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Tencent Music Posts 7.3% Q1 2026 Revenue Jump, Points to Triple-Digit Live Growth and Continued Superfan Expansion

May 13, 2026

A live performance from Jay Chou, whose Children of the Sun is said to have generated about $14.7 million on Tencent Music during Q1 2026. Photo Credit: GEM_Ady Amid a continued SVIP expansion and a triple-digit revenue boost on the concerts side, Tencent Music Entertainment (TME) has reported nearly $1.2 billion in Q1 2026 revenue.

‘Wareware wa Uchuujin’ Reveals Main Cast, Additional Staff, Teaser Trailer

May 13, 2026

Music The official X (formally Twitter) of the Wareware wa Uchuujin (We Are Aliens) revealed the main cast, additional staff,...

11 Awesome Upcoming Events in Beijing

May 13, 2026

Music Music RecommendedThe Color Run™ Beijing 2026This April, The Color Run™ returns...

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Davis Cup finals schedule and how to watch tournament

January 9, 2025

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Riot brings LEC Finals to the cinemas across EMEA!

April 13, 2023

Riot Games will be bringing the LEC Spring, Summer, and Season Finals to the cinemas in collaboration with Piece of Magic Entertainment. Image Credits | Riot Games All 2023 LEC Finals will be broadcasted in cinemas With the LEC Spring Playoffs coming up soon, Riot Games announced that they will be bringing the LEC Finals

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C9 win 2023 LCS Spring Finals, cutting Golden Guardians’ miracle split short

April 9, 2023

For the first time in the 2023 LCS Spring Playoffs, Cloud9 were seriously pushed against Golden Guardians in today’s grand final. After skating through...

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The Finals is the shake-up the competitive first-person shooter scene needs

March 7, 2023

While I enjoy playing first-person shooters occasionally, it’s a genre I’ve struggled to become a hardcore fan of. To me, it has stagnated, with recent Call of Duty and Battlefield games feeling like little more than rehashes of the same quick-kill-focused gameplay on maps that all blend together after a while. That’s why The Finals’