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ezTravel unveils a new promotion for Mayday’s Taipei concerts, offering hotel discounts and THSR ticket savings. Exclusive packages target Hong Kong fans, boosting concert tourism.

Taiwanese actress Tiffany Ann Hsu is reportedly four months pregnant, marking a joyful milestone with husband Roy Chiu. The couple embraces a natural approach to parenthood.

The Ministry of Finance reports a 2.2-fold increase in entertainment tax revenue from professional performances in 2024, driven by post-pandemic event growth.

South Korean cheerleader Lee Dahye supports Lee Jueun amid criticism over dual roles in Taiwan and Korea. An Ji Hyun reassures fans of her focus on Taiwan.

South Korean cheerleader Lee Jueun joins the LG TWINS while continuing with Taiwan’s Fubon Guardians. Her dual role boosts ticket sales and fan engagement.

Taipei’s Vieshow Cinemas Xinyi temporarily closes 10 theaters due to roof leaks. Repairs are underway. The Golden Horse Fantastic Film Festival will proceed as planned.

Over 70% of children in Taiwan rely heavily on social media, says the Child Welfare League Foundation. Excessive use impacts life satisfaction and physical health.

Wang Xiaofei allegedly berated Barbie Hsu’s mother before Hsu’s cremation, sparking outrage among family and friends. Hsu passed away on Feb. 2 in Tokyo.

President Lai Ching-te announced 17 strategies to protect Taiwan’s entertainment industry from China’s influence. Plans include guidelines for artists and boosting local cultural competitiveness.

Fubon Guardians welcome South Korean cheerleader Lee Jueun, known for her viral strikeout dance, to their team. She debuts in Xinzhuang on April 2-3.

Actor Darren Wang begins his mandatory military service amid allegations of draft evasion and inciting violence. Authorities prioritize his conscription despite ongoing investigations.

Barbie Hsu’s family is considering memorial options after her death from pneumonia complications. They aim to create a space for remembrance, with options including a columbarium niche or a burial site with a statue.

New Taipei City reveals six potential sites for a domed stadium, aiming to enhance smart services, sports, and tourism. Mayor Hou plans to finalize the site by year-end.

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an plans to abolish the amusement tax to boost arts and entertainment. The move, supported by KMT Councilor Wu Shih-cheng, aims to enhance public participation in cultural events.

The 59th Golden Bell Awards celebrated the TVBS series ＂Living＂ as a major winner with six awards, including Best Actor and Best Actress, on Oct. 19.

Netflix’s ＂Born for the Spotlight＂ captivates with its portrayal of the entertainment industry. Directed by Yen Yi-wen, it reveals secrets and features award-winning actors.

Taiwan approves Andy Lau’s concert after confirming no harmful statements. Minister Chiu highlights freedom and inclusivity. Concert rescheduled due to typhoon.

Taiwanese actor Wu Kang-ren will miss the 59th Golden Bell Awards due to work commitments. His absence amid growing ties with China has stirred public debate.

Taiwanese actor Wu Kang-ren shared a People’s Daily post on Weibo celebrating China’s 75th anniversary, sparking mixed reactions. Some praised his gesture, while others criticized his wording.

Premier Cho Jung-tai stresses the need for long-term planning in constructing a new stadium in southern Taiwan. Legislator Tsai Chi-chang highlights the benefits of the Taipei Dome.

Discover the latest on actor Wu Kang-ren’s potential career move to China and Director Wang I-hsin’s supportive yet cautionary response. Explore the implications of Wu’s past political activism on this decision.

Discover the latest on Taiwan’s economy: August’s Consumer Price Index rose by 2.36%, marking the fourth month of inflation above 2%. Factors include higher rents and dining costs, offset by lower egg and fuel prices. A trend toward stability is expected.

Explore the controversy as KMT legislator Wang Hung-wei criticizes the blocking of a Chinese singer’s concert in Taiwan over political tensions, calling for a balance between politics and consumer rights.

Discover how actor Sunny Wang responded to the backlash over his ＂sissy＂ comment, admitting it was inappropriate and expressing his intention for personal growth.

Discover the latest on Taiwan’s amusement tax changes: Finance Minister Chuang Tsui-yun announces reductions for most entertainment taxes, while golf remains at 20%. Local governments gain the power to suspend taxes on sports and cultural events. Learn more about the implications for local revenue and industry development.