An era in which privacy is becoming a myth and people's lives often are played out in the media, scrutinized for every telling detail, makes a provocative foundation for Alison
In the Coen brothers' recent 1950s Hollywood satire, "Hail, Caesar!" Ralph Fiennes' ascot-wearing British director Laurence Laurentz is helming a stuffy drawing room drama full of tuxedoed men and ballroom-gowned
Turkey (officially the Republic of Turkey) is one of the few contiguous transcontinental countries in the world. Situated on the European side, its capital Istanbul used to be Constantinople and
It is an exciting time for Macau residents, especially for those of you who think that most of the restaurants inside hotel properties are too expensive. For the very first
The two-day "Rebel Heart Tour" at SCEC allowed fans the privilege of enjoying Madonna’s live performance in an intimate setting. Anticipating the historic occasion, celebrities and superstars dressed to the
Smartphone ride-hailing service Uber is placing a bet on motorcycles in the Thai capital, adding motorbike rides to its arsenal of on- demand services. Uber announced yesterday the launching of its
Pop star Madonna made surprise visits to two Manila shelters for orphans and street children, taking selfies with kids a day before the start of her two-night concert stint in
CAMBODIA Meet the Hero Rats: intelligent, surprisingly adorable creatures with some of the most sensitive noses in the animal kingdom. They’ve successfully cleared minefields in Mozambique and Angola, and this
According to a press statement from CAM, both parties exchanged ideas about the opportunities of MIA regarding the current air traffic situation in the Pearl River Delta region, the launch
MASDAW, a non-profit animal welfare organization, rescues and provides homes for stray dogs and other animals in Macau. MASDAW spends over MOP500,000 annually on vet bills alone. Staffed by volunteers,
Teng Si Un, the former chief of the Urban Planning Department of the Land, Public Works and Transport Bureau, has been forced into a mandatory retirement after being found guilty
Launched by UNWTO in 2003, the Depository Library program aims to foster access to research findings and reports which are published by UNWTO to a public audience. Currently there are approximately
A mass media symposium was held yesterday at the University of Macau (UM), where various scholars and organization representatives discussed the development of local media. Organized by Professor Hao Zhidong, Director
The value of retail sales for the fourth quarter of 2015 amounted to MOP15.59 billion, down by 10.5 percent year-on-year and up by 6.8 percent compared with the revised figure
Victor Chan’s position as government spokesperson has been renewed. According to a notice published in the Official Gazette yesterday, Mr Chan will continue his role as the spokesperson until February
The Chinese embassy in Washington received a set of 24 black-and-white historical photographs of 1930s China last week, presented by a retired U.S. Foreign Service officer. The photos, published by Keystone
The Macau Orchestra will present a rendition of “Horn Concerto by Radovan,” at the Cultural Center’s Grand Auditorium on March 5 at 8 p.m. The concert, which is part of the
The France Macau Business Association (FMBA) held its first breakfast meeting of the year yesterday at the Sofitel Macau, together with the Founder and Director of Alchemy Consulting, Nidhi Kush
The Macau Artists Association (MAA) held their second induction ceremony this week. The election of a new board of directors and supervisors resulted in Terence Chui continuing as head of
Éric Sautedé, a political commentator and Times columnist, assessed the government’s performance over the past year. Sautedé, who was involved in a controversy relating to freedom of speech when he
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