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Patti LuPone on Hong Kong, her musical memoir and living a life of note
Centre Stage
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From riots to recording studios: Philip Chan’s Hong Kong journey
My Life
From Chow Tai Fook’s diamond necklace to Venice’s Santa Maria della Pietà – Wallace Chan’s sculptural leap
Artist's Studio
In pictures: 50 years of Hong Kong lottery Mark Six
From our archives
Silver screen exhibition marks Hong Kong Film Archive’s silver jubilee
On Our Radar
Taichung’s Green Museumbrary: putting civic spaces under one striking roof
Architecture and design
Power behind the throne: why the Forbidden City was built to intimidate
Architecture and design
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The best things to do in Hong Kong, June 21-28
Your Perfect Week
Sophia the robot learns to sing as Hong Kong teaches androids the joys of music
Hong Kong
Meet Michael Lau, conservationist and saviour of Hong Kong’s Romer’s tree frog
My Life
Escape KL’s bustle with a short trip to Janda Baik, a Malaysian eco-gem
Asia travel
Our cheat sheet for the best things to do in Hong Kong, June 14–20
Your Perfect Week
Doing good: in celebration of those making the world a better place
Doing Good
Love at first ride: Hong Kong’s Penfold Park now a horse-themed playground for young fans
Hong Kong
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Dan Flavin’s luminous legacy shines in Hong Kong’s first solo exhibition
Art
Three Hong Kong volunteers reflect on missions from Haiti to home – the Tai Po fire
Doing Good
In pictures: Haw Par Mansion and the long-lost Tiger Balm Garden
From our archives
How Hong Kong’s all-female Renegades dragon-boating team is making waves
Hong Kong Voices
In pictures: Hong Kong’s fishing industry through the years
From our archives
How wartime Hong Kong became a passion for historian and author Tony Banham
My Life