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Dearest Anita
Hong Kong Movie - 20196.2
Edith returns the abandoned items from Mui's house to its original senders after the death of the famous Cant-pop diva, Anita Mui in the late 2003. It revives five close fans' collective image and memory of Mui. (Source:…
Dancing Diamond 52
Taiwanese TV Show - 2020, 13 episodes
Dancing Diamond 52 is a Taiwanese survival show produced by Wildfire Entertainment. 104 female trainees are divided into four groups (based off playing card suits) and take on various challenges to compete for a spot…
Noroi no Mokushiroku
Japanese Movie - 2020
It delves even deeper into the world of psychics. (Source: IMDb)
Matsumoto Iyo
Matsumoto Iyo is a Japanese TV personality, actress, and singer from Ota city, Tokyo. She was a famous pop idol in the early 80s. Matsumoto Iyo is married to popular Japanese comedian, radio personality, presenter, and businessman Hiromi. Their eldest son is actor Kozono Ryo. She currently belongs to…
Ishihara Yoshizumi
Ishihara Yoshizumi is a Japanese weather forecaster, TV personality, and actor. Born in Zushi, Kanagawa, he is the second son of Tokyo governor Shintaro Ishihara, and brother of politicians Nobuteru Ishihara and Hirotaka Ishihara. (Source: Wikipedia)
Tone Harue
Harue Tone was born on November 15, 1924. She was an actress, known for The Man Without a Nationality (1952), Gyakushu orochimaru (1955) and Hero of the Red Light District (1960). She died on April 27, 2005 in Japan.
Goto Terumoto
Goto Terumoto is a Japanese comedian, part of comedy duo Football Hour with Iwao Nozomu.
Motoki Daisuke
Motoki Daisuke is a Japanese actor and former Nippon Professional Baseball player.
Nakaoka Soichi
Nakaoka Soichi is a Japanese actor and entertainer who was born in Osaka, Japan on December 8, 1977. He is best known as the member of the duo comedian Lotti (ロッチ) who has often appeared on reality TV and other popular entertainment shows. His first TV drama role came in 2014 as Tachibana Katsuhisa…
Matsuoka Shuzo
Matsuoka Shuzo is a former Japanese tennis player who became the first Japanese player to win ATP Tour title in 1992. After he retired in 1998, he became a commentator and often appears on sport related TV programs. (Source: Wikipedia)
