Malaysia seeks Netflix cooperation on post-production and training
Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil said discussions also examined how Malaysian films, animation and intellectual property could reach overseas audiences.
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- Music & ConcertsPhilippines
Park Jinyoung to bring CODE# solo tour to Manila on 5 December
Tickets will cost ₱5,000 to ₱12,500, with sales opening on 1 November at noon.
- Film & MovieSingapore
Singapore Media Festival adds Asia Creator Summit to December programme
The new two-day summit will include more than 20 sessions, while Asia TV Forum & Market expects over 5,000 participants from 60 countries and regions.
Astro adds Tamil channel Sony Vizha ahead of Deepavali
The broadcaster also plans a free Deepavali Kondattam show in Shah Alam, with about 1,000 visitors expected.
- Music & ConcertsPhilippines
SB19, XONARA and J2X to share stage at One Zone Fest
The Smart Araneta Coliseum concert will feature collaborations, special guests and performances by other Filipino artists.
- Film & MovieVietnam
Hanoi to host six Italian films with free admission
Italian Film Week will run from October 27 to November 1, with organisers dropping charges after a ticket-sales trial in 2025.
- Music & ConcertsThailand
Thai singer RADA makes K-pop debut with A2O LITE
The 15-year-old is the nine-member group’s only Thai performer. Its debut single NEON reached No. 1 on Melon’s Top 100 chart.
- Music & ConcertsPhilippines
Kehlani adds Philippine concert to 2027 tour schedule
DJ Waseel will open the February 15 show at the Mall of Asia Arena, part of the tour supporting Kehlani’s fifth album.
- Music & ConcertsSingapore
Public Image Ltd set for Singapore debut at Foo Chow Hall
The post-punk band’s This Is Not The Last Tour will reach Singapore on 30 January, with tickets starting at S$148.
- Film & MovieMalaysia
Malaysian films earn record RM247.95 million at box office in 2025
Cinema attendance rose 107.7 per cent to 14.83 million, while the FFM35 Best Film winner will retain a RM1 million Creative Content Fund prize.
