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Ho Ai Li

Assistant Life Editor

Telemad: A Quest To Heal, Graceful Friends - Asian dramas that leap between past and present

Telemad: Face masks, blindfolds and slanted eyebrows in two popular Chinese period dramas

Film and TV picks: Better Days, 37 Seconds, Tokyo Love Story

Telemad: Tokyo Love Story gets a 2020 remake, while TVB drama Finding Her Voice hits the right notes

Telemad: Brilliant performances by female leads in K-dramas Nobody Knows and The World Of The Married

Singapore writer Lee Jing-Jing longlisted for 2020 Walter Scott Prize for Historical Fiction

Telemad: My Holo Love lacks 'optics', Eternal Love Of Dream lacklustre while The Untamed sizzles

Telemad: Crash Landing On You pushes boundaries, while Handsome Siblings centres on twins with nice hair

Telemad: Taiwan dramas going strong - Making Of An Ordinary Woman, Nowhere Man and Triad Princess reviewed

Lessons about local education from Singapore movies Wet Season and Unteachable

Why Hotel Del Luna and Longest Day In Chang'an are among hottest Asian dramas to catch

Book review: Things, from ribbons to birds, are systematically erased in Yoko Ogawa's The Memory Police

Idol dramas once all the rage, now 'senior dramas' are stealing the show

Overlooked destinations: Armenia, a charming and laidback destination

What's behind China's crackdown on Story of Yanxi Palace and other period dramas

Singer Eric Moo turned down Li Nanxing's role in 1980s teen drama On The Fringe

Book review: Thai novel The Blind Earthworm In The Labyrinth looks at the crazy little thing called love

Why foodies from Chengdu to Bugis are upset with food critic Chua Lam's hotpot comments

Concert review: Kit Chan's 25th anniversary concert a reflective and intimate affair

Taiwan girl group S.H.E serenades fans with hits from 17-year career at free concert in Taipei

Meet Hajijah and Boon Tat: 10 Singapore roads named after someone's grandmother or grandfather

Chinese singer-songwriter Li Ronghao serves up good music at debut concert in Singapore

Dance Review: Hypnotic look at time from the outside by Taiwan's U-Theatre

Crosstalk veterans Johnny Ng (second from left) and Yong Ser Pin (third from left) are cast members of It Could Have Been, a 120-minute crosstalk production written and directed by Han Lao Da (left) and Kok Heng Leun (right). -- ST PHOTO: DANIEL NEO

Theatre Review: Spirited crash course in Singapore history, told through cross talk