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Death Educator Gail Rubin Receives ADEC Community Educator Award - Vimarsana News

Death Educator Gail Rubin Receives ADEC Community Educator Award

Albuquerque-based death educator Gail Rubin, CT, was recognized by the Association for Death Education and Counseling (ADEC) with their prestigious Community Educator Award at the organization’s annual conference in Houston on April 11, 2024.ADEC’s Community Educator Award honors an individual in a non-academic setting with expertise in the field of

'Girls shouldn't shave their head': Julie Tan recalls judgemental comments and looks after going bald for movie - Vimarsana News

'Girls shouldn't shave their head': Julie Tan recalls judgemental comments and looks after going bald for movie

Going bald isn't an easy feat for most people. But for local actress Julie Tan who had to do so for her role in the new movie Good Goodbye, it was something she was initially excited to do. In a recent interview with AsiaOne, the 31-year-old shared: "I was very ready to shave my head. In fact, I didn't have...

Gavin Chong says he was touched inappropriately by masseur in Vietnam; Shane Pow received explicit pictures of men online - Vimarsana News

Gavin Chong says he was touched inappropriately by masseur in Vietnam; Shane Pow received explicit pictures of men online

Actors Gavin Chong and Shane Pow share their own experiences of sexual harassment. Read more.

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Ruptured ovarian cyst made actress Julie Tan prioritise her health - Vimarsana News

Ruptured ovarian cyst made actress Julie Tan prioritise her health

She shaved her head to play a cancer-stricken social worker in the local movie Good Goodbye. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Spare the rod: Some parents, such as actor Andie Chen, believe caning should be the last resort - Vimarsana News

Spare the rod: Some parents, such as actor Andie Chen, believe caning should be the last resort

TV News - Actor Andie Chen may have recently played a stern dad who gave his 12-year-old son a few solid whacks with a rattan cane on his behind. But, in real life, he frowns on corporal punishment unless it is the last resort. As a child, he was often caned by his father until he... Read more at www.tnp.sg