Legendary's 'Street Fighter' movie has tapped Callina Liang for the female lead role of Chun-Li, sources tell Deadline.

Sen, the Penang-born actress best known for her role as Chung Su-Lee in the British sitcom Mind Your Language, has died at the age of 80. Lim rose to fame in the late 1970s as Su-Lee, a Chinese ...

Barbara Walters felt “dogged by Diane’s very existence,” former ABC anchor Cynthia McFadden says in a new documentary, "Tell ...

And were she still in the news game, the late, great Barbara Walters would eagerly be making the same linear-to-digital transition. That’s according to Jackie Jesco, a former TV news ...

Jackie Shroff, known as Jaggu Dada, is celebrated for his iconic status and stylish persona in Indian cinema. He adopted the name 'Jaggu Dada' after his brother's tragic death while saving someone ...

2010's The Karate Kid set out to reboot the franchise with new lore and protagonists. Fans have another reason to revisit the film, now that it's being inducted into canon via Karate Kid: Legends.

Milan's La Scala announced in May that Chung will take the post when current director Riccardo Chailly's contract ends in late 2026. Chung is the first Asian and second non-Italian to hold the ...

But is the hype surrounding the 39-year-old actress' character enough for her to bag a trophy at the upcoming Star Awards on Jul 6? Yeoh sure hopes so. Despite being in the industry for two decades, ...

Chung and Zhang married in 2016 after meeting on a dating show the previous year, marking Chung’s third marriage. She was previously married to a Belgian man in 1998 and to Taiwanese musician Jon Yen ...

The Summer I Turned Pretty stars Lola Tung, Christopher Briney, and Gavin Casalegno in lead roles, along with Jackie Chung, Rachel Blanchard, and Sean Kaufman in supporting roles. As Deadline reports, ...

Former Austin City Council Member and leading environmentalist Jackie Goodman died during the late afternoon on Tuesday, her sister, Janis Morgan confirmed. Goodman had been recuperating from ...

Jackie Chan’s mother never watched his films—not because she didn’t support him, but because it was too painful to see him get hurt. Despite not watching his movies, she was proud of him—keeping his ...