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Jacqueline Chan, actor who broke barriers on British stage and screen, dies at 91
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‘Spider-Noir’ Soundtrack Spotlights Li Jun Li With Cover and Original Song
‘Tokyo Gore Police’ Director Yoshihiro Nishimura Dies at 59
KPop Stars Sweep the Board at the American Music Awards as BTS Make History
Hull City Fans Outraged as Camera Cuts Away From Japanese Star Hirakawa Yu During Trophy Lift

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Jacqueline Chan, actor who broke barriers on British stage and screen, dies at 91
The Chinese-Trinidadian performer sustained a diverse career spanning stage, screen, and television over seven decades while challenging industry stereotypes.
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Cannes Outrage After Journalist Tells Cast of South Korean Film ‘I Don’t Know the Rest of You’
Michael Fassbender and Alicia Vikander face criticism for remaining silent after an English-speaking reporter openly dismissed their high-profile South Korean
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‘Spider-Noir’ Soundtrack Spotlights Li Jun Li With Cover and Original Song
Li Jun Li shines on Prime Video’s Spider-Noir soundtrack with ‘Dream a Little Dream of Me’ and ‘The Devil You
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‘Tokyo Gore Police’ Director Yoshihiro Nishimura Dies at 59
Cult Japanese horror maestro Yoshihiro Nishimura, director of Tokyo Gore Police and Helldriver, dies at 59 after a battle with
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KPop Stars Sweep the Board at the American Music Awards as BTS Make History
The South Korean group claimed the top prize on a night where trailing nominations left Western pop icons empty-handed.
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Hull City Fans Outraged as Camera Cuts Away From Japanese Star Hirakawa Yu During Trophy Lift
Broadcasters face criticism over an abrupt camera switch that blocked viewers from seeing the winger celebrate the club's dramatic Premier
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The Last Auteur of Hong Kong Urban Despair: A Conversation With Herman Yau
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