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Japanese pop princess Ayumi Hamasaki is to divorce her Austrian actor husband Manuel Schwarz after just a year of marriage, Tokyo media reported on Tuesday. Hamasaki, 33, and Schwarz, 31, married on January 1 last year, and she had planned to move to the ...  
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Inuyasha singer married Australian actor Manuel Schwarz on New Year's Day last year Singer Ayumi Hamasaki announced on her official fan club site "Team Ayu" on Tuesday that she is getting divorced from Manuel Schwarz, an Australian actor. She is filing for ...  
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Welcome to this week's Movie/Music news roundup, containing new Japanese and Hong Kong Video and Music releases from this week listed at Play-Asia.com. Ayumi Hamasaki is the long reigning queen of J-pop. Her unique style, ever-changing images and authentic lyrics all contribute to her popularity. This time she condenses her 13 year career in to a 600 minute collection of music videos in to her A Clip Box 1998-2011. From her first single...  
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Is Japan's March 11 earthquake the real reason why Japanese singer Ayumi Hamasaki decided to leave her husband? In a web posting on Monday, she spoke about splitting up with Austrian actor Manuel Sch .....  
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Pop singer Ayumi Hamasaki, or "Ayu" as she is fondly known, will file for a divorce from U.S.-based Austrian actor Manuel Schwarz because she could not keep a promise to move to the U.S. to live with him, she said on her fan club's website Monday. The couple were married Jan. 1, 2011, and originally planned to live in the U.S. together, but Hamasaki, 33, changed her mind after the March 11 disasters.  
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