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TV News - TAIPEI – Malaysian actor-host Hero Tai Zu Xiong has apologised for comments he made about Singapore on a Taiwanese reality show. Speaking to TNP on Dec 25, the 37-year-old explained that the theme of the controversial episode was 'Singapore versus... Read more at www.tnp.sg

The 37-year-old actor-host said Singapore "stole" dishes from Malaysia and called the country’s attractions "man-made" in the variety show Student, which also featured Singaporean singer Huang Jinglun.

Was it even real? Water was cascading from the top of a 15-storey HDB block one night in Choa Chu Kang, according to a resident there. Stomp contributor Tay shared photos of the unusual sight at Block 485D Choa Chu Kang Avenue 5 on Dec 16. "Besides Jewel and Bird Paradise, now we have another giant waterfall on the west...

KUALA LUMPUR (BERNAMA) – OAG, the data platform for the global travel industry has revealed that the busiest international route is Kuala Lumpur (KUL) to Singapore Changi (SIN) with 4.9 million seats, in its 2023 Busiest Routes report. The Asia Pacific region once again has the busiest routes in the world, claiming seven of the […]

Maybe he meant it as a joke, or his intention was to be controversial. Whatever it is, the comments made by a Malaysian participant on a Taiwanese reality show probably won’t sit well with most Singaporeans. “All the Singapore food that you know of are stolen from Malaysia,” said Hero Tai on a recent episode of Student. The producers of...

He also made unfavourable comments when talking about famous attractions in Singapore, labelling them as “man-made”.

Singapore News - Maybe he meant it as a joke, or his intention was to be controversial. Whatever it is, the comments made by a Malaysian participant on a Taiwanese reality show probably won’t sit well with most Singaporeans. “All the Singapore food that you know of are stolen... Read more at www.tnp.sg

Prince William has arrived in Singapore for the Earthshot Prize awards, the first to be held in Asia, to support environmental innovators with solutions to battle climate change and save

If you thought the world's best airport would stop with 2019's jaw-dropping Jewel attraction, think again.

Prince William arrived in Singapore for the Earthshot Prize awards, which was held in Asia for the first time. Singapore welcome: Prince William was warmly welcomed at the Changi Airport on Sunday by Singaporeans waving British flags, whom he took pictures with and signed autographs for. William stood before a stunning view of the 131-feet-high Rain Vortex — the world’s largest indoor waterfall — and was also honored with a tree planted in his honor at the foot of the...