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A singer untangles the myth behind an artist manager in the 1960s rumoured to have shaped Singapore’s pop music golden era through over 3,000 records, revealing a forgotten woman ahead of her time.

17-year-old Doris Young catapulted to fame as 70’s B-movie icon Cleopatra Wong, only to vanish from the public eye after just three films. Years later, we witness her comeback, on her own terms.

A filmmaker discovers a forgotten fashion powerhouse, whose designs in her monthly magazine columns inspired many in the 1960s, and finds an extraordinary life hidden behind the pages of glamour.

Money No Enough, Forever Fever and The Teenage Textbook Movie kickstarted a new era in Singaporean cinema, making them prime...

Southeast Asian action heroine Cleopatra Wong looks to be getting a 21st Century television series reboot courtesy of The Ink Factory.

She may not be the queen of the Nile, but this Cleopatra's captured both criminals and our hearts before, and now she's set to do it again. In an exclusive interview with Variety, the co-founders and co-CEOs of London- and Los Angeles-based independent studio The Ink Factory — Simon and Stephen Cornwell — revealed that works are underway to revive...

SINGAPORE - The woman who died in the Bedok North flat which went up in flames was Ms Aileen Chan, a 56-year-old film producer and actress who had fought cancer until she died in the tragedy on Friday (May 13). She is survived by her partner Ithnin, or Isaac, according to a notice for her wake, as well as her...

Singapore News - The owner of the Bedok North flat which went up in flames was Aileen Chan, a 56-year-old film producer and actress who had fought cancer until she died in the tragedy on Friday (May 13). She is survived by her partner Ithnin, or Isaac, according to a notice for her wake, as... Read more at www.tnp.sg

Ms Aileen Chan was involved in the 2016 local film Certified Dead, among others.  . Read more at straitstimes.com.

The third edition of Memory! International Film Heritage Festival will take place in Yangon from May 29 to June 7, the organisers said. This year’s theme will be “Women” with international guests such as actresses Catherine Deneuve and Michelle Yeoh, Cheng Pei Pei and Marrie Lee, and Myanmar actresses Daw Swe Zin Htaik, Daw Khin Thida Htun and Daw Nwe Nwe San. Several international directors like Olivier Assayas, Lana Gogoberidze and Salomé Alexi, and Myanmar director Daw Thin Thin Yu ar...