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South China Morning Post
10-05-2025
- Entertainment
- South China Morning Post
Hong Kong fans confuse Nicholas Tse's lookalike for icon, but concert security remains vigilant
An impersonator of Hong Kong Cantopop star Nicholas Tse amused the internet after attending Tse's recent concert, sparking a humorous moment at the security checkpoint when onlookers mistakenly believed that even the icon himself had to go through security at his own show. Advertisement Nicholas Tse Ting-fung is a celebrated Hong Kong actor and singer who debuted in 1996 as a vocalist before transitioning into acting, earning numerous accolades, including the Hong Kong Film Award for Best Actor. In addition to his artistic pursuits, he is also well known as an entrepreneur and celebrity chef. In 2014, he launched his acclaimed food travelogue show 'Chef Nic,' and in 2016, he introduced his own lifestyle and food brand under the same name. On April 24, Tse returned to the concert stage after a 20-year hiatus, making history as the first Chinese-language singer to perform at Hong Kong's iconic Kai Tak Stadium. In addition to his singing career, Nicholas Tse, above, is a renowned actor in Hong Kong, having received multiple awards, such as the Hong Kong Film Award for Best Actor. Photo: Emperor Entertainment Group This nostalgic event not only attracted his devoted fans but also featured his mainland lookalike, whose presence generated both confusion and excitement among the crowd. Advertisement A viral video captured the moment at the security checkpoint when a man wearing sunglasses and lowering his mask passed through, triggering fans to scream: 'It's Nicholas Tse!' as cameras flashed in all directions.


The Star
01-05-2025
- Entertainment
- The Star
Tse composes for Lee in unexpected music team-up
MALAYSIAN singer Gin Lee unexpectedly got Hong Kong superstar Nicholas Tse to compose her latest track White Night, Sin Chew Daily reported. In a heartfelt Instagram post, she wrote: 'This collaboration left me with no regrets.' 'I just wanted to work with him whether in writing a song or shooting a film. I'd be happy to collaborate in any way. I just wanted to give it a try,' she said. Lee, 38, said Tse did his homework before composing the song. He reviewed her past works to understand her voice, singing style and musical preferences. She acknowledged that the track was 'one of the hardest I've ever sung.' Lee, whose real name is Jeanie Lee, launched her music career in 2010 after making waves in the reality singing competition The Voice 2. In recent years, she has been pursuing her career in Hong Kong where she is now signed under Emperor Entertainment Group, the same label as Tse. > Kwong Wah Yit Poh reported that a 29-year-old man was caught taking nude selfies at the Great East Gate, a historical landmark in Tainan, Taiwan. After his arrest, the man, known only as Chang, said that he had done it as 'a personal hobby.' He posted the images online, which were discovered by police who were monitoring online activities. A special police unit arrested Chang at his residence in Anping District. The mobile phone used in the act was also seized. According to the authorities, Chang appeared to be mentally stable during the arrest. After their questioning, he was charged with public indecency. The above article is compiled from the vernacular newspapers (Bahasa Malaysia, Chinese and Tamil dailies). As such, stories are grouped according to the respective language/medium. Where a paragraph begins with this ' >'sign, it denotes a separate news item.
Yahoo
12-03-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Michelle Wai wins HK Directors' Guild's Best Actress
12 Mar - Ahead of the Hong Kong Film Awards, Michelle Wai has won yet another Best Actress award, this time from the Hong Kong Film Directors' Guild. The actress accepted the accolade for her performance in "The Last Dance" from Simon Yam during the Hong Kong Film Directors' Guild Annual Dinner and Annual Awards Ceremony on 10 March. Thanking the Guild, her management Emperor Entertainment Group, and the cast and crew of the movie, Michelle said that she felt like a lucky person who has been given a lot of tips and advice by every filmmaker that she met throughout her 17 years of career. "There are many directors here that I have not worked with before. I hope that I will have the opportunity to work with everyone in the near future. I will continue to be a humble and good actor. Allow me to introduce myself again. I am the actor Michelle Wai," she said. On the other hand, her co-star Michael Hui also won Best Actor at the same event, and accepted his accolade from actress Kara Hui. "This is the first time in 43 years that a film company has asked me to shoot a movie that makes me cry from the beginning to the end. There is no comedy at all. It's like asking me to shoot 'Nezha', which is very difficult," he said. (Photo Source: Michelle IG, Oriental Daily)