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- SHong Kong can deliver on mega events but government must step upscmp.com
- Fans pay tribute to late Hong Kong drama actor Gregory Charles Rivers, days after his suspected suicideSouth China Morning Post
- Operation Santa Claus: Hongkongers don festive outfits for annual ‘Santa Hash’ run to raise money for charitySouth China Morning Post
- S‘Curry & Pepper’: Tangerinesstanforddaily.com
- SHong Kong Jockey Club’s philanthropy forum brings together global thought leaders to discuss solutions for fairer societiesscmp.com
- Hong Kong charity concert by lawmakers cancelled after row over lavish banquet for civil servantSouth China Morning Post
- Sun-swamped photos of Vancouver’s prettiest boysdazeddigital.com
- ‘He’s irreplaceable’: thousands of fans gather outside Hong Kong hotel to mark 20th anniversary of Leslie Cheung’s deathSouth China Morning Post
- Gallery: The best photos from around the worldtheage.com.au
- Pop icon Leslie Cheung’s legacy endures 20 years after deathMerced Sun-Star
- Leslie Cheung’s life, work on display in Hong Kong: red high heels, white feather suit worn in 1997 and 2000 concerts to be exhibited for 1st timeSouth China Morning Post
- Remembering Leslie Cheung: 20 years have passed, but Hong Kong fans’ devotion to Cantopop legend lives onSouth China Morning Post
- BImmerse in the world of ‘Empresses in the Palace’ with CSSA’s spring festivalbupipedream.com
- STributes paid to ‘Hong Kong treasure’ Joseph Koo, Cantopop composer from the genre’s golden age, following his death aged 92scmp.com
- BWhy Hong Kong is seeking solace in Cantopopbbc.co.uk
- K-pop, J-pop or Mando-pop? No thanks, say young fans drawn to Hong Kong’s legendary Canto-pop starsSouth China Morning Post
- April 1, 2003: Pop star Leslie Cheung dies in fall from Hong Kong hotelSouth China Morning Post
- Russian ‘DAU’ Films Among Inaugural Lineup of Hong Kong’s M+ Visual Culture Museumvariety.com
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