The Taiwanese acting contingent may be smaller than their expansive Mainland colleagues but it’s always nice to see so many familiar faces stepping out in tandem to support a good cause. This weekend was the 2019 Taipei Film Awards, a more indie offering that suits the Taiwan film industry which has been more indie focused for two decades now. This … Continue reading →
I love looking at wedding pictures, bonus for being pretty without too much posing or artificial glamour just like these. TW-actor Kimi Hsia (Hsia Yu Qiao) shared a happy surprise to start the weekend with her fans, announcing that she was married to boyfriend of three years director Tom Lin (Lin Shu Yu). The two released wedding pictures shot on … Continue reading →
If you love wedding gawking this come right in because this post is chock full of all the visual happy goodies from a star-studded wedding. Taiwanese actress Ady An tied the knot on June 5th in Hawaii with her businessman fiancee and their wedding was as fun and extravagant as expected. The huge wedding party had lots of Taiwanese actresses … Continue reading →
If weddings are just a chance to get all the friends together for a smashing party then TW-ent is salivating for the extravaganza to come that is Ady An‘s upcoming wedding. She’s already legally married as the couple registered their wedding last month, but Taiwanese tradition still requires a wedding banquet to hammer home the point. Ady’s wedding in June … Continue reading →
It’s a testament to how much I’ve come to love the leads in Marry Me or Not that even ancillary obstacles get my goat up. I know Justin’s mother is not going to meddle in any way substantive, at least not if Justin can help it, and neither is the arrival of his law school junior in a cameo by … Continue reading →
The 49th Annual Golden Bell Awards totally snuck up on me when it flooded all the TW-ent media portals this weekend with picspam galore. The TW-version of the Emmy’s celebrated the great television programs and performances of 2014 and most of the idol fluffy dramas I watched were nowhere near being nominated. Aside from the nominations for In a Good Way and … Continue reading →
The Sunday Taiwan drama dead air slump has been going on for almost a year now, with the last drama in the timeslot that I loved and watched the whole way through being King Flower (Substitute Princess) almost a year ago. Since then it hasn’t just been SETTV, none of the offerings in any of the networks in that timeslot … Continue reading →
