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Lady Gaga kept her fans entertained this week, appearing on TikTok with a new clip from her time in Tokyo.The songstress, 36, sipped an iced coffee in sweats on a private jet before deplaning in a glamorous outfit.She wrote in the caption: 'TOKYO LOVE. #chromaticaball #chromatica #japan #fyp.'  Social media engagement: Lady Gaga kept her fans entertained this week, appearing on TikTok with a new clip from her time in TokyoGaga's TikTok began with an audio clip that declared, 'I don't wanna be pretty - I wanna be iconic!'The rest of the sound was a slowed down version of Doja Cat and Rico Nasty's song Tia Tamera.  The born and raised New Yorker sat in a white leather seat on the private aircraft, wearing oversized aviators.They were lightly tinted and stretched down over her cheeks with spaced out stoned along the rim.  Glam girl: The songstress, 36, sipped an iced coffee in sweats on a private jet before deplaning in a glamorous outfitUnderneath the eyewear she flaunted a full and elaborate face of makeup, complete with dramatic eye makeup.She wore a distressed, white Anthrax band t-shirt with loose-fitting charcoal-colored sweatpants as she sat with her legs crossed.Gaga's nails were almond-shaped and coated with a glossy, solid black polish.In her ears she modeled a pair of glinting, silver-toned hoop earrings, which went well with her next look.  She wrote in the caption: 'TOKYO LOVE.

EXCLUSIVE: Loaded Films founder Eiko Mizuno-Gray and Kinoshita-Kansei Group CEO Masahide Kinoshita have teamed up to launch Tokyo-based production company, Kinofaction, which aims to focus on minority Japanese co-productions.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief Zhang Yimou, China’s most enduring filmmaker, is joining the worldwide shift by feature film directors into the streaming arena. Zhang, who directed “Full River Red,” the most successful film of 2023 in China, is to be involved with his first TV series. He will executive produce “The First Shot,” his representatives confirmed to Variety. The show is to be directed by Xing Lu and is backed by Tencent Video. It is currently in development, with a tentative air date in 2025. That’s because Zhang has a film directing project with an anticipated Chinese New Year release date, due to begin shooting this summer.

EXCLUSIVE: Netflix has signed a five-year deal with Japanese screenwriter Yuji Sakamoto, winner of the Best Screenplay award at this year’s Cannes Film Festival for Hirokazu Kore-eda’s competition title Monster. 

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Naman Ramachandran Amazon Prime Video has doubled down on its investment in Japan with six local originals greenlit and an additional foray into live boxing. At an event in Tokyo on Wednesday, Amazon revealed a reboot of “Takeshi’s Castle,” the iconic game show starring Kitano Takeshi that aired on terrestrial network TBS from 1986-1989. The reboot, with the working title “Takeshi’s Castle Project' will bow in 2023.

Doubling down on investment and expanding its offer in Japan, Prime Video has unveiled a slate of new Japanese originals including a reboot of iconic game show Takeshi’s Castle and a local adaptation of anthology series Modern Love. The streamer revealed the lineup at a showcase event in Tokyo today, where it also announced it will livestream the World Bantamweight title fight between Naoya Inoue and Nonito Donaire on June 7.