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Coco Lee, who was the first Chinese-descent singer to grace the Oscar stage in 2001, had been suffering from depression for a few years. She had fans around the world.

Older sister Nancy Lee says government should give singer place on Avenue of Stars as memorial services are planned.

She has been suffering from depression for several years

Stay in the know with a recap of our top stories today. 1. Eric Tsang shares whether he's worried as #MeToo sweeps Taiwan With the recent wave of #MeToo movement sweeping across Taiwan's entertainment scene, one might wonder which celebrity would be involved next. A former reporter from Singapore recently ran into veteran Hong Kong actor Eric Tsang who was...

The number of children aged five to 14 who died by suicide jumped nearly 10 per cent annually from 2010 to 2021. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Hong Kong-American singer Coco Lee, the only Chinese artist to have performed at the Oscars ceremony, died Wednesday in a Hong Kong hospital after an attempted suicide, her family said. She was 48.

Coco Lee, a singer and songwriter born in Hong Kong and who voiced the titular role in the Mandarin-language version of 'Mulan,' died at age 48.

Coco Lee, Hong Kong singer and songwriter who had international success, dies at 48

Coco Lee, Hong Kong singer and songwriter who had international success, dies at 48

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