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Comedians Quang Minh and Hong Dao present a tragicomic titled " Những Mảnh Tình. " This tragedy and comedy skit is a combination of music, fashion and martial arts. The upcoming show is on Sunday, August 28, 2011 with appearances by Quang Minh, Hong Dao, Nguyen Hong Nhung, Nguyen Khang, Diem Lien, Truong Vu, Ngoc Dan Thanh, Ha Thanh Xuan, Anh Dung, Trang Thanh Lan, Calvin Hiep, My Loan, Luu Viet Hung and special guests MC Viet Thao and Dr. Michael Dao. "Nhung Manh Tinh" tells the stories of five women, five fates, and the men surrounding their lives. Check out some behind the scenes photos below and click on the images to enlarge. To see more images, click here to visit Quang Minh and Hong Dao 's Facebook page. You can find lots of behind the scenes pictures of the tragicomic in the "photos" section. "Nhung Manh Tinh" will play out at Saigon Performing Arts Center in Fountain Valley, California. Ticket prices are ...

Singer Anh Minh's uploaded some behind the scenes pictures from Asia's show Anh Bang. To view more visit her Facebook page .

This video is from Tinh Production – Tinh Yeu Va Tuoi Tre 14 in Shanghai sang by Huy Vu and Diem Lien . The original song is “ Rang Wo Ai Ni ” by Vic Zhou and Barbie Hsu from the drama “ Mars ”. LISTEN to Rang Wo Ai Ni – Lyric - Download *Please report any broken links

The anticipated CD from Asia is currently in stores. Get yourself a copy. Don't forget to leave a comment and give your review of the CD. P.S. I saw Nguyen Hong Nhung on video in this press conference she and other singers had awhile back about Dam Vinh Hung and she looked so young! Her face is pretty and just really natural compared to being on Asia and in photos where she looks so much old. I wonder. 1. Tinh Yeu & Tinh Nguoi - Lam Nhat Tien - Nguyen Hong Nhung 2. Du Chi Mot Lan Thoi - Thien Kim 3. Gio Da Khong Con Nua - Don Ho - Lam Thuy Van 4. Thoi The Thi Chia Tay - Bao Yen 5. Khi Ta Xa Roi Nhau - Lam Thuy Van 6. Moi Do Trang Ve - Lam Thuy Van - Nguyen Khang 7. Toi Nghiep Than Anh - Lam Nhat Tien 8. Neu Khong Co Em - Quoc Khanh 9. Mot Mai - Lam Nhat Tien - Nguyen Khang 10. Nhung Dieu That La - Nguyen Khang 11. Anh Van Doi Em - Lam Nhat Tien 12. Mot Coi Vo Vong - Lam Nhat Tien - Nguyen Khang 13. Me Yeu - Dang The Luan 14. Thien Than Trong ...

Did "Vuot Song" AKA "Journey From The Fall" Live Up to the Hype? Ofcourse, it is the best Viet movie ever made! Yes, awesome movie. I love it. Compared to the bad movies, it's actually good. I'm half half on this one. Uh no, were they even speaking Vietnamese? Can't understand a thing! No. It's overrated! Didn't See it.    pollcode.com free polls Vote on the last poll: Rate Asia 56

In a redo video interview with Vietnam Radio VNCR 106.3 FM in California, singer Nguyen Khang let out to Hoang Trong Thuy that used to work in a nail salon for quick cash because it was a job that makes a lot of money. So after he came to the U.S. in 1994, he started working to support the family since he was the oldest in the family and so he went into nails. Also we learned from the interview that he is a very close friend with singer and actress Diem Lien . And lastly to clear up all the rumors and misconception, which I was once thought to be true is the fact that Nguyen Khang is not Tuan Ngoc ’s son. Although they sound alike and might look alike, they are not related. Nguyen Khang said he looks up to Tuan Ngoc like an idol and Tuan Ngoc was his inspiration and nothing more. Watch the video

vinashowbiz I found this advertisement for Nguyen Khang ’s new CD out? I’m not sure. The poster looks really good though except that Nguyen Khang doesn’t. If you have heard about this and are planning to go see, tell me about afterward. Hehe. Oh, by the way it seems like Nguyen Hong Nhung is everywhere nowaday...

“The Americans have broken their promise. They have left us." “Inspired by the true stories of Vietnamese refugees who fled their land after the fall of Saigon—and those who were forced to stay behind, Journey From The Fall follows one family’s struggle for freedom. April 30, 1975 marked the end of Vietnam's two-decade-old civil war and the start of the exodus of hundreds of thousands of refugees. Despite his allegiance to the toppled South Vietnamese government, Long Nguyen (as Long Nguyen) decides to remain in Vietnam. Imprisoned in a Communist re-education camp, he urges his family to make the escape by boat without him. His wife Mai (Diem Lien), son Lai (Nguyen Thai Nguyen) and mother Ba Noi (Kieu Chinh) then embark on the arduous ocean voyage in the hope of reaching the U.S. and freedom. Back in Vietnam, Long suffers years of solitary confinement and hard labor, and finally despairs that his family has perished. But news of their successful resettlement in Americ...