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Just seven years after lifting its decades-long cinema ban, Saudi Arabia's movie industry is exploding. The Kingdom's cinema market is projected to grow from $611 billion in 2025 to nearly $1.4 trillion by 2034.
Veteran Tamil filmmaker K Bhagyaraj marked 50 years in cinema on his 72nd birthday, sharing heartfelt memories of his journey from "Kovai Raja" to celebrated director. His story of staying true to his roots while inspiring generations offers a masterclass in humility and dedication.
Canadian car dealers are racing to sell Chinese electric vehicles after the country approved imports of 49,000 EVs annually at a low tariff rate. The move gives buyers more affordable options while Chinese automakers gain their first North American foothold.
John Wren kept Broken Hill's last cinema running for four decades, even testing Mad Max 2 footage until dawn. Now the town's honoring the man who sacrificed everything so they could keep watching movies under the stars.
San Francisco native and Olympic champion Eileen Gu will grand marshal the city's iconic Chinese New Year Parade on March 7. The parade drew one million visitors last year and continues expanding to celebrate the diverse faces of Chinese American identity.
Movie lovers in Hong Kong can catch any film for just $3.80 on April 25, as the city's beloved Cinema Day returns for its fourth year. The annual event has drawn over 600,000 filmgoers in three years, proving affordable entertainment brings communities together.
While China's box office slumped 40% during a disappointing holiday season, six young directors proved the country's indie film scene is thriving with nine fresh works at Berlin's prestigious festival. Their authentic, artistic stories are winning hearts across cultures.
A Chinese passenger who survived the Titanic by clinging to a door inspired that famous scene from James Cameron's film. His grandson is now helping bring their erased history back to light.
High schoolers and college students dazzled judges with their Mandarin skills at Nigeria's biggest Chinese language contest. The event celebrates 55 years of friendship between Nigeria and China while opening doors for young Nigerians.
A descendant of one of six Chinese survivors from the Titanic is finally sharing their little-known story of survival. This forgotten chapter of history is adding new depth to the legendary 1912 shipwreck.
After drawing a record 2,000 people last year, Livingston's beloved Chinese Culture Day is expanding to two events this February. The 24th annual celebration will honor the Year of the Horse with performances, cultural activities, and free family fun.
Ma Qinghua drove a brand-new Geely race car to victory at Italy's Misano circuit on its first-ever weekend, beating established champions from Honda and Hyundai. The win marks a turning point for Chinese automotive engineering on the world stage.
Director Bharathiraja, who transformed Tamil cinema by bringing village stories to life with raw authenticity, passed away at 84 in Chennai. His groundbreaking films launched countless careers and tackled social issues that still resonate today.
Archaeologists uncovered evidence that Chinese immigrants worked as cowboys and ranch hands across 30+ Oregon ranches, revealing an overlooked chapter of the American West. The discovery challenges the traditional narrative of frontier life and honors families whose legacies were never passed down.
Researchers discovered evidence of sophisticated pain relief techniques on 600-year-old surgical tools from a Ming dynasty doctor's tomb. The find proves ancient Chinese surgeons were using toxic plant compounds to numb patients centuries before modern anesthesia was invented.
Chinese tech firm MOGOX is bringing driverless buses to Singapore's streets this year, marking the first time autonomous vehicles from China have joined a developed nation's public transport network. The company sees this as a stepping stone to becoming the world's top autonomous bus brand.
Young people are ditching their phones and flocking to movie theaters, with 87% of Gen Z seeing at least one film last year. They're turning cinemas into their new favorite hangout spot.
A budget-friendly Chinese SUV just got a major safety upgrade only months after hitting New Zealand roads. The improvements address gaps critics noticed at launch and signal the brand's commitment to listening.
Film lovers are rallying to save East Oxford's Ultimate Picture Palace, a beloved independent cinema that first opened in 1911. A petition has gathered 22,000 signatures to convince the landlord to extend the lease so critical renovations can move forward.
When temperatures soared, Rome transformed the city into an open-air movie paradise with more than 50 free outdoor cinemas. Residents can now enjoy new releases and classic films while staying cool during the heatwave.
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