Sponsored by the Wetland media think tank, the seminar on the movie Triumphantly Join Forces was held on Dec 4.
A film based on the book which narrates the ups and downs of "Haihunhou" (the Marquis of Haihun) Liu He's life will start shooting in May next year and hit the screens in 2018.
National Theater Live, an initiative launched by the Royal National Theatre in London in 2009 to broadcast live performances of its productions to cinemas, has come to China's Central Academy of Drama in Beijing, marking the project's first foray into China's universities.
Queen Sea Big Shark, one of Beijing's most popular indie rock bands, will give a show in Beijing on Dec 30 to celebrate the New Year.
After winning many hearts in China and around the world, the original novel for the popular Chinese TV series "Nirvana in Fire" has received China's top copyright award of 2016.
The 27th Singapore International Film Festival came to a close on Sunday, with around 13,000 festival-goers from Singapore and across the region participating in its film screenings, talks, forums and masterclasses in 12 days.
"Moana" sold an estimated 28.4 million U.S. dollars this weekend in North America, dropping 50 percent compared with the three-day revenue last weekend.
Celebrities attend the red carpet ceremony of the press conference for the film "The Great Wall" in Beijing, capital of China, December 6, 2016. The film directed by Chinese filmmaker Zhang Yimou will hit the big screens on December 16.
Comedy actress Song Dandan again steps into a familiar zone after a two-year break from the small screen. Her upcoming comedy series, Wo De Yuefu Hui Wushu (My Father-in-Law Practices Martial Arts), will air on Beijing Satellite TV from Dec 10.
Gong Linna performed at the closing of the concert, Enchanting China: Masterpieces of Chinese Music, at the Sony Center for the Performing Arts in Toronto on Dec 3, 2016.
The Summer Is Gone, the winner of the recently concluded 53rd Golden Horse Awards in Taiwan, will open in Chinese theaters in spring in Beijing, according to an announcement on Dec 4.
Record companies were the largest investors in music, providing more than $4.5 billion for Artists & Repertoire (A&R) and marketing in 2015.
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