Hong Kong director John Woo (吴宇森) has temporarily put aside his busy filming schedules to treat his illness in the US.

As to his health issue, however, there are several explanations doing the rounds.

The most shocking one claims he suffers from laryngeal cancer and has been hospitalized for four months.

Some rumors suggest something is wrong with his heart, while others said he has to undergo pancreas surgery in the US.

If his treatment goes smoothly, the 66-year-old is expected to make a comeback at the end of this year, at the earliest.

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Hopefully it's not as serious as they say...

The two met when shooting a TV commercial

Pop singer Show Luo (羅志祥) always insists he’s single and available, but actually he’s just broken up with Tia Li (李毓芬).

In response, the devastated Tia drowned in grief and booze at her birthday party on May 11.

The couple’s affair was exposed three years ago when Tia was seen leaving Show’s apartment.

They then turned low-profile to hide their relationship from public attention.

When Show promoted his album in Japan last month, Tia went along. The two held hands when shopping on the street.

After they returned, Tia said she hoped Show could spend more time with her.

Show flatly told her that his mom is always No. 1, then his business, and his girlfriend would always be in No. 3 position.

If you can’t accept it, Show reportedly said, “I hope there’s someone better able to take care of you.”

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“The heavens let you wait so that you can meet the right person. I’m very happy right now. Thank the heavens for blessing me! @ Ni Ni, ” said Feng Shaofeng on his weibo. Thanks to Bwear for mentioning it!

The two have only appeared at an Elle event together previously, but are rumored to be a Jingle Ma (aka runaway now) movie in the distant future. Ni Ni’s currently filming her second film, this time with Liu Ye, and Feng Shaofeng’s producing his first drama, where he stars opposite Ariel Lin.

Awwww.... I thought Ni Ni and Shawn Dou would've been a good couple.

source :cfensi