 Mariah Carey's Hong Kong Show Canceled
Mariah Carey's manager Benny Medina said Thursday that the cancellation of the star's weekend show in Hong Kong is because of a financial default by a promoter, not poor ticket sales or demands by the pop star. |
 Timberlake Considers Quitting Music
BEIJING, Oct. 3 -- Justin Timberlake is considering quitting the music business after just two solo albums. |
 Folk Singer Song Zuying to Perform in US
Song Zuying will make history as the highest rating Chinese folk singer to perform in the United States when she sings at The John F. Kennedy Center for The Performing Arts on October 12. |
 Li Yuchun Goes on First China Tour
Super Girl Li Yuchun will kick off her first China tour this weekend promoting her debut album "The Queen and the Dreams" released earlier this month.
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 Madonna Defends Being "Crucified" on Stage
LOS ANGELES - Pop singer Madonna on Thursday defended staging a mock crucifixion during her record-breaking "Confessions" world tour, saying it was not "anti-Christian, sacrilegious or blasphemous" -- but a plea for people to help one another. |
 Kangta&Vanness's "Scandal in Beijing"
What will happen when Kangta meets Vanness? Obviously, when this happens, on September 22nd and 23rd, it will prove a big "Scandal in Beijing"! |
 J.Lo & Anthony Sing for Peace, Each Other
Even the busiest A-listers can spare at least "One Day" for a good cause. |
 Singing with Heart and Soul
Jessye Norman is so special that the Shanghai Grand Stage will turn off the air conditioning to protect her golden throat during her performance and improve acoustics in the 8,000-seat theater.
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 Robbie Williams Cancels Gigs in Asia
British pop star Robbie Williams has canceled all four concerts in Asia for his Close Encounters World Tour, including his Shanghai gig on November 4.
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 Madonna Hits Moscow Amongst Protest
MOSCOW - Madonna took to the stage of Moscow's biggest stadium Tuesday night in spite of religious protesters' threats to disrupt the performance. |
 The 2nd Kids Choice Honors to be Held in Beijing
The Kids Choice Honors, jointly held by CCTV and MTV, will be staged at Tianqiao Theater in Beijing on October 14th, and children from all over China will be able to vote for their favorite celebrities. |
 Cui Jian to Play Open Air Festival
Cui Jian, the living legend, has been invited to play the Songzhuang Culture Fest. The October event coincides with China's joyful, moonlit holiday, Mid-Autumn Festival. |
 MTV Mandarin Concert in Taiwan
More than 400 thousand pop music devotees turned out to watch MTV's Mandarin Concert on Saturday, September 2nd, in Taiwan.
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 Xu Wei Rocks Great Hall of the People
Local singer and songwriter Xu Wei presented his long-anticipated concert "Walk in Summer" at Great Hall of the People Thursday night. |
 Stefanie Sun and Jolin Tsai Dazzle "Little Dome"
Singaporean singer Stefanie Sun and friend Jolin Tsai jointly presented a stunning gig over the weekend at Sun's concert. |
 Zhao Chuan Sings Classic Songs to Promote Beijing Concert
Chinese singer Zhao Chuan attended a press conference Monday for his solo concert titled "Inspiring Song" in Beijing at the Exhibition Center on September 8 and 9. |
 Cui Jian Kicks Off 2006 SuperLive Concert
The godfather of Chinese rock, Cui Jian, treat his fans to a rare unplugged concert at the 2006 SuperLive Concert in Beijing last night. |
 Cheer Chan to Tour Chinese Mainland
Taiwan singer and song-writer Cheer Chan will tour six cities on the Chinese mainland from mid-July, including Guangzhou and Chengdu. |
 "New Red, White, Blue" Unplugged in Beijing
Three new singers from China's Taihe Rye Music Company sang their hearts out at an unplugged concert in Beijing on Wednesday. |
 Leehom Wong Plans First Chiese Language Musical
Taiwan singer Leehom Wong has many film plans recently. The talent artist is currently writing a Chinese musical. This is his first mandarin-language musical.
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