August 21st, 2008 pkuan
It takes a few minutes, doesn’t cost a thing and wins you a ton of good will. The staff of MGM Grand were given a pat on the back by the Macau Blood Transfusion Services mascot, after rolling up their sleeves and donating to a good cause this week.


If you want to register to donate blood, visit http://www.ssm.gov.mo/cts/
Address:Alamada Dr. Carlos d’Assumpcao No.335-341, Edificio “Hot Line”, 2 Andar, Macao
Telephone: 28752522, 28569010
July 30th, 2008 inmacau

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July 24th, 2008 pkuan

Yesterday was the dress rehearsal for Cirque du Soleil’s first Macau show.
Selected media and friends were treated to a sneak preview of the 1 1/2 hour performance at the Venetian Macao, in a custom built stage.
Now, we don’t want to give too much away, but you can expect thrilling feats of strength, agility and grace.
During some of the high wire performances, my heart was in my mouth. Another friend remarked that she was too terrified that the performer would fall to applause.
Kudos to the set designers who did a fantastic job with the setting, which transformed from a cityscape with high rise buildings in one scene, to a north pole setting complete with icebergs and even the most realistic adorable polar bear I’ve ever seen!
The unofficial after-party was at Bellini Lounge at the Venetian, where the cast and crew packed the dance floor.
The show will be launched to the public from this Saturday (July 26).
Here’s to many more sucessful shows and full houses.
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July 24th, 2008 pkuan

Last Saturday and Sunday, Macau was treated to two performances of “Eason Chan’s Moving on Stage 10”.
13 years in the music business hasn’t dulled his spark. The performer still writes his own songs, and has no problem charming his audience.
It didn’t matter that the concert at the Cotai Arena of The Venetian Macao started nearly an hour late, Eason’s affable personality and down-to-earth nature makes it impossible for any fan to get annoyed. Although it took a while for the crowd to warm up to Eason, he soon had them laughing and singing along to his songs.

Talking and interacting throughout the concert, the family-man, whose wife and family were in the crowd, joked that he’d rather talk than sing to his audience. That didn’t stop him from serenading the crowd with over 25 of his hits, mostly from his past albums.

He also treated the audience to a parody of other famous Cantopo stars, mimicking the dancing and singing styles of Andy Lau, Leon Lai, Aaron Kwok and Jackie Chueng to name just a few.
His dancing and funny faces had the crowd on their feet and in stitches.
At the end of his concert, he treated his fans to not 1 or 2, but 3 encores.
July 18th, 2008 klou
This July, Eason Chan is going to hold 2 concerts in Macau!!

Eason Chan is acknowledged as a skilled-class singer in Hong Kong, you would have no doubt about his strength once you have a look of the awards he has won. He is a frequent winner of Asia’s music awards; and only the second non-Taiwanese singer after Jacky Cheung to win Taiwan’s Golden Melody Award.

Eason Chan is very keen on trying a wide variety of musical styles, and always be energetic on stage. His songs can be very sad like “K 歌之王” (King of Karaoke Songs), but also can be wild as “打得火熱” (Hit On Fire).

I believe that his concert at Venetian Macau must give his fans and me an unforgettable memory.
Stay tuned, for pictures of Eason’s concerts in Macau!!