“People should know when to step back.” Once hailed as one of Cantopop’s most beloved stars of the 1990s, Vivian Chow, 58, has found herself back in the spotlight — and not for the best reasons. A clip of the Hong Kong singer going off-key during her A Long And Lasting Love concert tour has made the rounds online, sparking heated debate...
Hong Kong star Vivian Chow dropped a bombshell on fans during her Macau concert on August 31 when she announced that she would no longer hold concerts. Nearing the end of the show, the 56-year-old choked back tears as she shared that her current A Long and Lasting Love world tour would be her last major solo performance. She then took...
Yes, she personally replies to each one of them… via snail mail. The internet and social media have no doubt enabled fans to be closer to their idols. Not only are they be able to keep up-to-date with celebs, but also interact with them. However, it seems like Hong Kong actress-singer Vivian Chow and her fans still prefer to communicate the old-school way: via snail mail. That's...
Linda, who's now a yoga instructor, tried various methods to conceive, including IVF, but it was not meant to be. Hong Kong singer Linda Wong is a familiar name for fans of Mandopop in the ‘90s. The eldest daughter of late One-Armed Swordsman star Wang Yu and actress Lin Tsui, Linda shot to fame with her breakout hit ‘Don't Ask Who I Am’ in 1993. The...
One netizen called their hairstyles “tacky”, but he was quickly shot down by others. Hong Kong cinema was a force to be reckoned with in its heyday, with all its leading ladies and men regarded as Asia's biggest stars. And in the ‘80s, these four ladies were all the rage— Wanda Yung, Sharla Cheung, Chingmy Yau and Vivian Chow. A throwback photo...
