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Michelle Hale wears her glucose monitor on her bare arm, helping to break the stigma surrounding the use of such wearable medical devices. Photo: Michelle Hale

Health & Wellness

Why does this influencer celebrate her diabetes? To help inspire others

A woman with type 1 diabetes on living ‘a fabulous life’ with the disease, plus a look at wellness resorts catering to people with diabetes.

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As Disney and Fox bet on micro dramas, what are they and why are they a hit?

14 Nov 2025 - 5:15PM

Arts

The Monkey King of Chinese mythology leaps to life in new opera in the US

The mischievous Monkey King has been brought to life on stage in a ‘magical kung fu opera’ in the US, through song, dance, puppetry and more.

14 Nov 2025 - 4:15PM

Tenor Kang Wang (centre) rehearses for The Monkey King, which tells the story of the legendary Monkey King’s journey through opera, on November 6, 2025, in San Francisco. Photo: San Francisco Opera via AP

Food & Drink

How to use ugly, tasty tamarind to make Thai crunchy fish

It may look like dog droppings in its natural state, but tamarind adds flavour to Southeast Asian and Indian dishes. Here’s a recipe idea.

14 Nov 2025 - 3:15PM

Food & Drink

How top Hong Kong chefs make their Peking duck extra special

Peking duck was a hit in China’s imperial courts and is just as popular now. Hong Kong chefs share their thoughts on the classic roast dish.

14 Nov 2025 - 12:18PM

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Entertainment

K-dramas, anime and more to come from Disney+ in the year ahead

Disney+‘s bold 2026 line-up, revealed at Hong Kong Disneyland, features a host of new and returning K-dramas, anime hits, reality shows and more.

14 Nov 2025 - 12:05PM

Hyun Bin in a still from Made in Korea, which debuts on December 24. Hyun Bin appeared at this year’s Disney+ Originals Preview event, which was held at Hong Kong Disneyland. Photo: Made in Korea/Hulu

Food & Drink

5 of the best things to do in Hong Kong this weekend, November 14-16

A beer festival, a huge party for dogs and their owners, and a pickleball competition are among the things to check out this weekend.

14 Nov 2025 - 10:45AMvideocam

Entertainment

How Unbreakable redefined the superhero movie 25 years ago

Unbreakable, starring Bruce Willis and Samuel L. Jackson, was not a hit at the box office upon release, but is now considered a masterpiece.

14 Nov 2025 - 7:59AMvideocam

Food & Drink

5 new afternoon teas in Hong Kong, from chocolate to cheese

Here are 5 new afternoon teas, including one from the world’s best afternoon tea award winner to a Godiva chocolate and a perfume-based tea.

14 Nov 2025 - 7:15AM

The Ebb & Flow x International Fragrance Association Scents & Savours Afternoon Tea, one of five new afternoon teas in Hong Kong. Photo: The Park Lane

Entertainment

Review | Had I Not Seen the Sun: Netflix’s ridiculous serial killer romance

In this Taiwanese Netflix romance, a serial killer is interviewed nine years after his crimes by a reporter who is plagued by nightmares.

14 Nov 2025 - 2:12AMvideocam

Moon Lee as Chiang Hsiao-tung (left) and Tseng Jing-hua as serial killer Li Jen-yao in a still from Had I Not Seen the Sun. Photo: Netflix

Health & Wellness

Learning to listen properly is a ‘quiet act of repair in a noisy world’

In her book Kiku: The Japanese Art of Good Listening, Haru Yamada issues a call to action – to be quiet and exercise active listening.

13 Nov 2025 - 7:15PM

Arts

Review | In a Perfect World, a Hong Kong play that is as important as it is grim

Jun Li Jun-shuo’s time-jumping play with Patra Au about Chinese people living in a crumbling America asks one very uncomfortable question.

13 Nov 2025 - 5:15PM

Entertainment

The Hong Kong Cantopop drummer helping revive the genre with his DJ sets

Stephane Wong drummed for Cantopop stars Eason Chan and Joey Yung in the 2000s. Now, his DJ discos are helping Hongkongers reminisce.

13 Nov 2025 - 12:15PM

Stephane Wong in Sai Ying Pun, Hong Kong. The drummer-DJ fuses 1980s hits with electronic music at his Cantopop disco parties. Photo: Jonathan Wong

Entertainment

Review | Against All Odds: Hong Kong-set WWII thriller punches above its weight

A downed US pilot’s rescue entwines with a plot to assassinate a Japanese official in a gripping, intimate WWII thriller set in Hong Kong.

13 Nov 2025 - 11:45AMvideocam

Louise Wong in a still from Against All Odds.

Arts

Why 2 new art spaces in central London are dedicated to decolonisation

Two galleries recently opened in central London with a focus on decolonisation, showcasing artists and works from Asia and Africa.

14 Nov 2025 - 4:40PM

Entertainment

Forget apps and consoles, video game players are returning to websites

Web games are surging in popularity as players experiencing app fatigue seek quick, free access to fun without the high console costs.

12 Nov 2025 - 7:15PM

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Entertainment

Review | Last Samurai Standing: 1800s Japan meets Squid Game in bloody Netflix drama

Thrilling saga with Junichi Okada as a warrior in a deadly race across Japan gives a new perspective on a sadistic premise we’ve seen before.

12 Nov 2025 - 4:44PMvideocam

Junichi Okada (left) and Hideaki Ito in a still from Last Samurai Standing, Netflix’s riveting new period drama with alluring characters and expertly choreographed fight sequences. Photo: Netflix

Health & Wellness

She loved designer handbags. Fighting cancer taught her ‘health is wealth’

Surviving Hodgkin’s lymphoma led Katy Tong to find joy in experiences rather than things. Now she uses sailing to help others ‘move forward’.

12 Nov 2025 - 11:00AMvideocam

Chinese culture

How China’s Ming dynasty brought us everything from porcelain to novels

The prosperous Ming dynasty restored Han Chinese rule after the Mongol-led Yuan dynasty and introduced numerous cultural and social changes.

11 Nov 2025 - 5:36PM

Travel & Leisure

Entrepreneur Lin Xiang Xiong’s Penang art museum aims to ‘bridge cultures’

The mining boss and artist shares how his soon-to-open Lin Xiang Xiong Art Gallery will help make George Town a centre for cultural dialogue.

12 Nov 2025 - 9:44AM

Construction workers at the Lin Xiang Xiong Art Gallery. The museum, dedicated to “Art for Peace”, is set to open in George Town, the capital of the Malaysian state of Penang, in December. Photo: Lisa Cam

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Hong Kong’s new openings, from Korean resto O’rm to Whimsy’s new theme park

Enjoy innovative takes on Korean classics at intimate eatery O’rm, and take the kids to Hong Kong’s largest indoor amusement park.

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A playful reimagining of a traditional Chinese siheyuan

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She was at the height of her career. Then she moved to a village of 30

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The 20-year-old butcher-turned-baker behind Hong Kong’s viral pineapple buns

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Dream flat in Hong Kong’s Repulse Bay a fortuitous find

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A picture of a young Teresa Teng in Bangkok from The Story of Teresa Teng by Billy. A former employee of the Chiang Mai hotel where she lived and died reveals what happened on the day she died in 1995. Photo: The Story of Teresa Teng by Billy

The day Teresa Teng died in Thailand – what the butler saw

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