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115- 89th Academy Awards, Feb.
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Oscar
Winners
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Oscars No Shows, 1960 -
2016
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Mobile World Congress 2017,
Barcelona,
27 Feb to 2
March
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Electronic Vs Digital
Signatures
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American to perform on Stage in China,
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Cory's Road to China
COMING: Who
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89th Academy
Awards
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By
Josie Cory
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Oscar
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Picture
"Moonlight"
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Director
Damien Chazelle | "La La
Land"
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Lead
actress
Emma Stone | "La La Land"
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Lead
actor
Casey Affleck | "Manchester
By the Sea"
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Supporting
actress
Viola Davis | "Fences"
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Supporting
actor
Mahershala Ali |
"Moonlight"
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Animated
feature film
"Zootopia"
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Original
screenplay
"Manchester By the Sea" |
Kenneth Lonergan
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Adapted
screenplay
"Moonlight" | Barry Jenkins,
right, and Tarell Alvin
McCraney
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Foreign
language film
"The Salesman"
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Documentary
feature
"O.J.: Made in America"
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Cinematography
| "La La Land" | Linus
Sandgren
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design
"La La Land" | Sandy
Reynolds-Wasco and David
Wasco
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Animated
short
"Piper"
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Live-action
short
"Sing" | Kristoph Deac, Anna
Udvardy
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Documentary
short
"The White Helmets"
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Original
Song
"City of Stars" | "La La
Land"
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Original
Score
Justin Hurwitz | "La La
Land"
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Costume
design
"Fantastic Beasts and Where
to Find Them" | Colleen
Atwood
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Makeup
and hairstyling
"Suicide Squad" | Allessandro
Bertolazzi,
Giorio Gregorin and Christopher
Nelson
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Visual
effects
"The Jungle Book" | Robert
Legato, Adam Valdez,
Andrew R. Jones and Dan
Lemmon
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Sound
mixing
"Hacksaw Ridge" | Peter
Grace, Robert Mackenzie, Kevin
O'Connell and Andy
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editing
"Arrival" | Sylvain
Bellemare
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Film
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John Gilbert | "Hacksaw
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• Hollywood stars who
snubbed the Academy Awards
Not everyone in
Hollywood enjoys the gala event. Over the
years, a handful of Hollywood A-listers
have refused to attend the ceremony, and
some who've sidestepped the show did so
when they were up for awards of their
own.
••••
From Katharine
Hepburn to Will Smith, here are Hollywood
stars who snubbed the Oscars.
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2016 - Will
Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith called
for a boycott of the Academy Awards
ceremony upon learning that the
nominations, for the second year in a row,
featured no actors of color. The actress
and her superstar husband, Will Smith,
were soon joined in the boycott by other
Hollywood heavyweights including
Oscar-winning directors Spike Lee and
Michael Moore, while other stars --
including Oscar winners George Clooney and
Lupita Nyong'o -- spoke out in
support.
••••
2003 - Peter
O' Toole - In 2003, Peter O' Toole
became the first actor to ever refuse an
honorary Oscar. Maybe he did so out of
pride. The legendary "Lawrence of Arabia"
star, who'd been nominated eight times
throughout his nearly 50-year career and
lost every single time, wrote to the
Academy, explaining, "I am still in the
game and might win the lovely bugger
outright. Would the Academy please defer
the honor until I am 80?"
••••
The Academy
responded by telling him stars like Paul
Newman and Henry Fonda were given Honorary
Oscars and went on to actually win one
shortly after. O'Toole was sold, and
happily showed up to accept his award.
••••
2002 - Woody
Allen though he's been nominated
several times throughout his decades-long
career, has never shown up to receive an
Academy Award, explaining, "I have no
regard for that kind of ceremony. I just
don't think they know what they're doing.
When you see who wins those things -- or
who doesn't win them -- you can see how
meaningless this Oscar thing is."
••••
Allen did make one
appearance on the Oscars stage. In 2002,
just six months after the September 11
attacks, the director presented a montage
of films made in his beloved New York
City.
••••
1987 - Paul
Newman was nominated six times from
1961 until 1982, and although he attended
the ceremony many times, he never took
home an award.
••••
Newman was
nominated a seventh time in 1987 for "The
Color Of Money." All bets were on him, but
by that point, the actor was over it, and
decided ahead of time he wouldn't attend
the ceremony. "It's like chasing a
beautiful woman for 80 years. Finally, she
relents and you say, 'I'm terribly sorry.
I'm tired,'" Newman explained.
••••
1981 - John
Gielgud, British actor, charmed
audiences as the unflappable, acid-tongued
butler Hobson in 1981's "Arthur," but the
actor didn't bother showing up to the
ceremony to accept his award when his name
was called.
••
Gielgud, who
throughout his eight-decade career nabbed
two Oscars, three Tonys, an Emmy and a
Grammy (among other honors) -- once said
of awards shows, "I really detest all the
mutual congratulation baloney and the
invidious comparisons which they
evoke.""
••••
1974 - Katharine
Hepburn holds a Hollywood record for
being nominated 12 times and winning four
Oscars over her long career, but she never
attended the ceremony to hear her name
called. "As for me, prizes are nothing,"
she once said. "My prize is my work."
Hepburn made exactly one appearance at the
Academy Awards in 1974 to present the
Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award to
producer and friend Lawrence Weingarten.
"I'm living proof that a person can wait
41 years to be unselfish," she
quipped.
••••
1973 - Marlon
Brando caused a ruckus when he
boycotted the ceremony in 1973 to call
attention to Hollywood's misrepresentation
of Native Americans. Brando, who won Best
Actor honors that year for his performance
in "The Godfather," had Native American
civil rights activist Sacheen
Littlefeather approach the podium to
decline his award and give a protest
speech on his behalf.
••••
1970 -
George C. Scott was the first actor to
refuse to accept an Oscar. The legendary
actor, who was nominated in 1970 for his
gripping portrayal of Gen. George S.
Patton in "Patton," telegraphed the
Academy months before the ceremony to let
them know he didn't want the award. On the
night of the ceremony, presenter Goldie
Hawn opened the envelope and cried, "Oh my
God! The winner is George C. Scott," but
the actor, true to his word, was home on
his farm in upstate New York.
••••
Scott said of the
Oscars, "The ceremonies are a two-hour
meat parade, a public display with
contrived suspense for economic reasons."
Oops!
••••
1960 - Elizabeth
Taylor, screen legend, was a frequent
Oscar nominee, nabbing her first award for
her role as a high-class escort in 1960's
"Butterfield 8." Six years later, Taylor
was poised to win again for her riveting
performance opposite husband Richard
Burton, who was also nominated, for "Who's
Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" However, Burton
had already lost four times at the Oscars
and would almost certainly lose again, so
both husband and wife boycotted the
ceremony in protest -- though Taylor made
up an excuse about Burton being afraid to
fly back to the states from Paris. Taylor
did win again and never issued a statement
thanking the Academy.
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Electronic Vs Digital
Signatures
Is
an electronic signature legally binding?
Is there a
difference between electronic and digital
signatures? And how do you know who
is actually the signer?
••••In
litigation you may have to respond
to a subpoena to produce all relevant
documents, in the custody or control of
you, your attorneys and third-party
agents. If the documents no longer exist
or are unavailable, there may be little
you can do.
••••The
where when and why were the records are
deleted is a big deal. The destruction,
alteration or failure to preserve evidence
is known as "spoliation," which is also a
criminal offense.
••••Unlike
the low-tech, but highly efficient, paper
shredder, deleted computer files are not
always irretrievable and sometimes can be
found on the hard drive, backup tapes on
Internet-based storage and backup systems
such as iCloud, Google Drive or
Dropbox.
••••An
electronic signature is any electronic
symbol used with an intent to sign a
document. Under the federal E-Sign
Act and the Uniform Electronic
Transactions Act, the parties to an
agreement must express an intent and agree
to execute the agreement electronically,
which often takes the form of separate
correspondence or language within
the agreement indicating such an
intent.
••••An
e-signature, like
any signature, though, can be challenged
by a party who claims that it is not his
or her signature or that consent was not
given. This is where digital signatures
come in. They are generated by software
applications and provide greater surety to
both the person signing a document and the
one receiving it.
••••Last
year, to eliminate any confusion over
electronic versus digital signatures,
California adopted Assembly Bill 2296
clarifying the standards of what
constitutes a digital signature.
••••Under
the bill, digital signatures use software
to generate a signature that is unique to
the person using it, must be capable
of verification (such as by collecting the
email and Internet protocol address of the
signer) and are linked to the executed
document in such a way that if it is
changed the digital signature is
invalidated.
••••Digital
signatures are akin to "electronic
fingerprints" and create a coded digital
message that securely links the signer
with the document being signed and
verifies the chain of custody of the
document.
••••A
valid contract can be created using
electronic signatures that do not meet the
stringent criteria of a digital signature,
but the risk of having the validity of a
signature challenged is dramatically
reduced by using digital signatures.
Digital signatures are, in essence, the
Internet equivalent of a notary -- but
without the fancy stamp.
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FCC's latest spectrum auction nets $7
billion for US
Treasury
The second
major forward phase of the broadcast
incentive spectrum auction by US telecoms
and broadcast regulator the FCC has come
to a close.
••••The
FCC is carrying out an incentive auction
of unused analogue TV spectrum, left over
from the digital TV transition. The hope
is to free up more spectrum for 4G/5G and
advanced wireless services, like mobile
video.
••••The
two-sided auction for the spectrum was
meant to pay broadcasters a fair value for
their assets before selling them to the
highest-bidding mobile carriers.
••••After
months of action, bids from spectrum
hunters have totalled $19.63 billion for
70 MHz of spectrum sold by broadcasters in
an earlier, reverse auction phase.
••••Now
follows a smaller assignment phase that
could bring some extra funds as bidders
aim for more specific frequencies in
markets. But with the auction largely
complete, the US Treasury will get about
$7 billion for deficit reduction.
••••Once
the assignment phase ends (in two to three
weeks), the FCC will reveal complete bid
winners from the auction. Broadcasters
from the reverse auction are free to talk
about the winnings publicly, while forward
participants must remain silent for
now.
••••Those
broadcasters that chose not to participate
will have their spectrum 'repacked' into
other bands to protect their signals from
neighbouring interference and ensure
uninterrupted TV service. The FCC has
proposed setting aside up to two UHF
channels in every US TV market for Wi-Fi
and other unlicensed wireless services as
well, but this so-called 'vacant channel'
effort has been controversial, as it
takes valuable real estate away from
low-power TV stations (LPTVs) looking to
find new homes after the agency's
repacking, broadcasters have
argued.
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WILD
The Autry Museum of the American West and
KCETLink Media Group partnered to produce
multiplatform environmental documentary
series TENDING THE WILD, a project of the
CALIFORNIA CONTINUED Exhibition.
••••
The collaboration explores how practices
of native California communities can
inform responses to present day
environmental dilemmas. TENDING THE WILD
shines a light on the traditional
ecological knowledge of indigenous peoples
across California. It explores how
California's Native peoples have actively
shaped and tended the land for millennia,
in the process developing a deep
understanding of plant and animal
life.
•••••••The
evening began with a cocktail reception in
the new "California Continued" exhibit,
followed by a screening of the broadcast
special of TENDING THE WILD, with a panel
discussion moderated by KCETLink Media
Group Chief Creative Officer Juan Devis
immediately after.
••••
Additional
Panelists included Laura Purdy of the
Autry's in-house team, Matthew Crotty,
Director of Content Development &
Production, KCETLink Media, and Timara
(Tima) Link, Native American Cultural
Educator.
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23rd
Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards® "By
the
Numbers"
LOS ANGELES
(Jan. 26, 2017) -- The style and
décor of the 23rd Annual Screen
Actors Guild Awards® looks
optimistically into the future using
cherished elements of the theater's
historic vernacular. Miles of polished
chain strands hang behind the stage with
linear perfection, punctuated by dozens of
fully controllable small LED lights, yet
they're carefully designed in waves that
echo the shape of cinema's Golden Age
velvet curtains. A giant screen is the
center of attention, as expected, but
ultra-high-resolution digital technology
takes the place of projectors and xenon
arc lamps. Adding to the drama, the stage
is illuminated in an ever-changing gallery
of captured and reflected lighting
imagery. Throughout the venue, from the
chandeliers to the table settings, the
ornate gilt of years gone past is
translated into a subtle modern interplay
of silver and light.
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Inauguration of President Donald J. Trump
On Jan. 20,
Donald J. Trump and Mike Pence will lose
the hyphens from their titles. The next
president and vice president will take
their oaths on January 20, 2016.
Inauguration Day is about the peaceful
transfer of power and it goes back to
George Washington, who delivered the
shortest address in history -- 135 words
-- during his second inauguration.
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PASADENA, Calif.
--America
clebrates the New Year with the 128th Rose
Parade, presented by
Honda
By
Gary Sunkin
Rose Parade® Theme
History in the 21st Century
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Echos of
Success
The
2017 Pasadena Tournament of Roses theme,
"Echoes of Success," tells the story of
how our character has developed through
the selfless contributions of others and
celebrates their inspirational gifts. It
is a celebration for those people,
institutions and organizations that help
in the success of others.
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Olympians
JANET
EVANS, ALLYSON FELIX AND GREG
LOUGANIS
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TOURNAMENT
OF ROSES
PARADE
JANET EVANS, is a five-time Olympic
medalist who has broken seven world
records, she is widely considered to be
the greatest female distance swimmer in
history. ALLYSON FELIX, has won a total of
six Olympic Gold Medals and is now the
most decorated female track & field
Olympian in history. GREG LOUGANIS has won
a total of 5 Olympic medals, 5 World
Championship titles and 47 national titles
&emdash; more than any person in U.S.
history. His records remain unbroken.
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103rd Rose Bowl
Game,
"Granddaddy
of Them
All"
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Gary Sunkin
Penn
State and USC Play in the 2017 Rose Bowl
Game
presented by
Northwestern Mutual.
The No. 5 CFP-ranked Penn State Nittany
Lions, Champion of the Big Ten Conference,
and the No. 9 CFP-ranked USC Trojans, have
earned berths to play in the Rose Bowl
Game at 1 p.m. PT (4 p.m. ET), Monday,
January 2,
PASADENA, Calif.--
•Four-hour-and
12 minutes that will go down as one of the
most exiting in the history of the Rose
Bowll's 103rd games was in its final
seconds that brought USC's 52-49 victory
over Penn State.
••••
Trojan coaches and
players with tears streaming down their
faces after sprinting onto the field to
celebrate with each other after kicker
Matt Boermeester booted a 46-yard field
goal with no time remaining to cap a
17-point rally.
••••
Penn State players
frozen on the Nittany Lions sideline as
they watched in disbelief of a game where
they fell behind 13-0, then battled
back just like they had earlier this
season This time, though, Penn State
wasn't the one celebrating as the clock
showed 0:00.
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Golden Globe Awards Winners
2017
Movies
Best picture,
drama: "Moonlight"
Best picture, comedy or musical: "La La
Land"
Actress, drama: Isabelle Huppert,
"Elle"
Actor, drama: Casey Affleck, "Manchester
by the Sea"
Actress, comedy or musical: Emma Stone,
"La La Land"
Actor, comedy or musical: Ryan Gosling,
"La La Land"
Supporting actress: Viola Davis,
"Fences"
Supporting actor: Aaron Taylor-Johnson,
"Nocturnal Animals"
Director: Damien Chazelle, "La La
Land"
Screenplay: Damien Chazelle, "La La
Land"
Animated film: "Zootopia"
Foreign language film: "Elle" (France)
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Original score: Justin Hurwitz, "La La
Land"
Original song: "City of Stars," "La La
Land"
Television
Best series, drama:
"The Crown," Netflix
Best series, comedy or musical: "Atlanta,"
FX
Best television movie or mini-series: "The
People v. O.J. Simpson: American Crime
Story," FX
Actress, mini-series or television movie:
Sarah Paulson, "The People v. O.J.
Simpson: American Crime Story"
Actor, mini-series or television movie:
Tom Hiddleston, "The Night Manager"
Actress, drama: Claire Foy, "The
Crown"
Actor, drama: Billy Bob Thornton,
"Goliath"
Actress, comedy or musical: Tracee Ellis
Ross, "black-ish"
Actor, comedy or musical: Donald Glover,
"Atlanta"
Supporting actress: Olivia Colman, "The
Night Manager"
Supporting actor: Hugh Laurie, "The Night
Manager"
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EXECUTIVES
NATPE Miami 2017 is pacing well ahead
of last year's market and conference with
a strong representation of international
attendees according to JP Bommel, COO and
Managing Director, NATPE.
About
NATPE
Celebrating
over 54 years of service to the
ever-evolving global television industry,
NATPE continues to redefine itself and the
services it provides to meet the needs of
its members and the industry. What has
remained constant is NATPE's commitment to
encouraging growth and supporting the
success of video content development,
creation, production, financing and
distribution across all platforms. For
more information, please
visit www.natpe.com.
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FEST, Nov.
10-17
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AT&T Buys Time Warner for
$86Billion
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LA- Press Day, Nov.
14-18
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18-27
• 108-
AT&T Buys Time Warner for
$86Billion
• 115-
MIPCOM 2016 theme- "The New
Television"
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Dodger Voice Vin Scully Retires - end of
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• 101-
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• 102-
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November 13,
2016 - Four months after his death, the
entertainment industry saluted Marshall
with a memorial-tribute at the Northridge
Performing Arts Center, on what would've
been his 82nd birthday
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Sunkin
Fans
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and a key to the city by LA mayor Eric
Garcetti.
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September 2018.
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Charles Osgood, who has
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weekly ritual for many viewers, will be
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Cory's Road to
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international entertainers and the first
American entertainer to perform in the
People's Republic of China, beginning in
1988. In itself a notable
culture-historical feat, in view of
China's closed door policies of the late
70s and well into the 80s. The PRC's
administrative climate in comparison is
much less restrictive now and China's open
door policy enables many entertainers to
introduce themselves to the populace
Chinese audiences.
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back-up dancers and singers, "The Brooke
Sisters," were the first entertainers from
the United States to appear in a full
staged program in the People's Republic of
China during the Shanghai TV Festival, and
televised on  China's
National Television (CCTV), viewed by over
300 million
people.•
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Shanghai, and who later became the 5th
President of the People's Republic of
China.
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concert tours in China for the next two
decades. The concerts, just to name a few,
included the following cities: Shanghai,
Beijing, Anshan, Harbin,
Fuzhou and and Tsingtao
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