Fans touch Tse's heart at first meet in 3 years
Pop star Nicholas Tse Ting- fung met members of his fan club for the first time after three years in show business. Tse sang and played games with fans and Chung Siu-hong and Swing were special guests at the event. Tse said he was very touched when there was a technical problem and all the audience sang along with him. He was very happy that more people were accepting him.
Former TVB actor Liu Wai- hung completed his talk show held at Queen Elizabeth Stadium. He thanked old showbiz friends for supporting him. He said he would not mention his bankruptcy in public again.
Liu was bankrupt a few years ago. He then went to Malaysia to run a restaurant. He returned to Hong Kong recently to open a shop selling speciality sauces of his own concoction.
A rumour has it that Canto- diva Faye Wong will change to another record company when her current four-year contract with the EMI Group, worth $40 million, comes to an end later this year. It is rumoured that Universal Music will bid $30 million for the contract. Universal Music director Chan Siu-po has worked with Wong before. Chan said the company was serious about negotiating with Wong.
Mainland rock-star Dao Wei, former husband of Faye Wong, was in town last week for a musical, starring Candy Lo Hau-yam. Dao was the music producer of the musical. He was followed by the paparazzi for the entire trip. He refused to answer reporters' questions or to say whether he had visited Wong and their daughter Jingtong.
A rumour has it that TVB has banned the latest Leslie Cheung Kwok-wing video because it promoted homosexuality. However, a TVB spokesman said they had not banned the video, but suggestions to the record company to cut some sensitive scenes had been rejected.
Cheung, who directed the video, said he did not want any scene to be cut. Cheung said that the video did not promote anything and that people had too good an imagination.
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