Remove your tattoos, Beijing tells Chinese football playersBEIJING: Footballers playing in China’s national team should remove any existing tattoos and are “strictly prohibited” from getting any new ones, the country’s sports administration body has said.
#Showbiz: G.E.M. re-records Faizal Tahir’s ‘X Missing U’KUALA LUMPUR: Popular singer-songwriter Faizal Tahir's tune X Missing U has been adapted into an international version by Hong Kong singing sensation Gloria Tang Tsz-Kei, better known by her stage name G.E.M. (an acronym for 'Get Everybody Moving').
Malaysian diving and swimming come close to being a washoutResults wise, Malaysian aquatics is so diluted this year, hardly any achievements in the pool, hardly a ripple of excitement.
Humbling experience in BaliThe recent World Tour Finals in Bali was truly a humbling experience for the national players, said BA of Malaysia (BAM) coaching director Wong Choong Hann.
WTA suspends all tournaments in China over Peng concernsWASHINGTON: The women’s professional tennis tour announced Wednesday it was suspending all tournaments in China amid what its chairman called “serious doubts” about the safety of Chinese player Peng Shuai, who accused a top Communist Party leader of sexual assault.
The Simpsons Makes Disney+ Debut In Hong Kong, But An Episode About China Is Curiously MissingCensorship or coincidence?
#Showbiz: China bans celebrities showing off luxury lifestyle, work and activitiesKUALA LUMPUR: In its efforts to discipline pop culture and celebrity fan clubs on social media, China’s top internet watchdog has introduced regulations that strictly limit what celebrities, their agents and even fans can do on social media.
#Showbiz: Shila Amzah leads first Mandarin music reality showKUALA LUMPUR: Singer Shila Amzah, who made it big in China, is seeking for Malaysia’s next big Mandarin language artiste.
#Showbiz: Malaysian distributor for ‘The Battle At Lake Changjin’ thinking of resubmitting to Censorship BoardKUALA LUMPUR: Mega Film Distribution is thinking of resubmitting the made-in-China war movie, The Battle At Lake Changjin, to the Malaysian Film Censorship Board (LPF) for screening approval in cinemas.
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