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The Time Out Interview
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Jon HammThe star of Mad Men talks to Time Out
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Shu QiThe actress opens up about the modest ambitions for her ‘lucky’ career
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Chow Yun-fatThe ever personable superstar shares his views on our '100 Greatest HK Films' list.
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Gilbert & GeorgeHow they’ve managed to avoid becoming part of the establishment
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Simon YamThe veteran actor tells us about his thespian secrets.
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Daniel CraigDaniel Craig speaks candidly about his latest role in 'The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo'.
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Tsui HarkThe HK film legend (finally) reunites with Jet Li and tries his hand at 3D movies
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Thomas HeatherwickThomas Heatherwick explains why Hong Kong fires his imagination
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Michael LynchThe West Kowloon chief gets candid about his visions amid insufficient funding and delays to key facilities.
Favourite features
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The China SyndromeThe tensions between Hong Kong and China have never been GREATER
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Date Our Readers: The GossipLet's see how they got on
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Digital DreamersSix local companies pushing the boundaries of social interaction
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The 100 Greatest Hong Kong FilmsWe celebrate 100 years of Hong Kong cinema
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Anna CalviThe new fashion darling
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The Men Who Rule Hong KongWhy tycoons take all your money
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Date Our Readers 2012Meet 21 Single Hongkongers waiting to date you
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Eason ChanThe King of Cantopop is ready to conquer 2012
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Pamper YourselfRelax and float away with our soothing pick of spas and massages
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The High Priestess of Fashion
The editor of Vogue China, Angelica Cheung, reveals to Kawai Wong the dizzying inside world of the Mainland fashion market, its patrons and their style destiny...
Tell us tales of Canada
Rawi Hage loves writing, Canada and, um, clowns...
Top authors for the Lit Fest
International writers already booking their places...
Jonah Smith Live at Portrait Winery
Saturday May 12, Portrait Winery Music and wineries are one of those matches made in heaven, so we’re glad that, even in the limited winery environment of Hong Kong, we’re starting to see ...
Carmen by Opera Hong Kong: reviewed
The Le French May serves up a disappointing dish...
