Malaysian actor Sia denies being ‘demanding’

MALAYSIAN actor based in Taiwan, Melvin Sia ( pic), denied that he had become very demanding and difficult to work with, reported Sin Chew Daily.

Sia said some people might have misunderstood him and did not know the real reasons behind it.

“I am not a perfect person,” Sia added.

Recently, there were speculations that Sia had demanded a hairstylist to only fix his hair.

Last year, Sia allegedly scolded the crew on the set of his drama series in Taiwan.

Sia became popular in Taiwan after starring in various drama series.

In 2015, the Sarawakian received a best supporting actor nomination in the Taiwan Golden Bell Awards for his role in the drama The Way We Were.

The Golden Bell Awards is Taiwan’s equivalent of the Emmy Awards.

> Hong Kongbased Chinese actress and model Lynn Xiong is apparently pregnant, reported Guang Ming Daily.

The 36yearold artiste was spotted going to a Chinese medicine clinic in Hong Kong with her husband Ken Kwok.

The clinic is popular among pregnant women in Hong Kong.

Xiong, who married in October, could not be contacted at press time.

> A woman and her nineyearold son were slapped by a moviegoer for talking in a cinema in Jinan, China, Kwong Wah Yit Poh reported.

The female assailant apparently warned the woman twice to keep it down before slapping them on Jan 29, it reported.

The suspect then left with her two friends after the incident.

A police report was lodged by the woman, known only as Mu.

Mu admitted that she was talking with her son as it was the first time her son was watching a 3D movie.

However, she denied that her son had spoken loudly in the cinema and claimed that the assailant’s child also talked during the movie.

According to the cinema workers, other moviegoers also complained that the boy was noisy.