Taiwan Health & TV: Popular Taiwan host Blackie Chen says his heart attack may be linked to chronic lack of sleep, detailing chest tightness, urgent hospital transfer, and angioplasty after a Sept. 15 emergency. Science & Wellness: A new review led by National Taiwan University researchers reports structured exercise can cut cancer death risk by 23% and reduce recurrence risk by 17%, with benefits strongest for early-stage patients and those completing most of their program. Entertainment & Streaming: Netflix’s Taiwan crime thriller “The Fixers” is getting buzz for its secret-police “fixer” team and high-stakes coverups, mixing action with dark comedy. Film & Festivals: Tokyo International Film Festival reveals its Gala and Animation lineups, including Taiwan-set “Arrested Memory” starring Ethan Juan and Wayne Wang’s Tokyo-set “Diary of a Mad Old Man” with Fan Bingbing. Music: Irish traditional group Téada announces its orchestral live album “Orchestrating 25,” recorded at Dublin’s National Concert Hall, with upcoming North America and Europe dates. Arts & Tech: PixAI fully releases Tsubaki.3, pitching an all-in-one creative engine for anime-style manga, images, and video workflows. Lifestyle & Shopping: EVERRICH Duty Free launches “Formosan Terroir” at Taoyuan Airport with Taiwanese tastings, fragrance/fashion experiences, and an airport-exclusive Kavalan-based cocktail. Sports (Taiwan angle): Asian Games coverage highlights Taiwan’s presence in events like women’s volleyball quarterfinals and teqball/soft tennis matchups.