Netflix on May 14 announced it will continue the expansion of its Vietnamese content library with the acquisition of 13 films through its first collaboration with Skyline Media.
Marriage and children have been hot topics in Việt Nam of late, thanks to the Government’s announcement that it wants people to marry before 30 and have two kids before 35, with tax breaks and other policies on offer to encourage procreation.
Travel firms and tour operators in HCM City are offering a range of domestic tours with attractive discounts to revive demand after the COVID-19 shutdown.
A special programme entitled Hồ Chí Minh - Sáng Ngời Ý Chí Việt Nam (Hồ Chí Minh – Việt Nam Will Shine Bright) will be broadcast live on VTV1 Channel at 8pm on May 18.
A bilingual Vietnamese-English book that features sketches portraying 14-days of centralised quarantine to prevent the virus spread with comments from its author will be published by Phụ Nữ (Women) Publishing House on May 25.
Quân Đội Nhân Dân (People's Army) newspaper's Trần Hoàng Hoàng interviews veteran photographer and photography critic Vũ Huyến, former Editor-in-Chief of Tạp Chí Nhiếp Ảnh (Photography Magazine), about conceptual photography in Việt Nam.
First came the rice ATM and now hot on its heels is a new type of dispenser, giving away free books to encourage more people to read.
The Việt Nam Association of Photographic Artists has called on professional photographers and photo journalists to send contributions covering the prevention and fight against COVID-19 in Việt Nam.
Feeling the heat? This traditional treat is a sure fire way to cool down! Those of you with a sweet tooth won’t want to miss out on a bit of tofu pudding.
The New York-based travel magazine Travel + Leisure has named Việt Nam on its list of the top 17 destinations for tourists after the COVID-19 crisis ends.
President Hồ Chí Minh's Mausoleum reopened to the public from Tuesday (May 12) after being closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic since March 23, according to the board.
Veteran actor and comedian Jerry Stiller, who found fame on Broadway and later in the smash US show Seinfeld has died from natural causes aged 92, his son, the Hollywood star Ben Stiller, said on Monday.
