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#SHOWBIZ: Taiwanese TV host Wang Hao-Yi dies, 5 days after his mother
#SHOWBIZ: Taiwanese TV host Wang Hao-Yi dies, 5 days after his mother

New Straits Times

time01-07-2025

  • Entertainment
  • New Straits Times

#SHOWBIZ: Taiwanese TV host Wang Hao-Yi dies, 5 days after his mother

TAIPEI: Award-winning Taiwanese host and author Wang Hao-Yi passed away on June 29 at the age of 68. According to Taiwanese media reports, Wang was best known as the co-host of Slow Travel Adventures, a travel programme that explored Taiwan's landscapes and traditions. The series earned critical acclaim, winning the Golden Bell Award for Best Lifestyle Show Hosts in 2023. Wang's co-host, Liu Ke-Hsiang, expressed his grief in a Facebook post, saying he was "shocked by the sudden news." He wrote, "Thinking of the two of us filming together – from Feb 25, 2014 until now – we travelled across Taiwan and explored countless local customs." Liu added, "Thanks to his wit and humour, we were able to try many new things with the series. He will be sadly missed." According to China Press, Wang had been experiencing heart issues recently and was recuperating. In his post, Liu shared that Wang's brother told him Wang had been driving when he began to feel unwell. "He pulled over by the roadside – and never recovered," Liu said. The news has stunned fans, especially given the timing. On June 24, Wang had posted on Facebook to announce the passing of his 91-year-old mother and shared that his family was preparing funeral arrangements. Many fans have taken to social media to offer condolences to Wang's family members.

Taiwanese host Wang Hao-yi dies, just 5 days after his mother's passing
Taiwanese host Wang Hao-yi dies, just 5 days after his mother's passing

The Star

time30-06-2025

  • Entertainment
  • The Star

Taiwanese host Wang Hao-yi dies, just 5 days after his mother's passing

On June 24, Wang Hao-yi posted on Facebook to announce the passing of his 91-year-old mother. Photos via China Press Award-winning Taiwanese host and author Wang Hao-yi passed away on June 29 at the age of 68, according to Taiwanese media reports. Wang was best known as the co-host of Slow Travel Adventures , a cultural travel programme that explores Taiwan's landscapes and traditions from unique perspectives. The series earned critical acclaim, winning the Golden Bell Award for Best Lifestyle Show Hosts in 2023. Its seventh season is said to have aired earlier this year. Wang's co-host, Liu Ke-hsiang, expressed his grief in a Facebook post, saying he was shocked by the sudden news. 'Thinking of the two of us filming together – from Feb 25, 2014 until now – we travelled across Taiwan and explored countless local customs. 'Thanks to his wit and humour, we were able to try many new things with the series. 'Now that he's gone… how can one not feel grief? Mourning!' According to China Press, Wang had been experiencing heart issues in recent days and was recuperating. In his post, Liu shared that Wang's brother told him that Wang had been driving when he began to feel unwell. "He pulled over by the roadside – and never recovered.' The news has stunned fans, especially given the timing. On June 24, Wang posted on Facebook to announce the passing of his 91-year-old mother and shared that his family was preparing funeral arrangements. Now, in the span of just one week, his brother is left mourning the loss of both his mother and an older sibling. Many have taken to social media to offer condolences and support during this tragic time.

Klear.ai Announces Successful Go-Live with Garden Grove Unified School District
Klear.ai Announces Successful Go-Live with Garden Grove Unified School District

Yahoo

time23-05-2025

  • Business
  • Yahoo

Klear.ai Announces Successful Go-Live with Garden Grove Unified School District

CYPRESS, Calif., May 23, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- a leading provider of AI-driven Claims and Risk Management solutions, today announced the successful deployment of its platform at Garden Grove Unified School District (GGUSD). The implementation marks another milestone in commitment to modernizing public sector risk and claims operations. Garden Grove Unified School District (GGUSD) has earned statewide and national recognition for academic excellence and student support. Recent honors include multiple California Distinguished Schools, National Blue Ribbon Schools, and designation as a California Honor Roll District. GGUSD's innovative ASPIRE mental health program also received the Golden Bell Award, and the district has been recognized with the Broad Prize for Urban Education for closing achievement gaps. These awards reflect GGUSD's strong performance and commitment to student success. The go-live follows a collaborative and focused deployment process, delivering a centralized, secure, and highly intuitive system tailored to the needs of one of California's largest school districts. GGUSD now benefits from powerful automation tools, real-time analytics, and native AI features—streamlining incident intake, compliance tracking, and claims oversight. "We're proud to support Garden Grove Unified School District on their journey toward digital transformation," said Ritza Vaughn, Executive Vice President at "From the outset, this was a true partnership. GGUSD's commitment to innovation aligns perfectly with our mission to deliver smarter, more efficient solutions for the public sector." From a technology perspective, the go-live reflects the strength of scalable, cloud-native platform and its proven implementation approach. "Our team worked closely with GGUSD to ensure a smooth and successful launch," said Bobby Hunter, Chief Product Officer at "We tailored the system to their workflows, migrated data securely, and provided hands-on support every step of the way. The result is a platform that's ready to deliver immediate value—without disruption." continues to expand its footprint in education, government, and risk-pool sectors by delivering modern, AI-enabled solutions that reduce administrative burden and enhance decision-making. About delivers integrated, AI-powered solutions for policy, claims, risk, and analytics—purpose-built for the modern insurance ecosystem. With Native AI woven into the fabric of the product and a commitment to customer outcomes, empowers carriers, public entities, TPAs, and risk pools to streamline operations, improve decision-making, and reduce costs—at in Cypress, California, is consistently recognized for its product excellence, customer satisfaction, and innovative AI capabilities. For media inquiries, contact:Shiv BansalMarketing (619) 343-6260395691@ View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE Sign in to access your portfolio

#SHOWBIZ: Disgraced host Mickey Huang and actress Summer Meng divorced?
#SHOWBIZ: Disgraced host Mickey Huang and actress Summer Meng divorced?

New Straits Times

time23-05-2025

  • Entertainment
  • New Straits Times

#SHOWBIZ: Disgraced host Mickey Huang and actress Summer Meng divorced?

TAIPEI: Disgraced Taiwanese TV host Mickey Huang and his wife, actress Summer Meng, are reported to have separated. According to The Straits Times yesterday, this development follows Huang's numerous scandals, including his possession of child abuse material. Taiwanese news website CTWant received a tip-off suggesting the couple have quietly finalised their divorce, ending their five-year marriage. Huang's lawyer, Hsiao Chi-yun, neither denied nor confirmed the news, stating only: "Thank you for your concern. They will prioritise their family." Huang, 53, and Meng, 33, registered their marriage in March 2020 after approximately seven years of dating. Meng, known for her roles in idol dramas such as Love, Timeless (2017) and Single Ladies Senior (2018), announced her pregnancy on social media in November 2021. Their daughter was born in May 2022. The couple frequently shared aspects of their family life on social media and were once considered an ideal pairing within Taiwan's entertainment industry. Huang, a prolific television presenter and multiple Golden Bell Award winner, experienced a significant downfall in June 2023. This followed accusations of sexual harassment by two female netizens, incidents alleged to have occurred around a decade earlier. A criminal investigation into Huang led to his indictment in May 2024, after raids on his home and studio uncovered several pornographic videos. In December 2024, he was sentenced to eight months in prison and fined NT$100,000 (RM14,174) for possessing over 2,200 sexually explicit images involving 35 minors. Both the prosecution and Huang have appealed this ruling. Meng supported Huang throughout the scandal, but she faced criticism from netizens for expressing her backing, which significantly impacted her acting career. She withdrew from the TV series The Thrifty Family (2024) in July 2023.

Confessions Wraps Filming: Eastern Dark Aesthetics Meet the Abyss of Human Nature, Elevating Chinese Drama to New Heights
Confessions Wraps Filming: Eastern Dark Aesthetics Meet the Abyss of Human Nature, Elevating Chinese Drama to New Heights

Arabian Post

time08-05-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Arabian Post

Confessions Wraps Filming: Eastern Dark Aesthetics Meet the Abyss of Human Nature, Elevating Chinese Drama to New Heights

SHANGHAI, CHINA – Media OutReach Newswire – 8 May 2025 – Confessions, a psychological suspense series written and directed by Wong Ching-Po and starring Ethan Juan, Gingle Wang, Alyssa Chia, Yi-Wen Chen, and Vivian Sung, officially wrapped filming on May 3. Hosted by Bowie Tsang, the press conference gathered the full cast and creative team. The set, featuring tree root installations and a Mondrian-inspired carpet, was meticulously designed. With a stellar team including multiple Golden Horse and Golden Bell Award winners, Confessions has drawn strong interest from international markets. Creative Roundtable: Elite Team Continues the Legacy, Delving Into the Gray Areas of Human Nature The series, from the creative team behind The Pig, The Snake, and The Pigeon, underwent four months of preparation and 120 days of filming. Building on the 'violent aesthetics and philosophical musings' of its predecessor, Confessions adds socially conscious suspense elements that heighten the narrative's intensity and complexity. It delves deeper into psychological issues such as family trauma and moral conflict. Ethan Juan shared that his character, Lin San, has a complex inner journey that mirrors many aspects of his own life. He described the experience as if he were stepping into Lin San's shoes, not only portraying the character's life but also undergoing a personal choice of his own throughout the process. First Teaser: Stark Aesthetics Hit Home At the press conference, the teaser trailer 'Destined Suspense' was unveiled. With chilling lighting and intense sound design, it builds a bold aesthetic that amplifies suspense. The trailer reveals the characters' psychological unraveling as they navigate family feuds and moral entanglements across two generations, drawing viewers into hidden truths and the abyss of human nature. Eight character stills and a themed poster were unveiled, using black-and-white tones to evoke a sense of psychological warfare and mystery, deepening the audience's immersion in the characters' minds. The series will be introduced to mainland China by Youhug Media and Youku, and exclusively streamed on Youku. Following the event, Confessions entered post-production. The team will fuse Eastern and Western cultural elements, using sharp editing and visual effects to help Chinese drama cross linguistic and regional borders. With its striking dark aesthetic and universal moral themes, the show aims to leave a bold mark on the psychological suspense genre and redefine the peak of Chinese storytelling. The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.

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