Everyone in Singapore, including non-StarHub customers, can watch the red carpet and awards ceremony live for free.
SINGAPORE, Nov. 12, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Five homegrown films have earned a record 15 nominations at the 63rd Golden Horse Awards, one of Chinese-language cinema's biggest stages. To celebrate this milestone, StarHub is bringing everyone together as One Singapore to cheer on our filmmakers and talent by opening its exclusive live broadcast to all, whether or not they are StarHub customers.
The five Singapore films nominated this year are We Are All Strangers, which leads the line-up with seven nominations, followed by Ah Girl and The Violinist with three nominations each, and Buah and She Said with one nomination each.
StarHub will air the red carpet live from Taipei Music Center on 22 November 2026 at 5pm, followed by the awards ceremony at 6.30pm.
Everyone can catch the Golden Horse Awards live on StarHub TV+ for free. StarHub TV subscribers can tune in to Hub E City HD (Ch 111 or 825) via the StarHub TV+ website or app. Non-StarHub customers can simply register online for a free Hub iD Lite account, then sign in via the StarHub TV+ website or app and select Ch 111 to tune in.
For more information, visit http://starhub.com/goldenhorse.
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StarHub brings Singapore together to cheer on local talent at the 63rd Golden Horse Awards
SHANGHAI, Nov. 12, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- A news report from english.shanghai.gov.cn
Shanghai has released its 15th Five-Year Plan (2026-30) for sports development, outlining goals and initiatives to advance its development as a globally renowned sports city.
Targets for 2030
Key targets include:
- Public fitness: The proportion of residents regularly participating in sports will reach around 58 percent, and sports venue area per capita will reach approximately 2.9 square meters.
- Sports industry: Major sporting events are expected to generate an average annual economic impact of at least 35 billion yuan ($5.21 billion), with the sports industry's value added accounting for about 2.2 percent of GDP.
Improving public fitness facilities and services
Shanghai will add sports facilities in residential communities, parks, green spaces, on building rooftops, and beneath elevated roads and bridges.
The city will promote shared access to public sports venues, school sports facilities, and community fitness facilities. It will also improve the Laihudong (来沪动) public sports information service platform to help residents find venues and access related services.
To encourage wider participation in sports, Shanghai will develop neighborhood competitions, township and subdistrict soccer leagues, table tennis carnivals, and other community sporting activities.
The city will also bring evidence-based fitness guidance and exercise-based health services into local communities.
Expanding Shanghai's international event lineup
Shanghai plans to bid for one or two top-tier events to support its goal of becoming a globally renowned sports city. It will also seek to attract top-tier international events in athletics, swimming, gymnastics, beach volleyball, and emerging sports with strong international recognition and commercial value.
Shanghai will host major events to a high standard, including the Shanghai stop of Olympic Q-Series 2028 and the 2026 UCI Track World Championships.
The city will also work to help the Shanghai Marathon join the Abbott World Marathon Majors and develop the Head of Shanghai River Regatta into a top-tier international event.
Integrating sports with tourism and commerce
Shanghai will support sporting events at tourist attractions, in neighborhoods, and in commercial districts, while promoting travel centered on sporting events.
The city will also work to attract internationally renowned sports companies and encourage domestic and international sports brands to open first stores in Shanghai.
Advancing infrastructure and regional cooperation
Shanghai will complete construction of the water sports center in the Lin-gang Special Area and advance the Qizhong Tennis Center complex and surrounding facilities to develop Maqiao into a tennis town.
The city will further promote the integrated development of sports across the Yangtze River Delta and collaborate with neighboring areas to develop regional event brands, including the Yangtze River Delta International Triathlon and the Yangtze River Delta Athletics Diamond Gala.
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https://english.shanghai.gov.cn/en-Policies/20260824/9406cb413c144ab4a277aef502928770.html
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Shanghai sets 2030 targets for sports, global events
