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Joanne Soh

Lifestyle Correspondent

Joanne has been a journalist for more than 20 years and is now a lifestyle correspondent at The Straits Times. Her career began at SPH Magazines, evolved to entertainment reporting for The New Paper, before she moved to the Life desk in 2023. A mother of one, she sews, plays pickleball and binge-watches K-dramas outside work.

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The Violinist director Ervin Han embraces Rally ‘crying guy’ meme if it helps sell movie tickets

Singaporean film-maker Ervin Han captured on screen looking emotional at the National Day Rally 2026 when Prime Minister Lawrence Wong name-dropped him.
Singaporean film-maker Ervin Han captured on screen looking emotional at the National Day Rally 2026 when Prime Minister Lawrence Wong name-dropped him.

Ah Boys actors Tosh Zhang, Maxi Lim and Noah Yap mentor new generation in Jack Neo’s latest film

(From left) Actors Zhin Sadali, Noah Yap, Tosh Zhang and Maxi Lim, pictured with director Jack Neo (centre), have to mentor a new batch of recruits in Ah Boys To Firefighters.
(From left) Actors Zhin Sadali, Noah Yap, Tosh Zhang and Maxi Lim, pictured with director Jack Neo (centre), have to mentor a new batch of recruits in Ah Boys To Firefighters.

The cost of a second chance: What it takes to keep Singapore’s animal rescue groups going

SOSD president May Ngu (left) with Dr Ian Tan, founder and medical director of V Aesthetics Holdings. The medical aesthetics group has committed S$400,000 over one year to local animal welfare charity SOSD.
SOSD president May Ngu (left) with Dr Ian Tan, founder and medical director of V Aesthetics Holdings. The medical aesthetics group has committed S$400,000 over one year to local animal welfare charity SOSD.

Inside actor Elvin Ng’s favourite corner, a cosy pondside retreat in his 3-storey family home

Actor Elvin Ng’s favourite spot in the house is a casual sitting area tucked beside a long koi pond and framed by greenery.
Actor Elvin Ng’s favourite spot in the house is a casual sitting area tucked beside a long koi pond and framed by greenery.

Stray Kids to play Singapore Indoor Stadium on March 6 and 7; ticket pre-sales start Aug 31

Former 90s stars Huang Yiliang and Cherie Lim make acting comeback in kopitiam microdrama

(Front row, from left) Actors Joy Yak, Huang Yiliang, Cherie Lim, Tang Miaoling, Jin Yinji, Kwan Xuemei, (back row, from left) Jason Oh, Cassandra See, Apple Hong and director-producer Michael Woo at the BingBingBiangBiang Kopidiam press event at Singapore Expo on Aug 21.
(Front row, from left) Actors Joy Yak, Huang Yiliang, Cherie Lim, Tang Miaoling, Jin Yinji, Kwan Xuemei, (back row, from left) Jason Oh, Cassandra See, Apple Hong and director-producer Michael Woo at the BingBingBiangBiang Kopidiam press event at Singapore Expo on Aug 21.

Actor Elvin Ng and host Lee Teng post painful goodbyes to their late dogs

Elvin Ng (left) and Lee Teng both reflected on years of companionship and the difficult circumstances surrounding the deaths.
Elvin Ng (left) and Lee Teng both reflected on years of companionship and the difficult circumstances surrounding the deaths.

Actor Noah Yap hits back at criticism of him visiting Roxy Square hawker to seek limelight

Singapore actor Noah Yap (right) with hawker Yeo Song Khoon, who was pushed to the ground after he patted a girl’s head.
Singapore actor Noah Yap (right) with hawker Yeo Song Khoon, who was pushed to the ground after he patted a girl’s head.

From Lau Pa Sat to RWS: Spooky In Love stars Park Eun-bin, Yang Se-jong play tourists in Singapore

South Korean actors Park Eun-bin (left) and Yang Se-jong filmed scenes of their drama Spooky In Love in Singapore.
South Korean actors Park Eun-bin (left) and Yang Se-jong filmed scenes of their drama Spooky In Love in Singapore.

5 pet-friendly things to do with your fur kid in Singapore in August

Pamper your fur kid with a range of pet-friendly activities this August.
Pamper your fur kid with a range of pet-friendly activities this August.

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