Sammi Cheng Sings Andy Hui's Song In Tears

Sammi Cheng held another show of her "LoveMi World Tour Concert" in Guangzhou last night. Haven't met fans in Guangzhou for 10 years, her show last night was full and fans enjoyed the show a lot. Sammi sang nearly 20 classics such as <<值得>>, <<眉飛色舞>>, <<終身美麗>>, etc and also some new songs like <<罪與罰>> and <<信者得愛>>.

Sammi started the show saying: "Tonight it would be mainly Cantonese songs! Tonight's concert would be meaningful to us. Up next I would take a short break. So let's have fun tonight!"

In addition, Sammi changed into many outfits in the 2-hr show, from super short dragon qipao to tattoo suit. Toward the end of the show, Sammi wore a pink wedding gown and sang ex Andy Hui's <<唯獨你是不可取替>>. During the performance, she even cried. But before she sang the song, she explained to fans: "It's only sweat on my face, to tomorrow's newspaper, don't say I cried!" 

Source: Singtao / Translation: KAY @ Kay's Entertainment

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Raymond Lam Wants to Meet His Look-alike Hawick Lau

Raymond Lam is always said having plastic surgery. Recently a Raymond look-alike appeared and it's Hawick Lau, who went to Mainland to develop his career these years. It's said after he made changes on his face, he and Raymond are just like real brothers. Raymond attended to a music award ceremony in Fushan recently. As for Hawick might have get plastic surgery and resembles him, Raymond laughed and said he thinks the rumor is funny. He was the one who said having plastic surgery, and now even rumored other artistes follow him. Asked whether he is interested in seeing his look-alike younger brother? Raymond cleared up saying he is 30 and Hawick is 35. But because they look alike, so he is interested in meeting Hawick. As for Hawick replied to whether he would return to HK for his career, and said HK can't have two Raymonds? Raymond likes Hawick's humor. Asked whether because he is popular, even his appearance is the standard in the plastic surgery field? He said: "Don't play me, there is no relation between the two."

Talked about ratings of his series "Growing Through Life" isn't doing well? Raymond believes ratings is affected by the time slot. Ratings can't be controlled by actors and he takes it easy. He also said once he was on a taxi and the taxi driver praised "GTL" is good.

(Left: Hawick Lau / Right: Raymond Lam)

Source: Mingpao / Translation: KAY @ Kay's Entertainment

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Lisa Ch'ng Denies Not Competing in Miss International Because of Poor Quality

Jacqueline Ch'ng sister Lisa Ch'ng was crowned Miss HK second runner-up earlier. Recently there are reports pointing because Miss HK is poor quality and CNNGo even said the contest is a porkchop pageant, TVB didn't choose second runner-up winner [Lisa] as usual to participate in Miss International Pageant in October. Instead, TVB replaced Lisa with this year's Miss Photogenic Crystal Li.

After Lisa read this report, she calmly wrote on Weibo explaining she can't compete because she has a Malaysian passport: "If I'm representing HK, I need a HKSAR passport! You can't have dual citizenship in Malaysia so I can't apply for a HKSAR passport. That's why I can't compete! Hope everyone don't think too much." TVB's external affairs assistant director Tseng Sing Ming stressed it's because Lisa doesn't have a HKSAR passport, which didn't meet the organization's requirement. As for readers expressed Rabee Yeung is a Canadian citizen and she can still represent HK to participate in Miss World, Tseng explained Miss World and Miss Universe don't have a limit in nationality, but Miss International has stricter rules.

In addition, once replaced the laziest Miss HK winner Edelweiss Cheung to compete Miss International, Sire Ma supports her junior: "In fact, the top 3 is a group who share Miss HK jobs. Company would divide jobs based on the job content. The problem for Lisa is her passport. (It's said she's not pretty that's why she's not allowed to compete?) I interacted with her. She is generous and comfortable to be with. Although not a common beauty, but she has something unique about herself, absolutely deserved winning her title."

Source: Oriental Daily / Translation: KAY @ Kay's Entertainment

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Joyce Tang is Willing to Shave Her Hair Off For Drama

Joyce Tang attended to an event yesterday. She played a porkchop girl in "Beauty Knows No Pain" and yesterday she actually made porkchop pasta. She said: "When making porkchop pasta, it makes me feel that as long as you put effort in, you can still make the porkchop transformed into something great. Just like although you don't look pretty, but as long as you are willing to try your hardest, you can still be acknowledged by others."

Joyce expressed last episode ratings of "Beauty Knows No Pain" is pretty good and joked she is interested in playing a male character next time: "I'm okay with shaving my hair off, having a bald head. If the scripts are okay, I would film the drama."

Source: Mingpao; Oriental Daily / Translation: KAY @ Kay's Entertainment

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Elvina Kong Admits She's Old, Refuses to Have A Boob Job

After Elvina Kong enjoyed watching "Mr. HK 2010 Contest," she attended to Gilbert Yeung's birthday party with her husband. The two originally wanted to show up wearing outfits that match the party theme, but because they couldn't find the right outfit, so she wore American nurse outfit in the end. As for William Chak won all five awards at the contest, Elvina thinks he deserved it. Although this year there are rules that judges can't get close with the contestants, but she thinks it was a good show, especially Carol Cheng's seriousness and Koni Lui's super sexy outfit, which were surprises of the night. Asked whether she thinks it's worth it that Jacqueline Ch'ng to have a boob job for a commercial, Elvina said as long as Jacqueline herself can accept it. Jacqueline is just telling everyone that she is like a car who changed its outer appearance. But Elvina said she is old now so she won't film those types of commercial.

Source: Mingpao / Translation: KAY @ Kay's Entertainment

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