Meritorious Artist Kiru Thanh, Long Nhat, Tang Nhat Tue and others have tarnished the sacred title of “artist” by abandoning self-respect and pursuing destructive pleasures.

For artists and celebrities, livestreams are not only a way to interact with audiences but also a fertile channel for boosting income through product sales and brand partnerships.

Vietnam’s booming film industry is transforming actors’ pay, with five of the country’s biggest movie stars now commanding around $76,500 per film.

As Vietnam’s film industry expands rapidly, producers are increasingly turning to beauty queens and social media stars to attract audiences and generate buzz.

From heated exchanges to private messages gone public, Vietnamese stars continue to learn the hard way that fighting anti-fans rarely ends well.

Vietnamese singer and actress Miu Le has become the focus of public attention after authorities linked her to an alleged drug-use case in Hai Phong, triggering growing concern across the country’s entertainment industry.

Vietnamese showbiz continues to grapple with drug-related controversies as several well-known artists face legal troubles and public backlash.

A series of controversies involving Vietnamese celebrities highlights how cultural missteps can quickly erode public trust beyond repair.

A newly issued code of conduct aims to guide behavior on digital platforms, encouraging influencers and users to spread positive values and help build a healthier online environment.

At the same time, two young stars - HIEUTHUHAI and Son Tung M-TP - have become the focus of online debate among social media users.

Singer Le Quyen has stated that her behavior to protect herself is not wrong and that her speech is not “deviant” as criticized.

In response to a recent backlash involving singer Le Quyen, authorities urge artists to uphold professional ethics and treat their audience with respect.

The controversy surrounding singer Dan Truong's fundraising using a personal account is a universal lesson for artists and celebrities in particular, and for individuals in general.

In the "purge" year of 2025, musician Luong Bang Quang and other celebrities were arrested for violating the law or banned from performing, and brought to court.

Vietnamese authorities take strong action against artists with inappropriate music, seeking to protect cultural values.

Artists and labels shift toward positive messaging after government pushes back on cultural violations.

People's Artist Xuan Bac, Director of the Performing Arts Department, affirms: "Any expression that goes against traditional values – whether in lyrics, costumes, or language – must be strictly dealt with."

Public support surges for banning artists with vulgar or deviant content after Ho Chi Minh City issues directive to protect youth and values.

Ho Chi Minh City recommends banning artists with vulgar or unethical lyrics from events.