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Less than two months, the marriage of popular movie and karaoke actress Keo Pich Pisey leaked that she is planning to file a complaint for divorce with her husband after their wedding was celebrated on October 31, 2009.

Pisey did not go and live with her husband in Australia after getting news that her husband had wife and two sons in Australia already. At the mean time, other source also alleged her into getting a lot of money from her husband in order to open wedding embellishment shop.

In response to the allegation, her mother, Keo Sina, responded to the allegation and also blamed her son-in-law for lying to her daughter and family that he is single and has no wife and kids.

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Even though, her reputation is more popular like their movie actress and singers but she has been recognized through her movie and karaoke performing, while she has been invited to sing in local television channels over the weekend. Two stories she was filmed are “Do you know I am waiting for you” and “My village is very beautiful.”

Va Dyphealing, 18, step into the world of art performing after in 2007 she was awarded the second winner of Best Miss contest of Youth Program organized by Bayon television.

More than 4 years, her art life is successful, including performance as singer and movie and Karaoke actress and advertising spots as well. In addition, she also was invited to perform concert in France in 2008. And she also is ready to leave for Australia in order to participate in singing over there but specific date is not set yet.

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Local and foreign tourists rarely visited Independence Beach, also known as Seven-story Hotel, where sits atop the rocky points at the north end of the beach.

Independence Beach is, in general, less frequented than other beaches, and sees comparatively few foreign visitors, though it still can get pretty busy on weekends and holidays.Independence is a good beach to escape some of the hustle and bustle of more tourist beaches like Ocheuteal while still having access to a selection of little beach bars and seafood shacks.

Independence Beach is more than a kilometer long, but the sandy area is a bit narrow, making the beach best when the tide is lower. Grass umbrellas, seafood shacks and drink vendors dot the beach from end to end with a greater concentration toward the southern end where the beach is widest. At the northern end of the beach is the Independence Resort on the hill, and source of the Preah Sihanouk’s fresh water and is rumored to contain crocodiles.

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In the late 2009, karaoke and movie actress, 23, has been criticized by putting on sexy and short dress and her reputation has been popular in late 2009 and the early 2010. More than 3 year, she has started her performing career since 2007.

Keo Sorya is the younger daughter among 4 siblings (two brothers and two sisters). Starting in art career, her reputation was not popular because she just danced as background. And at the end of last year, her performing has been recognized. Read the rest of this entry »

Svay Ken’s paintings have often been described as “naive” by international critics, full of vitality in approach and subject matter, but lacking the technical skills that come with formal training.

Such categorisation has been resisted by Phnom Penh’s arts community, especially by those with a vested cultural interest in promoting Svay Ken as a unique visionary among contemporary Cambodian painters. Even critics who have tagged the painter as “raw” acknowledge that he brought a certain level of sophistication to his art, particularly in his creative, if unorthodox, use of perspective.

Svay Ken, who only started painting in 1993 at the age of 60, does seem to be one of those rare artists who benefited from lack of overexposure to the formal art world. Divorced from the desire to create work that followed any existing school of artistic thought or technique, he was liberated from the need to do anything but follow his own heart. Read the rest of this entry »