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Arts
How Asia’s women DJs are turning the tables in a male-dominated world
From Manila to Mumbai to Hong Kong, female DJs are teaming up to overcome gender stereotypes and fight for equal opportunities.
6 Jul 2026 - 9:15PM
‘Oldboy’ Choi Min-sik on revenge, craft and Notes from the Last Row
6 Jul 2026 - 6:15PM
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What was it like to attend a Children’s Palace in socialist-era China?
6 Jul 2026 - 3:15PM
Food & Drink
‘Don’t become a chef’: Napoli Matfia on Hong Kong, time off and more
Korean chef Kwon Sung-jun, winner of Culinary Class Wars season one, reveals why he bought a building in Seoul and his future Hong Kong plans.
6 Jul 2026 - 12:33PM
Chef Kwon Sung-jun, champion of Netflix’s Culinary Class Wars season one, at Pici in Central, Hong Kong. He talks about Hong Kong, being shy and why “every chef works and dies in the kitchen”. Photo: Jonathan Wong
Health & Wellness
Can you get cancer? Hong Kong doctors say it takes more than 1 mistake
Although about 90 per cent of cancers are sporadic and can affect anyone regardless of genetics, experts say small, sustained lifestyle changes can still significantly reduce risk.
6 Jul 2026 - 9:18AM
Health & Wellness
Sunburn in children can cause skin cancer later in life. How to protect them
A dermatologist and a cancer research expert outline the skin damage childhood sunburn can cause later in life, and advise on sun safety.
6 Jul 2026 - 7:15AM
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Entertainment
Author Eiko Kadono is 91, loves pink and never tires of writing
Eiko Kadono has written 200 books and does not intend to stop. One of her stories, Kiki’s Delivery Service, became a Studio Ghibli anime hit.
5 Jul 2026 - 7:15PM
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Eiko Kadono, the author of Kiki’s Delivery Service, in Kamakura, Japan, in June 2026. Photo: AP/Ayaka McGill
Entertainment
Beyond The Killer: why Law with Two Phases is Danny Lee’s best police film
Danny Lee’s nuanced role in Law with Two Phases redefined Hong Kong police dramas, showcasing gritty realism and complex character arcs.
5 Jul 2026 - 4:15PM
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Food & Drink
‘Healthier than butter’ lard is back as chefs celebrate rendered pork fat
After years of people believing that lard is an unhealthy fat, Hong Kong chefs are championing the use of rendered pork fat on their menus.
5 Jul 2026 - 12:45PM
Health & Wellness
50km ultra-marathon on ‘magical’ 5-day Easter Island holiday a race like no other
A five-day running and hiking tour of Rapa Nui left this writer in awe of the Pacific island’s landscape and spirituality, and slightly lost.
5 Jul 2026 - 7:15AM
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Travel & Leisure
Seoul searching: innovative tours reveal the Korean capital’s hidden side
Organised itineraries such as the ‘K-Drama Night Walking Tour’ and ‘Real Seoul Vibes’ tour show visitors different facets of Seoul.
4 Jul 2026 - 7:15PM
Tourists try singing-bowl meditation at the Saraswati Meditation Centre in Seoul's Gangnam district. Photo: The Korea Times
K-drama
Latest K-drama casting news about Kim Tae-ri, Lee Min-ho and more
Pachinko star Lee Min-ho is looking at a role in romcom But Your Love, while Kim Tae-ri is considering leading I’m the Queen in This Life.
4 Jul 2026 - 4:15PM
Entertainment
At 32, how a university lecturer became Mr Gay Japan’s first Taiwanese finalist
Taiwanese lecturer Nick Kueh talks about breaking academic barriers, championing LGBTQ education, queer visibility across Asia and more.
4 Jul 2026 - 12:15PM
Health & Wellness
What is ‘urge surfing’? How does it help with addiction and bad habits?
The technique manages cravings and compulsive behaviours like phone addiction by encouraging people to ride out their urges like waves.
4 Jul 2026 - 7:31AM
Entertainment
Last call: The Bear’s Ayo Edebiri, Jeremy Allen White on what show meant to them
Lead stars Jeremy Allen White and Ayo Edebiri say goodbye to The Bear after five seasons of the food industry-based comedy.
4 Jul 2026 - 10:59AM
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Jeremy Allen White (left) and Ayo Edebiri in a still from The Bear. Photo: TNS
K-drama
Agent Kim Reactivated: So Ji-sub leads action K-drama as a one-man army
So’s bank worker with a dark past is forced back into action to find his daughter in this series that quickly sates viewers’ lust for combat.
3 Jul 2026 - 6:15PM
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Entertainment
Horse show spectacular to bring ‘magical’ equine energy to Hong Kong
Blending music and equestrian arts, Cavalluna – Gate to the Otherworld will gallop into Kai Tak Arena in September for the Year of the Horse.
5 Jul 2026 - 11:00PM
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As Europe bakes, how people in China kept cool before air conditioning
As temperatures soar, our columnist takes his cue from premodern Chinese, who used clothing, food and even a Chinese mantra to beat the heat.
4 Jul 2026 - 8:15AM
A tourist cools off with a folding fan in Prague, Czech Republic, on June 28, 2026. Temperatures in several European countries have surged past 40 degrees Celsius in recent days. Photo: EPA
K-drama
Agent Kim Reactivated: So Ji-sub leads action K-drama as a one-man army
So’s bank worker with a dark past is forced back into action to find his daughter in this series that quickly sates viewers’ lust for combat.
3 Jul 2026 - 6:15PM
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Entertainment
At 32, how a university lecturer became Mr Gay Japan’s first Taiwanese finalist
Taiwanese lecturer Nick Kueh talks about breaking academic barriers, championing LGBTQ education, queer visibility across Asia and more.
4 Jul 2026 - 12:15PM
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How Twins’ Charlene Choi went from Cantopop teen idol to top Hong Kong actress
Since finding fame with Twins’ Gillian Chung 25 years ago, “Ah Sa” has navigated scandals and reinvented herself to become a force in showbiz.
4 Jul 2026 - 10:24AM
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Tomorrow’s world: museums, art spaces and tech-hubs from Shenzhen to Spain that help broaden the mind
From sci-fi museums and art spaces to smart homes and eco-excellence, these hi-tech attractions offer a glimpse of something different.
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Cabo Verde’s sun-soaked Sal sees a revival through a generation of returnees
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Bhutan’s heritage arts become the frontline of cultural preservation as modernity dawns
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The uncertain origins of Hong Kong’s Tanka people
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Why Cambodia’s Angkor marathons are a big winner with runners from around the world
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Slow mornings, island air and 30-plus acts: CT Music Fest rethinks the formula
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