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{{Infobox Company
{{Infobox Company
|company_name = MayQ Productions
|company_name = MayQ Productions
|company_logo =
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|company_type = Public
|company_type = Public
|foundation =1990-2004, 2010-present
|foundation =1990-2004, 2010-2015,
2016-present
|founder = [[Trầm Tử Thiêng]]
|founder = [[Trầm Tử Thiêng]] (1990-2000) <br> [[Liên Phạm]] (from 2010-present)
|location= Garden Grove, California, USA
|location= Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey, USA
|area_served = [[Overseas Vietnamese]]
|area_served = [[Overseas Vietnamese]]
[[American]]
|key_people = <small>Executive producer:</small><br>[[Trần Thăng]]<br><small>Music director:</small><br>[[Ngọc Trác]] (1990-2004)<br>[[The Headline Band]] (from 2016)<br><small>:Directing producer</small><br>[[Trúc Hồ]]<br>[[Lien Pham]] (from 2010)<br>[[Kevin Mccafferty]] (from 2016)
|key_people = <small>Executive producer:</small><br>[[Trần Thăng]]<br><small>Music director:</small><br>[[Ngọc Trác]] (1990-2004)<br>[[The Headline Band]] (from 2016)<br><small>Directing producer</small><br>[[Trúc Hồ]]<br>[[Lien Pham]] (from 2010)<br>[[Kevin Mccafferty]] (from 2010-present)
|industry = [[Music]]<br>Types of communication
|industry = [[Music]]<br>Types of communication
|products = DVD, CD ca vũ nhạc kịch<br>TVs and Movies<br>Web series
|products = DVD, CD<br>TVs and Movies<br>Web series
|slogan = ''Miracles and beautiful dreams for each of you''<br>'''
|slogan = ''Miracles and beautiful dreams for each of you''<br>'''
|homepage = [http://trungtamasia.com AsiaEShop] [http://gem-planners.com]
|homepage = [http://trungtamasia.com AsiaEShop] [http://gem-planners.com Global Entertainment and Marketing Planners]
[http://lovenikki.world Love Nikki-Dress Up Queen]
}}
}}


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== History ==
== History ==
Hollywood Night was born and brought a different light to the Vietnamese music industry, a variety of performances and various stage settings for every song. The first three shows were filmed at an auditorium in Berkeley, California with a small audience. Later the productions began to film many shows from #5 through # 8 in studios from different locations in California. Finally in 1993, Hollywood Night went Live on its ninth show at The Trump Taj Mahal in Atlantic City. The productions has gone live eversince the 9th filming. By 1996 the production was going through budget problems and was only able to do one filming that year. The turning point of the production was in 1998, the hosts were unable to hold the attention of the audience and the performances of new singers were lacking in so much. The next year was not even best, the company struggled to come up with better ideas and trying to encourage viewers to buy real products instead of buying pirated copies and renting them. After the last Hollywood Night video was released, May Productions tried to gain their audience back with Raise The Red Lantern. The Play was translated into Vietnamese and adapted by the Chinese drama with the same name. Desperate for viewers to buy tickets to the show producer of the play invited many well known Vietnamese actors and actress to play in the roles, including for the first time in any play singer Khánh Hà (known as a Diva in the music biz) with her husband Tô Chấn Phong and child Ian To. Even with all of these big names were in the show the video was not a big seller for its brilliance in acting. The audience did not take the play seriously there was laughter during the most dramatic scenes. The audio was not well adjusted stage hands can be heard reading the lines to the actors. After the release of this play the company disappeared for one year and came back in 2001 to release a video (3 parts) with its purpose is to pay tribute to May Productions’ beloved singer Ngọc Lan. Like A Memory was the last video ever to be produced by Mây Productions.
Hollywood Night was born and brought a different light to the Vietnamese music industry, a variety of performances and various stage settings for every song. The first three shows were filmed at an auditorium in Berkeley, California with a small audience and two MCs [[Nam Lộc]] and [[Nguyễn Cao Kỳ Duyên]]. Later the productions began to film many shows from #5 through # 8 in studios from different locations in California. Finally in 1993, Hollywood Night went Live on its ninth show at [[Trump Taj Mahal]] in Atlantic City. The productions has gone live eversince the 9th filming. By 1996 the production was going through budget problems and was only able to do one filming that year. The turning point of the production was in 1998, the hosts were unable to hold the attention of the audience and the performances of new singers were lacking in so much. The next year was not even best, the company struggled to come up with better ideas and trying to encourage viewers to buy real products instead of buying pirated copies and renting them. After the last Hollywood Night video was released, May Productions tried to gain their audience back with [[Raise The Red Lantern]]. The Play was translated into Vietnamese and adapted by the Chinese drama with the same name. Desperate for viewers to buy tickets to the show producer of the play invited many well known Vietnamese actors and actress to play in the roles, including for the first time in any play singer [[Khánh Hà]] (known as a Diva in the music biz) with her husband Tô Chấn Phong and child Ian To. Even with all of these big names were in the show the video was not a big seller for its brilliance in acting. The audience did not take the play seriously there was laughter during the most dramatic scenes. The audio was not well adjusted stage hands can be heard reading the lines to the actors. After the release of this play the company disappeared for one year and came back in 2001 to release a video (3 parts) with its purpose is to pay tribute to May Productions’ beloved singer [[Ngọc Lan]]. Like A Memory was the last video ever to be produced by Mây Productions.


===Return===
===Return===
An attempt to return to the music industry, Trần Thăng (former producer of Mây Productions) was now producing for Dạ Lan Productions in 2003. The first DVD entitled “Millions of Flowers for Vietnamese Women” filmed at the La Mirada Theater in La Mirada, California. This DVD was not a big seller with it’s surprise come back not many were amused by the performances and set design. The year after Dạ Lan released another DVD entitled “Les Miserables of Vietnam.” There was an audience there but no one to host the show. After performances there would be a short clip of a mysterious man (not able to see face) and a voice commentary that would lead to the next song. This mysterious man also shows up again in a small documentary where he interviews hookers and prostitutes (aka Modern Geishas) about how they got into this business. This DVD was also another step back for Trần Thăng causing him and the entire company to shut down in 2004.
An attempt to return to the music industry, Trần Thăng (former producer of Mây Productions) was now producing for Dạ Lan Productions in 2003. The first DVD entitled “Millions of Flowers for Vietnamese Women” filmed at the La Mirada Theater in La Mirada, California. This DVD was not a big seller with it’s surprise come back not many were amused by the performances and set design. The year after Dạ Lan released another DVD entitled “[[Les Miserables]] of Vietnam.” There was an audience there but no one to host the show. After performances there would be a short clip of a mysterious man (not able to see face) and a voice commentary that would lead to the next song. This mysterious man also shows up again in a small documentary where he interviews hookers and prostitutes (aka Modern Geishas) about how they got into this business. This DVD was also another step back for Trần Thăng causing him and the entire company to shut down in 2004.


===Rebranding===
===Rebranding===


Until the 2010s aka “The Roaring Twenty First Century,” after 6 years of hiatus, Mây Productions returned to their music industry with its new name, “MayQ Productions.” Besides, it also has many new singers in Vietnam and the United States. Before the revival of Hollywood Night, with its purpose is to celebrate Thanksgiving and Hollywood Night’s new name, “Saigon New Directions”, MayQ Productions produced the first show “Just A Lover Forever” at Caesars Circus Maximus in Atlantic City in association with Saigon Music Production, and it was released on DVD HD between 2011 and 2012. At that time, the level of MayQ Productions was raised even more higher like 100% and it is definitely a miracle for the audience and beloved fans of MayQ Productions. And from that time on, MayQ Productions produced even more shows in Atlantic City such as Melodies of the Stars, The Miss Globe Vietnam-US International Pageant etc. The first show of Melodies of The Stars was held at Bally’s Atlantic City on May 25th, 2013. It was produced in a successful way because of appearances of new singers like Tuấn Hưng, Hồ Ngọc Hà, Lệ Quyên, Lam Trường, and many more. Until 2015 and 2016, MayQ Productions began to produce new shows successfully at Fernwood Avenue Middle School in association with Asia Entertainment and Alder Avenue Middle School. And with its purpose is to celebrate the revival of Hollywood Night, it decided to produce its 21st show “Peter Pan Jr.” on March 6th, 2016. The musical was adapted by the Disney movie with the same name, “Peter Pan.” After the success of the new show of Hollywood Night, MayQ Productions returned to Atlantic City and it produced even more shows of Hollywood Night with appearances of even more singers in Vietnam and during that time, it became even more stronger than the time of producing shows of Hollywood Night in the 1990s and 2000s until this time.
Until the 2010s aka “The Roaring Twenty First Century,” after 6 years of hiatus, Mây Productions returned to their music industry with its new name, “MayQ Productions.” Besides, it also has many new singers in Vietnam and the United States. Before the revival of Hollywood Night, with its purpose is to celebrate Thanksgiving and Hollywood Night’s new name, “Saigon [[New Directions]]”, MayQ Productions produced the first show “Just A Lover Forever” at [[Caesars Atlantic City]] in association with Saigon Music Production, and it was released on DVD HD between 2011 and 2012. At that time, the level of MayQ Productions was raised even more higher like 100% and it is definitely a miracle for the audience and beloved fans of MayQ Productions. And from that time on, MayQ Productions produced even more shows in [[Atlantic City]] such as Melodies of the Stars, The Miss Globe Vietnam-US International Pageant etc. The first show of Melodies of The Stars was held at Bally’s Atlantic City on May 25th, 2013. It was produced in a successful way because of appearances of new singers like [[Tuấn Hưng]], [[Hồ Ngọc Hà]], [[Lệ Quyên]], [[Lam Trường]], and many more. Until 2015 and 2016, MayQ Productions began to produce new shows successfully at Fernwood Avenue Middle School in association with Asia Entertainment and Alder Avenue Middle School. And with its purpose is to celebrate the revival of Hollywood Night, it decided to produce its 21st show “[[Peter Pan Jr.]]” on March 6th, 2016. The musical was adapted by the Disney movie with the same name, “[[Peter Pan]]”. After the success of the new show of Hollywood Night, MayQ Productions returned to Atlantic City and it produced even more shows of Hollywood Night with appearances of even more singers in Vietnam and during that time, it became even more stronger than the time of producing shows of Hollywood Night in the 1990s and 2000s until this time.



== List of Hollywood Night shows from 1990-present ==
== List of Hollywood Night shows from 1990-present ==
{| class="wikitable"
{| class=wikitable
|+ 1990-1999
|+ 1990-1999
!DVD Title
!DVD Title
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|-
|-
| Hollywood Night 20 - Lóng Lánh Tình Yêu
| Hollywood Night 20 - Lóng Lánh Tình Yêu
| 1999
|-
| [[Raise the Red Lantern]]
| 1999
| 1999
|
|
|}
|}
{| class="wikitable"
{| class=wikitable
|+ 2000-2004
|+ 2000-2004
!DVD Title
!DVD Title
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|
|
|}
|}
{|class-“wikitable”
{|class=wikitable
|+ 2010-2015 (aka The Saigon New Directions Era)
|+ 2010-2015 (aka The Saigon New Directions Era)
!DVD/Show Title
!DVD/Show Title
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| Saigon New Directions 2 - The Melodies of the Stars
| Saigon New Directions 2 - The Melodies of the Stars
| 2013
| 2013
|-
| Saigon New Directions 3 - The Heart of Exiles
| 2013
|-
| Saigon New Directions 4 - The Miss & Mrs. Globe International VN-US Pageant
| 2013
|-
| Saigon New Directions 5 - The More We Get Together, The Happier Will Be
| 2013
|-
| Saigon New Directions 6 - Hong Ngoc’s Liveshow in USA
| 2014
|-
| Saigon New Directions 7 - Memorial Day Weekend Celebration
| 2014
|-
| Saigon New Directions 8 - Saigon New Directions’ 20th Anniversary
| 2014
|-
| Saigon New Directions 9 - The Miss Globe International VN-US Pageant
| 2014
|-
| Saigon New Directions 10 - The Melodies of the Stars 2
| 2014
|-
| Saigon New Directions 11 - Làm Sao Anh Biết
| 2015
|-
| Saigon New Directions 12 - The Miss Coastal Vietnam Global Pageant
| 2015
|
|}
{|class=wikitable
|+ 2016-present
!Show Title
!Year
|-
| Hollywood Night 21 - [[Peter Pan]]
| 2016
|-
| Hollywood Night 22 - Hạ Nhớ
| 2016
|-
| Hollywood Night 23 - Người Tình Bolero
| 2016
|-
| Hollywood Night 24 - New Wave Tour & Christmas Special
| 2016
|-
| Hollywood Night 25 - [[Beauty and the Beast]]
| 2017
|-
| Hollywood Night 26 - The Wonderful World of Spring 1
| 2017
|-
| Hollywood Night 27 - Diamond Show
| 2017
|-
| Hollywood Night 28 - Love Songs
| 2017
|-
| Hollywood Night 29 - Saigon Bolero
| 2017
|-
| Hollywood Night 30 - [[Forever Young]]
| 2017
|-
| Hollywood Night 31 - [[Dream High]]
| 2018
|-
| Hollywood Night 32 - [[Dream High 2]]: Shine Your Light
| 2018
|-
| Hollywood Night 33 - [[The Lion King]]
| 2018
|-
| Hollywood Night 34 - [[World of Color]] & [[The Sound of Music]]
| 2018
|-
| Hollywood Night 35 - The Wonderful World of Spring 2: [[Age of Youth]]
| 2018, TBA
|-
| Hollywood Night 36 - Love At First Sight ([[Love O2O]])
| 2018, TBA
|}

==List of Hollywood Night MCs from 1992-present==
{| class=wikitable
|+ 1992-1999
!MC’s Name
!First Show Title
!Current Show Title
|-
| Nam Lộc
| Hollywood Night 1
| Hollywood Night 24
|-
| [[Nguyễn Cao Kỳ Duyên]]
| Hollywood Night 1
| Hollywood Night 13
|-
| Trần Quang
| Hollywood Night 2
| Hollywood Night 7
|-
| Hoàng Thi Thơ
| Hollywood Night 4
|
|-
| Quốc Bảo
| Hollywood Night 5
|
|-
| [[Thủy Tiên]]
| Hollywood Night 5
|
|-
| Tâm Uyên
| Hollywood Night 5
|
|-
| Mai Phương
| Hollywood Night 5
|
|-
| Hùng Nguyễn
| Hollywood Night 9
| Hollywood Night 9
|-
| Trâm Lê
| Hollywood Night 9
| Hollywood Night 9
|-
| Ngọc Minh
| Hollywood Night 10
| Hollywood Night 14
|-
| Từ Công Phụng
| Hollywood Night 11
| Hollywood Night 11

Latest revision as of 23:08, 20 April 2018

MayQ Productions
Company typePublic
IndustryMusic
Types of communication
Founded1990-2004, 2010-2015, 2016-present
FounderTrầm Tử Thiêng (1990-2000)
Liên Phạm (from 2010-present)
HeadquartersEgg Harbor Township, New Jersey, USA
Area served
Overseas Vietnamese American
Key people
Executive producer:
Trần Thăng
Music director:
Ngọc Trác (1990-2004)
The Headline Band (from 2016)
Directing producer
Trúc Hồ
Lien Pham (from 2010)
Kevin Mccafferty (from 2010-present)
ProductsDVD, CD
TVs and Movies
Web series
WebsiteAsiaEShop Global Entertainment and Marketing Planners Love Nikki-Dress Up Queen

MayQ Productions (formerly known as Mây Productions and Dạ Lan Productions) is a Vietnamese-English music entertainment company that produces Hollywood Night and Saigon New Directions, as well as CDs and DVDs, music videos, posters, TVs and movies, musicals, web series, and even more. It is also notable for its association with Asia Entertainment and Saigon Music Production (also known as Global Entertainment and Marketing Planners). And besides, it is also one of 3 big music entertainment companies of Vietnamese-American.

History

[edit]

Hollywood Night was born and brought a different light to the Vietnamese music industry, a variety of performances and various stage settings for every song. The first three shows were filmed at an auditorium in Berkeley, California with a small audience and two MCs Nam Lộc and Nguyễn Cao Kỳ Duyên. Later the productions began to film many shows from #5 through # 8 in studios from different locations in California. Finally in 1993, Hollywood Night went Live on its ninth show at Trump Taj Mahal in Atlantic City. The productions has gone live eversince the 9th filming. By 1996 the production was going through budget problems and was only able to do one filming that year. The turning point of the production was in 1998, the hosts were unable to hold the attention of the audience and the performances of new singers were lacking in so much. The next year was not even best, the company struggled to come up with better ideas and trying to encourage viewers to buy real products instead of buying pirated copies and renting them. After the last Hollywood Night video was released, May Productions tried to gain their audience back with Raise The Red Lantern. The Play was translated into Vietnamese and adapted by the Chinese drama with the same name. Desperate for viewers to buy tickets to the show producer of the play invited many well known Vietnamese actors and actress to play in the roles, including for the first time in any play singer Khánh Hà (known as a Diva in the music biz) with her husband Tô Chấn Phong and child Ian To. Even with all of these big names were in the show the video was not a big seller for its brilliance in acting. The audience did not take the play seriously there was laughter during the most dramatic scenes. The audio was not well adjusted stage hands can be heard reading the lines to the actors. After the release of this play the company disappeared for one year and came back in 2001 to release a video (3 parts) with its purpose is to pay tribute to May Productions’ beloved singer Ngọc Lan. Like A Memory was the last video ever to be produced by Mây Productions.

Return

[edit]

An attempt to return to the music industry, Trần Thăng (former producer of Mây Productions) was now producing for Dạ Lan Productions in 2003. The first DVD entitled “Millions of Flowers for Vietnamese Women” filmed at the La Mirada Theater in La Mirada, California. This DVD was not a big seller with it’s surprise come back not many were amused by the performances and set design. The year after Dạ Lan released another DVD entitled “Les Miserables of Vietnam.” There was an audience there but no one to host the show. After performances there would be a short clip of a mysterious man (not able to see face) and a voice commentary that would lead to the next song. This mysterious man also shows up again in a small documentary where he interviews hookers and prostitutes (aka Modern Geishas) about how they got into this business. This DVD was also another step back for Trần Thăng causing him and the entire company to shut down in 2004.

Rebranding

[edit]

Until the 2010s aka “The Roaring Twenty First Century,” after 6 years of hiatus, Mây Productions returned to their music industry with its new name, “MayQ Productions.” Besides, it also has many new singers in Vietnam and the United States. Before the revival of Hollywood Night, with its purpose is to celebrate Thanksgiving and Hollywood Night’s new name, “Saigon New Directions”, MayQ Productions produced the first show “Just A Lover Forever” at Caesars Atlantic City in association with Saigon Music Production, and it was released on DVD HD between 2011 and 2012. At that time, the level of MayQ Productions was raised even more higher like 100% and it is definitely a miracle for the audience and beloved fans of MayQ Productions. And from that time on, MayQ Productions produced even more shows in Atlantic City such as Melodies of the Stars, The Miss Globe Vietnam-US International Pageant etc. The first show of Melodies of The Stars was held at Bally’s Atlantic City on May 25th, 2013. It was produced in a successful way because of appearances of new singers like Tuấn Hưng, Hồ Ngọc Hà, Lệ Quyên, Lam Trường, and many more. Until 2015 and 2016, MayQ Productions began to produce new shows successfully at Fernwood Avenue Middle School in association with Asia Entertainment and Alder Avenue Middle School. And with its purpose is to celebrate the revival of Hollywood Night, it decided to produce its 21st show “Peter Pan Jr.” on March 6th, 2016. The musical was adapted by the Disney movie with the same name, “Peter Pan”. After the success of the new show of Hollywood Night, MayQ Productions returned to Atlantic City and it produced even more shows of Hollywood Night with appearances of even more singers in Vietnam and during that time, it became even more stronger than the time of producing shows of Hollywood Night in the 1990s and 2000s until this time.

List of Hollywood Night shows from 1990-present

[edit]
1990-1999
DVD Title Year
Ngọc Lan 1 - Như Em Đã Yêu Anh 1990
Ngọc Lan 2 - Mặt Trời Bên Kia Mùa Hạ 1991
Hollywood Night 1 1992
Hollywood Night 2 1992
Hollywood Night 3 1992
Hollywood Night 4 1993
Hollywood Night 5 - Từ Hành Tinh Lạ 1993
Hollywood Night 6 - The Loving Boat 1993
Hollywood Night 7 - The Airport 1993
Hollywood Night 8 - The Waterfall 1993
Hollywood Night 9 - In Atlantic City 1994
Hollywood Night 10 - At Knott’s Berry Farm 1994
Hollywood Night 11 - In San Diego 1994
Hollywood Night 12 - In San Jose 1995
Hollywood Night 13 - In Seattle 1996
Hollywood Night 14 - Người Tình Mùa Hạ 1996
Hollywood Night 15 - Mười Năm Áo Tím 1997
Hollywood Night 16 - Lưu Vong Khúc 1997
Hollywood Night 17 - Những Ngày Xưa Thân Ái 1998
Hollywood Night 18 - Điệp Khúc Mùa Xuân 1999
Hollywood Night 19 - Những Nẻo Đường Việt Nam 1999
Hollywood Night 20 - Lóng Lánh Tình Yêu 1999
Raise the Red Lantern 1999
2000-2004
DVD Title Year
Ngọc Lan - Như Là Kỷ Niệm 2001
Dạ Lan 1 - Triệu Đoá Hồng Cho Phụ Nữ Việt Nam 2003
Dạ Lan 2 - Cuộc Khổ Nạn Của Người Việt Nam 2004
2010-2015 (aka The Saigon New Directions Era)
DVD/Show Title Year
Saigon New Directions 1 - Mãi Chỉ Là Người Tình 2011
Saigon New Directions 2 - The Melodies of the Stars 2013
Saigon New Directions 3 - The Heart of Exiles 2013
Saigon New Directions 4 - The Miss & Mrs. Globe International VN-US Pageant 2013
Saigon New Directions 5 - The More We Get Together, The Happier Will Be 2013
Saigon New Directions 6 - Hong Ngoc’s Liveshow in USA 2014
Saigon New Directions 7 - Memorial Day Weekend Celebration 2014
Saigon New Directions 8 - Saigon New Directions’ 20th Anniversary 2014
Saigon New Directions 9 - The Miss Globe International VN-US Pageant 2014
Saigon New Directions 10 - The Melodies of the Stars 2 2014
Saigon New Directions 11 - Làm Sao Anh Biết 2015
Saigon New Directions 12 - The Miss Coastal Vietnam Global Pageant 2015
2016-present
Show Title Year
Hollywood Night 21 - Peter Pan 2016
Hollywood Night 22 - Hạ Nhớ 2016
Hollywood Night 23 - Người Tình Bolero 2016
Hollywood Night 24 - New Wave Tour & Christmas Special 2016
Hollywood Night 25 - Beauty and the Beast 2017
Hollywood Night 26 - The Wonderful World of Spring 1 2017
Hollywood Night 27 - Diamond Show 2017
Hollywood Night 28 - Love Songs 2017
Hollywood Night 29 - Saigon Bolero 2017
Hollywood Night 30 - Forever Young 2017
Hollywood Night 31 - Dream High 2018
Hollywood Night 32 - Dream High 2: Shine Your Light 2018
Hollywood Night 33 - The Lion King 2018
Hollywood Night 34 - World of Color & The Sound of Music 2018
Hollywood Night 35 - The Wonderful World of Spring 2: Age of Youth 2018, TBA
Hollywood Night 36 - Love At First Sight (Love O2O) 2018, TBA

List of Hollywood Night MCs from 1992-present

[edit]
1992-1999
MC’s Name First Show Title Current Show Title
Nam Lộc Hollywood Night 1 Hollywood Night 24
Nguyễn Cao Kỳ Duyên Hollywood Night 1 Hollywood Night 13
Trần Quang Hollywood Night 2 Hollywood Night 7
Hoàng Thi Thơ Hollywood Night 4
Quốc Bảo Hollywood Night 5
Thủy Tiên Hollywood Night 5
Tâm Uyên Hollywood Night 5
Mai Phương Hollywood Night 5
Hùng Nguyễn Hollywood Night 9 Hollywood Night 9
Trâm Lê Hollywood Night 9 Hollywood Night 9
Ngọc Minh Hollywood Night 10 Hollywood Night 14
Từ Công Phụng Hollywood Night 11 Hollywood Night 11
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