat of US Army is now China’s biggest film ever
“The Battle at Lake Changjin,” has made a whopping $892 million in the communist country since it was released there on Sept.
nme.com
25.11.2021 / 13:55
Former K-pop idol Kris Wu among 88 celebrities newly blacklisted in China
official notice uploaded by the association, the blacklist was created to “strengthen industry self-discipline.”The notice also mentions the need to prevent “celebrities who violated the law or ethical standards from rebranding themselves on other platforms” and to “purify the environment of the online entertainment industry,” per RADII.This list includes singer Kris Wu, who was previously a member of South Korean boyband EXO.