Apparently you guys enjoyed my quick round-up of all things BL that happened last week, so here is more because things have not calmed down at all:
Zhe Xu and Mi Jin the chinese CP from Kill to Love had their latest event reported to the police, apparently it got too crowded and that drew too much attention — organizers with the assistance of the fans managed to move the event somewhere else. They have what is perhaps the healthiest click of fans I've ever seen for a chinese CP, while everything was happening they were split and Zhe Xu was seen distraught but fans went to the rescue trying to cheer him up.
Saint came forth: it was indeed a hostile takeover with him losing everything, meaning his entire savings. His speech while showing resilience is another sad entry in the hall of stars that get swindled by suits. This puts all other recent exits from Idol Factory under a new light.
Veteran duo of thai actors voice their discontent with lack of work sparkling the debate about Talent vs Influence, with GMMTV being the battleground once again. This might indicate that after a tepid reception for their latest work things might be looking bleak in there. They are not alone in this, other veterans might be on the chopping block...
Wanna One fans finally pick up that one of theirs is heading into a very toxic and very morally questionable BL drama. Expect on-line discourse and lot's of anonymous complaints in korean forums. It doesn't have the budget to get the christian nutjobs moving thou.
Canadian BL Heated Rivalry got a 15-minute standing ovation at Cannes international release in most major markets (one should not worry because it seems it's going to be the most pirated show of the year). Three sex scenes per episode were promised.
