For Hao Jingfang, winner of the 2016 Hugo Award for best novelette, shifting roles is routine. She is an economist, an author and a mother.
CAMBRIDGE, Massachusetts - Mila Kunis, who made her mark on two long-running television comedies and earned a Golden Globe nomination for her work on the big screen, was named Woman of the Year on Tuesday by Harvard University's Hasty Pudding Theatricals.
SAN FRANCISCO - Artificial intelligence will not pose a threat to human jobs - instead, it will make people better, says a developer of an AI robot that defeated some of the best poker players.
Before penning the movie Great Cold, scriptwriter Lyu Pinpin collected all the books and documents she could find about the plight of "comfort women" - the female victims from China, South Korea and the Philippines who were forced into sexual slavery by invading Japanese soldiers before and during World War II.
Over the past two decades, Chinese actor Huang Xiaoming has starred in around 80 movies and television dramas.
When director Li Junlin read the news that the number of China's "left-behind" children was estimated to have surpassed 60 million, the filmmaker recalled his early years as one of them.
PASADENA, California - Angela Lansbury has words of wisdom for young actors.
LOS ANGELES - Leonardo DiCaprio will star in a movie set around the Charles Manson murders, Hollywood entertainment publications reported on Friday, but he will not play the role of the American cult leader.
LOS ANGELES - Set in colorful, mid-1800s New York City, Hugh Jackman's musical The Greatest Showman has hit all the high notes, pulling in $94.5 million in North America and more than $100 million internationally through Sunday.
Studying abroad was seen for long as a guarantee of a great job and a promising future. But that view no longer holds. A recent survey by the Center for China and Globalization, a Beijing-based think tank, which polled 1,821 young people who had studied abroad, found about 40 percent of the returnees' monthly salaries to be below 6,000 yuan ($922), lower than the average monthly salary in Beijing of 9,942 yuan. Up to 68.9 percent of those polled acknowledged that their pay was below expectations.
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