Brian Samuels is the man behind Mount Doom's seething lava in The Lord of the Rings series, the crushing of robots in I, Robot and the crumbling of King Kong's jungle.
Sa Dingding is among the few Chinese pop stars who have grabbed the attention of Western audiences.
Teen movie "Our Times" has become the highest-grossing Taiwan movie released in the Chinese mainland.
A Harry Potter exhibition will kick off in Shanghai this weekend.
Chinese Internet giant Tencent, UNESCO and the China National Academy of Arts have together launched a program to help people to recall their childhood memories online.
Fall in Love like A Star, starring Li Yifeng and Yang Mi, is a film that seeks to bring into focus the delicate relationship between celebrities and their agents.
Hong Kong actor Wallace Chung recently joined the growing club of Chinese actors and actresses who have moved to film direction.
A documentary on a legendary Peking Opera school will soon hit TV screens in the country.
The British Film Institute (BFI) have just announced international film magazine Sight and Sound's best films of 2015, and Hou Hsiao Hsien's "The Assassin" has come in at the top on the list.
The death the Japanese actress Setsuko Hara, star of "Tokyo Story" and a regular in many classic films, has been announced. Hara died on Sept 5 at age 95, but her passing was not revealed until recently.
Often described by his fans as the "father" of Chinese rock, Cui announced in Shanghai on Nov 17 that he would release a new album on Dec 18, produced by Sony Music.
"I'm not looking for attention, for more success or money. I'm just singing songs because I love them," said Mao Amin, 52, during a media event.