Alodia Gosiengfiao | Magna Carta: Tears of Blood Cosplay

Name: Alodia Gosiengfiao
Complete name: Alodia Almira Arraiza Gosiengfiao
Birthdate: 1988-March-9
Current age: 24 (as of 2012)
Nationality: Filipino
Birthplace: Quezon City, Philippines
Profession: Cosplayer, Artist, Host and Model

'Hunger Games' to Screen on 67 Imax Screens in China - Hollywood Reporter

TORONTO – This should feed The Hunger Games global take: Imax will next month release a digitally-remastered version of Lionsgate's blockbuster film in China on 67 of its digital screens in that fast-growing Asian market.

The teen tentpole will be released with both dubbed and sub-titled prints in China under new revenue sharing terms recently agreed as part of a WTO arrangement.

Imax’s local partners for the release include the China Film Group, in conjunction with Huaxia Film Distribution Co.

Also pitching in is Lionsgate's promotional partner in the region, Talent International.

The Hunger Games is already approaching $650 million at the worldwide box office, and Lionsgate anticipates that figure will climb significantly higher after the tent tentpole is released in China.

"The Hunger Games launch in China underscores the franchise's continued emergence as a truly global phenomenon, and we're delighted to extend our successful partnership with Imax around the globe to offer moviegoers in China a unique, world-class experience," Lionsgate Motion Picture Group co-chairs Patrick Wachsberger and Rob Friedman said in a statement.

Tibetan monks disrupt a Chinese media tour

Tibetan Monks interrupt a media tour in Western China whilst shouting about their lack of human rights. They also threw prayer shawls over the shoulders of journalists. It was an organized tour for Chinese and foreign media in Xiahe. Suddenly Fifteen Tibetan Buddhist monks interrupted the tour demanding the return of the Dalai Lama and yelling that they had no human rights. The monks, carrying a banned Tibetan flag, came from the Labrang monastery. They rushed across a plaza to the group of 20 media. [Monk, Unidentified]: Male "The Dalai Lama has to come back to Tibet. We are not asking for Tibetan independence, we are just asking for human rights. We have no human rights now." The monks say eight of them are still being held by authorities, and that plainclothes agents of China's paramilitary armed police force were stationed throughout Xiahe. Some of the monks threw prayer shawls over the shoulders of photographers. Xiahe is one of the biggest centres of the Dalai Lama's Gelukpa branch of Buddhism. Late last month, Chinese authorities were embarrassed by a similar incident at the Jokhang Temple in Lhasa.

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