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SINGAPORE — The first suspect to plead guilty in Singapore's largest money laundering case was convicted and sentenced to 13 months' jail in a district court on Tuesday (April 2).

Carve your pumpkins and pet a cute black cat — it's spooky season! Halloween 2023 is upon us, and with it comes celebrities dressing up in wacky, creative and fun costumes. Here are some that caught our eye. Singer-songwriter and comedian Annette Lee got her costume idea for this year when she dressed up as "an uncle with a beer...

It may be her first time doing onscreen fighting but Cheryl Chou's battle started five years ago. Recently, AsiaOne spoke to the Miss Universe Singapore 2016 pageant winner, who is now starring in her first onscreen fighting role in action-thriller drama Shero as a female bodyguard. For this show, actresses playing bodyguards, including Joanne Peh, Carrie Wong, Grace Teo and...

Stay in the know with a recap of our top stories today. 1. 'My dream has come true!' Glenn Yong cast as teacher in I Not Stupid 3 Local actor Glenn Yong has been cast in I Not Stupid 3, one of the lucky few out of more than 2,000 people who answered the call to audition for the...

She may have made her mark as a stunt actress, but this time, Grace Teo can show off her fighting chops as an actress on the small screen. In a recent interview with AsiaOne during the press conference for upcoming Channel 8 drama Shero, the 31-year-old Malaysian actress reminisced about her past roles. She shared that her most memorable one...

When you force yourself out of your comfort zone to try something new and uncomfortable, you hope to get a few lifelong lessons. Yesterday (May 30), AsiaOne spoke to local actor Nick Teo, 33, about his recent trip to Vietnam. "Since I was 21, I have wanted to go on a solo backpacking trip. However, I kept putting it off…...

'What The Heist', helmed by Malaysian director Matt Lai, is now showing in cinemas nationwide.

Singapore News - The director of a spa has been sentenced to seven weeks' jail for conspiring to cheat the authorities into disbursing about $36,000 in government grants. Deidrea Tan Zhong Lin, 31, had submitted fake documents for payouts under the Jobs Support Scheme for 28 people she... Read more at www.tnp.sg

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): He was one of three directors of a firm that sold gold to more than 2,000 unsuspecting customers under a "buyback" arrangement, bringing in revenues totalling more than S$120 million.

His firm, The Gold Label, owed clients some $85 million but had just $450,000 in the bank.  . Read more at straitstimes.com.