This is What's Trending Today...Chinese officials have ordered "X-Men" actor Fan Bingbingto pay $130 million in taxes and fines.The move ends the mystery over her disappearancefrom public view three months ago.Fan Bingbing is one of China's most famous actors.In 2016, Forbes listed her as one of the highest paid female actors in the world.China's state news agency Xinhua reported that Fan would not be investigatedfor the crime of tax evasion as long as she pays the taxes,fines and late fees of almost 900 million yuan, about $130 million.The Xinhua report said Fan avoided taxes by making a $20-millionsecret performance contract for the Chinese film "Unbreakable Spirit."It is a common custom in Chinese show business for actorsto make one private contract with high payand another public contract showing much lower pay.The report said the investigation serves as a warningto all show business performers in China.Fan apologized on the social media site Weibo.com:"I am unworthy of the trust of the societyand let down the fans who love me."She wrote that she accepts the tax officials' decisionand will "overcome all difficulties and raise fundsto pay back taxes and fines."The post is her first update on Weibo.com since June 2.Fan has starred in several movies and TV series in China.She is best known internationally for her performancesin the "X-Men" and "Iron Man" films.Before her disappearance, she was to appearwith Penelope Cruz in the Hollywood film "355."She also has a part in the upcoming movie "Air Strike" with Bruce Willis.