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When Lori Fowlkes first saw robotic Zhu Zhu Pets toy hamsters in September, she remembers her kids started jumping up and down and saying "Please!...Seeing a fully stocked shelf, she decided to hold off until Christmas. That was "before I...

No wonder John Woo, whose Hollywood career has had its ups and downs over the past decade and a half, departed the U.S. for a while to make “Red Cliff,” a full-scale Chinese epic...That probably belongs to Soviet director Sergei...

Wednesday November 25, 2009 Legendary heroine Relive the adventures of Chinese folk heroine Mulan. THE story of Chinese folk heroine Hua Mulan, who enlists in the army to serve her country in place of her ailing father, is an oft-told...

Tom Skilling would have been a powerful general in third century China, for if one knew the vagaries of the wind and the fog and the thunder in those times, one would have enjoyed invaluable strategic advantages on the fields...

The actress is fronting the animal rights campaign group''s latest expose of the fur industry. China. "Millions of animals are killed for their pelts each year.....Please join me today as we go behind the scenes of the international fur trade,...

Washington: Entertainment giant Disney is reportedly drawing plans to film a Chinese version of its hit High School Musical in Shanghai. The family-friendly conglomerate was said to have received clearance from the Chinese government for the alleged project.

Disney is recreating its hit franchise film "High School Musical" in the East as it turns its attention to the millions of teenagers in the massive China market. The announcement comes just weeks after the Burbank, California-based company said the...

The doves are back, and that's very good news for action movie fans. A universal sign of peace, they are a trademark symbol in the films of mayhem maestro John Woo, so when they soar in the new Chinese historical...

Despite a lack of vampire lore in China, young women are snapping up the books and pirated movies. China has no literary tradition of vampires, aside from a few 17th-century short stories about a blood-sucking variety of ghost, but "Twilight"...