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Chinese actress Zhang Ziyi has returned to the public eye at a New Year's party for Chinese entertainment industry professionals in Beijing on January 31 after a a personal scandal last month.

Yesterday was director Su Chao Bin's birthday... Who is Su Chao Bin ?!? He is the Taiwanese director who is in charge of filming the movie co produced by Terrence Chang and Jonh Woo : "Rain of swords", he had previously left his marks with "Better than Sex" 愛情靈藥 and "Double Vision" 双瞳, so this movie is the first big production this talented director is using to enter the Mainland market, with more than 12 Millions invested and the participation of Michelle Yeoh as the female lead, and Jung Woo Sung, Kelly Lin, DaS Xu Xi Yuan, Wang Xue Qi, Shawn Yue, Jiang Yi Yan as supporting characters.

Due to the royalty dispute between TVB and the big 4 record companies, both sides have participated in "boycott" activities, with the big 4 companies now allowing their artists to accept interviews with ATV and i-Cable in Cantonese.

Two Chinese pop stars have become the first victims of a ban on the use of lip-syncing in concerts introduced last year following controversy over the Beijing Olympics opening ceremony.

In "Hot Summer Days" , I'm Wasabi an heiress who had always got whatever she wanted since childhood, when she goes out, she will be wearing brands from head to toes, never wearing less than 3 inches heels shoes, always reserved and ladylike. Of course she is spoiled.

Actress Vicki Zhao Wei, who has kept out of the public eye for months, has paired up with Donnie Yen for a photo spread in "Cosmopolitan," which is available today online.

Zhao costars with Yen in the upcoming martial arts flick "14 Blades." The two first worked together in Gordon Chan's 2008 thriller "Painted Skin."

Friday marks the last day of screenings of the non-3D version of Golden Globe-winning blockbuster Avatar in China. The pulling of the movie ahead of schedule has provoked speculation that the decision was to make way for domestic films, an accusation denied by film authorities.