Hong Kong Heavenly King Jacky Cheung performed the 300th show of his 10th concert tour at the Singapore Indoor Stadium on Nov 22. This milestone was achieved on the second night of his six sold-out ...
Long before “queer visibility” became part of pop culture’s vocabulary, Leslie Cheung Kwok-wing was living it. In the 1970s and ’80s, as Hong Kong moved between British colonial rule and an uncertain ...
Axcelis Technologies, Inc. and Veeco Instruments Inc. are merging in a $4.4 billion all-stock deal to create a diversified semiconductor equipment company. The merger aims to broaden product offerings ...
On Wednesday, a full house of 2,500 eager patrons shared in the dream of Mandle Cheung, as the 77-year-old amateur conductor took to the podium at Roy Thomson Hall leading the Toronto Symphony ...
Singer Steven Cheung has publicly sought help as he faces financial struggles, despite taking on various jobs to make ends meet. Hong Kong singer Steven Cheung. Photo from Cheung's Weibo According to ...
This is the 51st instalment in a biweekly series profiling major Hong Kong pop culture figures of recent decades. Born in Hong Kong in 1971 to a mother who as a beauty queen won the city’s 1962 Miss ...
White House communications director Steven Cheung tore into a reporter from HuffPost who asked why transcripts for most of the president’s public remarks are not available on the White House website. ...
The Daily Beast’s chief content officer Joanna Coles has responded to White House Director of Communications Steven Cheung after he called her a “piece of s--t” in a foul-mouthed X tirade. Coles ...
Across the press-briefing room in the West Wing, past the lectern where the beaming blond press secretary, Karoline Leavitt, admonishes members of the meddlesome press, behind a blue sliding door, ...
Most people who have endured and survived a toxic workplace don’t end up as a character in an award-winning TV show. But Erika Cheung is not like most people, in more ways than one. She risked her ...
White House Communications Director Steven Cheung preemptively attacked Michael Wolff's inside look at the Donald Trump campaign, calling the author a "fraud" with a "peanut-sized brain." The ...
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