Singer and superstar Jay Chou was recently gifted a 1965 Chrysler Imperial Crown car by the makers of 'The Green Hornet'. The car named 'The Black Beauty' was one of the 29 cars used during the shoot of the movie.

Reports state that the car was recently shipped to Taiwan. Jay reportedly is in love with the car and is also very possessive about the car because of the paparazzi.

"These past few days, I have had a lot of paparazzi following me around but it doesn’t affect my good mood at all because my Green Hornet Black Beauty has arrived,” Jay wrote on his official micro-blog. According to sources, Jay was little disappointed when he found that the car did not have certain features that it had in the film – like the missile launchers.

Chou also wrote that he has got a temporary license plate for the car and that he would soon hit the roads of Taiwan with The Black Beauty.

Taiwanese actor Jeff Wang revealed in Singapore that he married his long time girlfriend Chen Hui Wen, back in 2008. On Tuesday, the couple also revealed that they have a two year-old boy.

According to sources, Jeff and his girlfriend courted for eight years before getting married. The former MediaCorp actor said that he did not intend to hide the details of his marriage. He just thought that it was not the right time to reveal.

“There were a lot of issues to take care of – my contract [with MediaCorp] was up for renewal and I wasn’t sure whether to sign on, on top of that, I was going to release my debut album, so it just got delayed,” Wang said. The actor quit MediaCorp in the year 2010 to pursue a career in Taiwan.

The actor also shared that there was a time when he had to struggle and realized that he had to work to earn his own bread.

The CEO of the Marina Bay Sands hotel in Singapore, Tom Arasi, has quit his post. Reports state that Arasi's resignation took effect from Tuesday.

“At this point, I have decided to pause, take a breather and spend more time with my daughter and other family,” Arasi said. Marina Bay Sands hotel was developed by the Las Vegas Sands Corp.

As of now, the officials at the Las Vegas Sands have not spoken about the issue, but the matter may be discussed on Thursday when the company's fourth quarter earnings will be announced. For Las Vegas Sands, this is the second time when a person in a high profile post has departed.

Before Arasi's resignation, Sands China CEO, Steve Jacobs was asked to leave. Jacob had later filed a wrongful termination suit against the company. According to Jeo Greff, a JP Morgan gaming analyst, Arasi's resignation wasn't due to any internal rifts.

Arasi had served Marina Bay Sands for 18 months since its opening.