Max Marked its Launch with Localized and Immersive Experiences Across Southeast Asia, Taiwan and Hong Kong

Max made its debut across Southeast Asia, Taiwan and Hong Kong with regional activations across seven markets - Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore and Thailand, as well as Taiwan and Hong Kong. The series of creative and immersive outdoor marketing efforts showcased the streaming service’s rich collection of blockbuster movies, groundbreaking series, iconic hits, best-in-class real-life stories, and family favorites, inviting fans to feel, experience, and become part of the stories, connecting with local audiences through dynamic and culturally relevant campaigns.

Scaling Up: 2024 World Music Festival @Taiwan opens its call for emerging artists

Embracing Diversity, Cultivating Talent, and Elevating Global Music Scene

Embarking on its 8th edition, the 2024 World Music Festival @Taiwan (WMFT) is thrilled to announce the opening of its Showcase applications, accepting submissions until May 25th. Scheduled to unfold from October 11th to 13th across three stages at Taipei's premier musical venue, this year's event promises to build upon the resounding success of previous years. 

Notably, artists from last year's festival are invited to perform at renowned showcase festivals worldwide this year, including Colours Of Ostrava (CZ), Tallinn Music Week (EE), Seoul Music Week (KR), and beyond, thereby etching a new chapter for diverse music on the global stage.

Under the banner theme "GROOVE TO YOUR ADDICTION," this year's festival aims to explore the intricate relationship between artists and audiences, delving deep into three distinct facets: Hooked On Music, Immersed In Music, and Touched By Music. WMFT remains dedicated to curating diverse musical experiences while providing a professional platform for burgeoning global talents.

TFC and VieShow Cinemas launch strategic partnership with box-office hit “Hello, Love, Goodbye”

One of Taiwan’s biggest names in film exhibition and Philippine’s international multimedia powerhouse officially launch their strategic partnership on February. TFC brings ABS-CBN Films Star Cinema’s phenomenal hit movie “Hello, Love, Goodbye” in Taiwan as it screens on select VieShow Cinemas from February 21-23.

Foreign-language moviegoers are to discover an array of subtitled Filipino motion pictures as VieShow Cinemas begins to carry films distributed by TFC. And what better way to start their love story with Philippine movies than watching the highest grossing Filipino film of all time? Under its belt, the Kathryn Bernardo and Alden Richards starrer is globally recognized as the highest-grossing Filipino film in the Middle East, United Kingdom, Australia and New Zealand. As of September 2019, the film earned PHP 880.6 million (TWD 521.7 million) worldwide gross revenue.

Record-breaking Philippine film Hello, Love, Goodbye returns to Taiwan to make history anew

Romantic drama film with a record-breaking box office gross of PHP 880.6 million (TWD 521.7 million), Hello, Love, Goodbye, is heading back to Taiwan starting February 14th, Valentine’s Day. This also marks the launch of ABS-CBN Global – The Filipino Channel’s partnership with VieShow Cinemas, one of Taiwan’s leading movie exhibitors.

The film labeled as the highest-grossing Filipino film of all time will be subtitled in Taiwanese to reach the local viewers. The audience will be acquainted to two of the Philippines’ biggest names of their generation in both television and film, Kathryn Bernardo as Joy and Alden Richards as Ethan. Hello, Love, Goodbye tells a story of Joy, a young migrant worker, whose primary reason for coming to Hong Kong may be her family, but her choice to stay will be decided by her owns aspirations and brush with romance.

Eric Chou captures the Filipino audience with “Room For You”

Over the past few years, Taiwanese superstar Eric Chou has achieved mainstream success in major Mandopop markets in the region. 

With a string of multi-platinum albums and hit singles that consistently topped streaming charts, the 24-year-old singer-songwriter has been anointed by the Taiwanese media as the “king of lovelorn people”—a title bestowed to the renowned balladeer for his masterful interpretation of emotionally affecting songs.

Despite his popularity as a ballad singer, Chou has recently experimented with EDM and urban music to diversify his catalog. Songs like “Nobody But Me,” “Shutter in Love,” and “Let It Go” showcase a more eclectic foray into pop, R&B and electronic music. These songs were written in English, aimed to capture a new audience outside of Mandopop.

Maja Salvador magtatanghal sa half-time break ng TFC “Kapamilya Playoffs in Taiwan”

Abangan ang pambihirang performance na inihanda ng Dance Royalty para sa mga overseas Filipinos sa Taiwan

Doble ang kasiyahang dala ng The Filipino Channel (TFC) sa gaganapin na “Kapamilya Playoffs in Taiwan”, dahil bukod sa all-star basketball team lineup, isang pambihirang pagtatanghal din ang hatid ni Maja Salvador sa half-time break, na mapapanood sa November 18 sa Fengyuan District Stadium, Taichung, Taiwan.

Sisimulan ang “Kapamilya Playoffs in Taiwan” ng laban sa pagitan ng mga champion teams mula sa RJD Basketball League at Tai-Phil Basketball League.

Ang mananalong team sa first game ang siyang makakaharap ng Star Magic team na binubuo nina Gerald Anderson, JC De Vera, Ronnie Alonte, Vin Abrenica, Axel Torres, Zeus Collins, Jimboy Martin, JV Kapunan, Jose Sarasola, at Gerard Acao.