Hong Kong actors Law Lan and Roger Kwok have left broadcaster TVB. Their confirmation comes after rumours of their departure circulated the internet and was reported by Hong Kong media. Roger told ...

2 Dec - Following the departure of 91-year-old veteran actress Helena Law Lan due to her contract not being renewed, it was revealed that her "The Fading Gold" co-star Roger Kwok has also left TVB.

After a quiet October, the K-drama schedule is back on track for November, with a mix of new shows dropping just as cooler weather drives us to the comfort of our sofas. Read on to find out what to ...

29 Oct - Following news of his critical condition, it was revealed that TVB veteran actor Benz Hui has passed away. His family announced the tragic news on 28 October, stating that Benz passed away ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Hollywood’s major studios — including Disney and Fox — are investing in micro dramas, the fast-growing format of ...

The camera hasn’t even started rolling and actress Samantha Drews is already shedding charcoal-tinted tears for her latest micro-drama. It’s a sweltering afternoon in central Los Angeles and Drews, ...

Aline Fierobe, a web developer in Montreal, has stopped paying for streaming services like Netflix and HBO Max. She’s not saving money, though. In fact, she’s paying upward of $200 a month to watch ...

Television has evolved a lot over the course of the last 25 years. The success of shows like “The Sopranos,” “The Wire” and “Breaking Bad” throughout the late ’90s, 2000s and early 2010s made many ...

After refusing to participate in covering up a fatal police shooting, Detective Sergeant Steve Arnott (Martin Compston) joins a controversial anti-corruption task force charged with “policing the ...

NEW YORK—Steve Lanzano will retire as president and CEO of the Television Bureau of Advertising at year-end, the group said. Lanzano has led TVB, the trade organization for local commercial broadcast ...

Office drama is like a fire—it thrives on oxygen, or in this case, emotional reactions. The more you engage with the theatrics, the bigger the blaze. Drama-filled personalities exaggerate, ...