‘Kaos’: Fan petition to save cancelled Netflix series racks up thousands of signatures
Stop cancelling the good shows please #Netflix
https://t.co/OcLV8S82lF
@netflix please renew #KAOS i am hooked to this greek mythology plot…i wanna know what happens in season 2. look, if you can keep #Umbrellaacademy for 4 seasons why can’t you do the same for Kaos? please let us have series with more depth.
@netflix why are we cancelling the brothers sun? it’s so refreshing to see an all-asian cast. and even if it’s about taipei gangster stuff it’s nothing complicated and easy to watch. love justin chien btw. bring back the show please.
Michelle Yoeh on the “disappointment” on Netflix canceling her series “The Brothers Sun”: “I was shocked, heartbroken really.” | Variety On the Carpet presented by @DIRECTV https://t.co/qxqSOgif3j
Did you know? After surviving a pandemic that wiped out a third of the population of Milan, Leonardo da Vinci decided to sit down and design his ideal city. Let's explore some of the main features. (1/6)
NEW: I’m not sure people appreciate quite how bad the Covid situation is in Hong Kong, nor what might be around the corner.
First, an astonishing chart.
After keeping Covid at bay for two years, Omicron has hit HK and New Zealand, but the outcomes could not be more different.
Now let's put all Govt ministers & LegCo in there for 14 days for a test run. Inhumane. No running water or toilets in containers, & the metal walls may form a Faraday cage to block signals, so no connectivity either. Check your email on the way to the shithole, in the rain.
Bank lines around the block and even more cleared shelves in Hong Kong today as the government continues its awful messaging around a possible lockdown.
Fears of strict lockdown sparks panic buying in one of the most densely populated cities on earth.
Uncertainty over Covid rules has sent Hong Kong residents flocking to supermarkets, chemists and markets to stock up, leaving shelves empty across the city
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Wednesday: A professor at a top Beijing university tells me it’s ‘too sensitive’ to do interviews about Evergrande woes.
Thursday: A professor at a top Shanghai uni who used to accept interviews about Int’l relations tells me he’s been banned from speaking to foreign media.
Last edition of Hong Kong's Apple Daily.
The pro-democracy newspaper printed a million copies of its final edition after authorities froze its assets using a sweeping new national security law, ending a 26-year run of taking on China's authoritarian leaders
BREAKING: Apple Daily's management has instructed staff not to return to the office and those who are at the HQ on Wednesday have been told to leave, a company employee told @HKFP.
It comes as national security police arrest an op-ed writer: https://t.co/VlUo2CQIbR
Imagine if the New York Times or Los Angeles Times went dark. You’ll get an idea of what the death of Apple Daily might mean to #HongKong. We were the only U.S. broadcaster inside @appledaily_hk - the city’s last pro-democracy paper. @CBSNews is here. 🇭🇰 https://t.co/m4fKxNJ69m
#BREAKING A producer of the 7.21 attack episode of RTHK's Hong Kong Connection was arrested by police, @StandNewsHK reported per source.
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#Hongkong History Museum is set to close and renovate “The Hong Kong Stories” pavilion for 2 years with rumours of removing large parts of British HK history and adding post-Handover narratives. Citizens rushed to the museum to photo the soon-to-be-gone exhibition materials.