Hong Kong Cantopop star Keung To has been disqualified from driving for three months after accumulating 15 demerit points for traffic offences. His probationary licence was revoked by Eastern Court, and he must surrender it within 14 days or face immediate imprisonment.
Sammi Cheng's highly anticipated Hong Kong concerts were postponed hours before the first show due to a critical stage component failure discovered during setup. The event will be replaced by free appreciation shows, with ticket holders offered refunds or passes for future dates.
A Hong Kong court awarded HK$6.29 million (US$802,698) in damages to dancer Mo Li Kai-yin, paralyzed after a giant screen fell during a Mirror concert. His employer, Studiodanz, was ordered to pay compensation for catastrophic injuries and lifetime care.
Singer-songwriter Emma-Lee Moss, known as Emmy the Great, uses her memoir 'My Cantopop Nights' to explore Hong Kong's history and her own identity through the lens of Cantopop music. The book delves into iconic songs and artists, linking them to personal experiences and the city's turbulent past.
Mo Li Kai-yin, a 31-year-old Hong Kong dancer, testified for the first time in court on April 13, 2026, after being paralyzed from the neck down when a 500kg LED panel fell from the Hong Kong Coliseum ceiling during a Mirror concert on July 28, 2022. The District Court found his employer Studiodanz liable for compensation under the Employees' Compensation Ordinance. The dancer received treatment in Beijing and Thailand following the accident.
Hong Kong singer Keung To of the band Mirror has been fined HK$2,200 after pleading guilty to careless driving, running a red light, and failing to display a probationary sign on his vehicle.
