Stay in the know with a recap of our top stories today. 1. Actress Kim Hieora, bully in K-drama The Glory, denies allegations of past school violence From Son Ye-jin and Hyun Bin to Lee Do-hyun and Lim Ji-yeon, reel-to-real couples are loved in the K-drama world. But what happens when a K-drama bully could be one in real life...
A trip to Bangkok turned into a harrowing experience for a group of five Malaysian travellers, who were picked up by a shady driver.
One of the travellers, surnamed Tang, told China Press they booked a private-hire car to take them from their hotel to Don Mueang International Airport on Monday ... »
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Actress Kim Hieora, bully in K-drama The Glory, denies allegations of past school violenceFrom Son Ye-jin and Hyun Bin to Lee Do-hyun and Lim Ji-yeon, reel-to-real couples are loved in the K-drama world. But what happens when a K-drama bully could be one in real life also? In an article released yesterday (Sept 6), Korean publication Dispatch revealed that they received a report earlier in May about Kim Hieora's alleged past school violence....
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The Glory Villain Kim Hieora admits to being “bystander” in gang of school bullies, her victims say she did more than thatHer victims claim the actress sent them on cigarette runs and took money from them.
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Singapore's first listed broker: Kim Eng founder Gloria Lee dies aged 97SINGAPORE — Gloria Lee, born Woo Sau Yin, was put to rest following a private funeral last Friday (Sept 1). Her quiet passing belies a high-profile career in Singapore's stock market. In 1972, Lee founded stock brokerage which was sold to Malaysia's Maybank in 2011. In what was then a male-dominated world, her story was an unlikely one. A former...
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Kim Eng founder Gloria Lee dies, aged 97Ms Lee founded stock brokerage Kim Eng Holdings, which was sold to Malaysia’s Maybank in 2011. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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'I spent every cent I had': Kym Ng on her old money habitsPrudent financial planning takes practice. In the local drama Whatever Will Be, Will Be, actress Kym Ng acts as a woman obsessed with money, a strong contrast from her real personality, which is more relaxed with financial matters, she shared in a recent interview with Shin Min Daily News. The 56-year-old admitted: 'Twenty to 30 years ago, I earned $4,000...
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Family tree paintings, handwritten letters: Chen Xi departs for the UK to study surrounded by family and friends at airportIn April, local actor Chen Xi told AsiaOne that he was headed to London to pursue a master's degree, and the time for farewell has finally come. On Tuesday (Sept 5), the family — including mum, veteran local actress Xiang Yun, dad, former actor Edmund Chen and sister, actress Chen Yixin — gathered at Changi Airport alongside Chen Xi's friends...
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