Kong Videos

http://www.scmp.com/video/ Parrots, of all colours and sizes, are now becoming a popular pet and a life-long partner for Hongkongers. Paul Lee, chairman of the Hong Kong (International) Parrots Association, says that they love to interact with humans, and that the bond between owner and pet is very strong. He says they are more interactive than dogs and display a personality that you can't find in other animals. In this video, Paul shows us some of his pet parrots before talking about the costs associated with keeping these colourful birds.

http://www.scmp.com/video Cherie Chung was undoubtedly one of Hong Kong's most popular actresses in the 1980s. Lauded for her dramatic roles in films such as Story of Woo Viet and An Autumn's Tale, she received many awards across Asia. After her role in John Woo's Once a Thief in 1991 starring alongside Chow Yun-fat and the late Leslie Cheung, she officially retired from acting. Behind the scenes, she is actively involved in environmental causes. This November, she is Cosmopolitan magazine's cover girl and we bring you some behind-the-scenes of their cover shoot and chat fashion with the once 'Marilyn Monroe' of Hong Kong.

http://www.scmp.com/video From November 26 to December 9, this year's DETOUR event will once again bring together a dynamic array of art, design and creativity. This also coincides with Donald Tsang's plans to revitalise the Central District into a more sustainable and creative hub. The 90-year-old Former Police Married Quarters, once the home of our chief executive, will be the main anchor venue for Detour as it will be transformed into a performing arts venue and gallery. At a press event for Detour, a graffiti artist painted his impression of the Quarters while we chat with Alex Lo, chairman of the HK Ambassadors of Design and iconic designer Douglas Young. The founder of G.O.D. will be creating an installation mysteriously titled 'Room 414' at the venue.

ITV Comedy features the best live comedians. Filmed live in comedy clubs throughout the country, this show conveys insight into both audience and performer perspectives on live comedy and improv.

In preparation for the Kirby Derby parade, an 8 foot tall Donkey Kong emerged from a pile of post-it notes. No one was prepared for what happened next. by Gamil Design hi-rez here: http://gallery.me.com/gamil#100092