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You don't have to be buddies with everyone at work, but you should be civil with them. Actor Steven David Lim, best known for his role in local English sitcom Growing Up (1996 to 2001), recently revealed in a podcast with Dear Straight People his conflict with a co-star. The 49-year-old told host and Getaway co-star Sean Foo: "That person...

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“Not only does this problematic storyline strengthen the notion that gay men are all diseased and promiscuous, it also suggests that gay couples will always meet a tragic fate,” stated Sean Foo.

"No media representation is better than harmful media representation." That was the stance taken by Sean Foo, founder of LGBTQ+ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer+) publication Dear Straight People upon watching the recent Mediacorp drama Silent Walls. The thriller follows four families living in a mysterious house, spanning the years 1938, 1983, 1988 and 2023. For every generation who lives...

It's safe to say that most people tend to keep a part of their lives separate from their parents. But what if that separation causes a growing rift that threatens the relationship? For actor Steven Lim, whom most people would recognise as the younger brother David Tay on the local '90s drama series Growing Up, that's the reason he decided...

He is best known as the handsome younger brother David Tay on the local drama series Growing Up which ran from 1996 to 2001. That was probably the last time most audiences saw former actor Steven Lim on our screens before he disappeared from local showbiz. However, the 48-year-old still acts and his recent projects are the local gay drama...

Saroj "Ark" Kunatanad lives out and proud is his personal and professional lives. As an OG member of Trasher Bangkok, he has directed parody music videos and organised inclusive parties pre-Covid-19. He has also explored photography skills with intimate and sensual male portraits, adding "director” of music videos and commercials to his CV. Ark makes his directorial debut with Getaway, a Singaporean BL (boy love) web drama shot in Bangkok, for Asia's leading LGBTQIA media p...

TV News - If you think you’ve seen it all, you haven’t, because the first ever Singaporean-made boys' love (BL) drama has dropped just this week. BL dramas, as its name suggests, depict romantic relationships between men. It is a genre that has grown popular in Thailand, Taiwan,... Read more at www.tnp.sg

Sean Foo, the creator of the web series – billed as Singapore’s first gay BL (boy love) drama series – hopes it will raise acceptance of the LGBT community in the city state.