Actor-director Stephen Chow's "CJ7" will showcase locally produced state-of-the-art digital effects "up to international standards that will withstand comparison," Chow said at a press conference ...

Jiao Xu and the title alien in 'CJ7.' Every once in a while, a studio screens a film for critics and then never plays the film for the public before it goes to DVD. And sometimes, the critic even ...

The Jeep CJ was the brand's civilian version of the Quad Willys Overland built for the U.S. Army during World War II. The CJ-2A went on sale in 1945, and the CJ-3A and CJ-3B followed within a decade.

Gabriela earned her bachelor's in Spanish language with a concentration in education. During her time in college, she worked for Subaru as a customer service representative. She has lived in her ...

“CJ7” is a family-friendly comedy loaded with digital wizardry, but its best special effect is 9-year-old actress Xu Jiao in the role of Dicky Chow, a young boy with an extraterrestrial pet. Xu passes ...

The audition tour to find just the right youngster to star with Hong Kong actor-director Stephen Chow in his new film, CJ7, stretched across China and screened 10,000 children. One of the last stops ...

It's funny: Every time Jeep rolls out a new product, there's no small amount of fretting that it will have lost the plot -- that the new truck will be too soft, too cushy, too much of a departure from ...

She was 10 at the time and played CJ7’s lead character, a boy named Dicky. In the show, Dicky was bullied by his classmates and had to deal with the death of his alien friend. The emotional challenge ...

Chinese actress Xu Jiao, who played Hong Kong superstar Stephen Chow’s son in CJ7 (2008), recently reunited with her on-screen dad for the film’s 15th anniversary celebration. In a Weibo post on ...

This 1976 Jeep CJ7, with a clean title and recent smog certification, features a Hesco fuel injection kit, T19 manual transmission, and Dana axles with a 2.5" lift, ideal for off-road enthusiasts ...

Before something achieves that coveted “icon” status, it usually has to pass through a phase where it’s outdated. Obsolete, even. It's a precarious place to be, and not everything makes it though -- ...