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Celebrity lookalikes of Singapore Prime Minister Lawrence Wong have been coming out of the woodwork. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Radio DJ Kunhua follows actor Shawn Thia in dressing up like PM Wong on social media.

*Minor spoiler ahead In the new crime thriller movie The Goldfinger, Cheng Yiyan (played by Hong Kong film icon Tony Leung) and Zhang Jiawen (singer-actress Charlene Choi), get drawn into the heat of the moment and the latter leans in for a kiss, which almost grows into something passionate. When Tony's actress wife Carina Lau watched the scene, she was...

ANN/THE STRAITS TIMES  – Introducing Danny Yeo, affectionately recognised as Singapore’s “Squid Game uncle,” as he takes on the role of a participant in the latest Netflix reality series, Squid Game: The Challenge. At the age of 74, this retiree stands as the sole representative from Singapore in the 10-episode show, which premiered its first […]

How a Singaporean retiree landed a spot in the controversial reality show.

The first five episodes of Squid Game: The Challenge dropped on Netflix on Nov 22. Be warned: Spoilers ahead. 

SINGAPORE — You might recognise him as the "uncle" on the scam prevention posters around town. But now that Netflix's reality series Squid Game: The Challenge has started streaming, it is official — Danny Yeo is Singapore's "Squid Game uncle". The 74-year-old retiree is the only Singaporean on the 10-episode show that premiered its first half on Nov 22. The...

TV News - You may recognise him as the “uncle” on the scam prevention posters around town. But now that Netflix’s reality series Squid Game: The Challenge has started streaming, it is official – Mr Danny Yeo is Singapore’s “Squid Game uncle”. The... Read more at www.tnp.sg

For most of us, ketchup is a red sauce made of tomatoes. However, local actor-host Darren Lim had an interesting finding while filming the new documentary Wartime Food — ketchup made of bananas. In a report by Lianhe Zaobao today (Oct 30), the 51-year-old shared his fascination. He said: "I have been to the Philippines many times, and would dip...

You have heard of smoked salmon, smoked ham, smoked duck and other scrumptious smoked delicacies. But how about some smoked tarantulas? Local television presenter Danny Yeo recently had the unforgettable experience of eating the arachnid while filming the food documentary Wartime Food in Cambodia. Speaking to Lianhe Zaobao in a report published yesterday (May 21), he said that during filming,...