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Face masks, Dalgona coffee, Jamus Lim: What Singapore Googled the most in 2020 We also really wanted to know how to change our Zoom backgrounds and what happened in Crash Landing On You.
A man putting on a surgical mask. (Photo: Marcus Mark Ramos)
10 Dec 2020 01:36PM (Updated:
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In a year of numerous uncertainties, many of us turned to the one thing we knew – or at least hoped – would give us answers: Google.
Google released its annual Year in Search list on Wednesday (Dec 9), compiling lists of trending topics, people and events and offering us insight into what our fellow countrymen (and women) have pondered about as we navigated a thoroughly mind-boggling 2020.
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SINGAPORE - The Singapore Tourism Board (STB) has signed a three-year memorandum of understanding with leading K-drama production house Studio Dragon.
This is the first time that Studio Dragon, known for runaway hit drama series like Crash Landing On You (2019), Goblin (2016) and Stranger (2017 to 2020), has entered into an MOU with a national tourism organisation, according to a press release on Wednesday (Dec 9).
The deal will promote Singapore as a destination in South Korea and other regions through the production of South Korean dramas in Singapore.
Though the Covid-19 pandemic means that such plans will take time to materialise, when travel restrictions ease, Studio Dragon will be filming K-dramas with the Lion City as a backdrop.