Like the film, the TV project is based on Kevin Kwan’s book series of the same name. “Crazy Rich Asians” was published in 2013, followed by “China Rich Girlfriend” in 2015 and “Rich People Problems” in 2017. Kwan executive produced Lim and Chu’s 2018 film and will also executive produce the Max series.

Get ready to dive back into a world of glitz, glamour, and jaw-dropping wealth: a Crazy Rich Asians TV series is officially in the works at Max. On Feb. 28, The Hollywood Reporter revealed that Kevin Kwan’s bestselling trilogy,

Alongside Lim (via her 100 Tigers prod co), executive producers will also include Jon M. Chu (via his Electric Somewhere banner), who directed the film, and Kevin Kwan, who authored the novel of the same name that inspired the film and the upcoming series.

The Max Dowman hype train kicked up another considerable notch on Friday night after the teenage sensation’s incredible display for Arsenal ’s Under-18s side against Manchester United in the FA Youth Cup.

Despite being on the receiving end of a 3-2 loss in the quarter-finals of the FA Youth Cup, Max Dowman has impressed fans of Arsenal.

Arsenal Under-18 coach Adam Birchall insisted he was proud of his young side after their narrow FA Youth Cup defeat against Manchester United. Playing in front of several thousand fans at a floodlit Emirates Stadium,

Five things from Day 2 at F1 preseason testing in Bahrain.

Lewis Hamilton has shared his assessment of McLaren and Red Bull's performances during F1 pre-season testing in Bahrain. The Ferrari driver was impressed by McLaren's pace, particularly noting Lando Norris' strong showing.

Max Verstappen and Lando Norris dismissed suggestions their Formula 1 rivalry has become a personal feud, going so far as to joke on Thursday that they’d been reduced to brawling in a pub. Norris was Verstappen’s closest challenger last season as the Dutch driver won a fourth consecutive F1 title.