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Guy Burnet at the season two premiere of Landman in New York, in November. Photo: FilmMagic
TV shows and streaming video

Meet British actor Guy Burnet, who plays geologist Charlie Newsom in Landman

The Jonathan Bailey lookalike got his start in UK soap opera Hollyoaks, and also appeared in the Christopher Nolan blockbuster Oppenheimer.

Fame and celebrity

Meet comedian Morgan Jay, who went viral for his auto-tuned musical acts

Good Schools Guide

Gen Alpha’s ‘brain rot’ is reshaping language and baffling parents

Fame and celebrity

Q&A | Eugenio Franceschini on fashion and his role as Marcello on Emily in Paris

The Italian actor talks about landing the Netflix show, working with Lily Collins, and what it’s like being a ‘heartthrob’.

Emily in Paris’ Eugenio Franceschini was in Hong Kong recently. Photo: Fashion to Reconnect
Wealth: Alternative Investments

Vetting collectibles, such as whiskies and watches, is a serious business

The market is growing briskly, but vigilance is vital to ensure that assets are authenticated and carefully protected ahead of a sale.

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BNP Paribas Wealth Management
Fashion

Inside the rise of sustainable, well-worn second-hand clothing

Heritage style meets sustainable luxury: from the Paul Smith Loves Barbour collection to rugged Levi’s denim, preloved fashion is gaining new life.

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Celebrity style

How Zohran Mamdani’s style is a nod to the working-class New Yorker

The NYC mayoral candidate just went viral for his clapback against Andrew Cuomo – but he’s also winning hearts with a fashion sense that draws from his roots.

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New York State Representative Zohran Mamdani is running for mayor of New York City in style. Photos: @zohrankmamdani/Instagram, AFP
Fame and celebrity

Meet Abbey Lee, who plays Anna in Netflix’s Black Rabbit

After a tough childhood, Australian-born Lee began modelling at 14, then turned to acting after landing a role in Mad Max: Fury Road.

On Our Radar

The Diary of a CEO’s Steven Bartlett is hosting a speaking tour in Hong Kong

The British entrepreneur and podcast host is bringing his ‘Business & Life Speaking Tour’ to Hong Kong – here’s what you need to know.

Hong Kong

Can Hong Kong make rope skipping an Olympic sport?

Led by Instagram star Cheung Pak-hung and Red Bull athlete Timothy Ho, Hong Kong’s rope skippers are chasing world records — and Olympic recognition.

Chloe Yuen Hiu-tung, Cheung Pak-hung and Timothy Ho Chu-ting train together in Happy Valley, Hong Kong. Photo: Jocelyn Tam
Fame and celebrity

Meet Pierson Fodé, who stars in new Netflix romcom The Wrong Paris

Fodé and his The Wrong Paris co-star Miranda Cosgrove first met on the set of iCarly over a decade ago.

Pierson Fode attends the season premiere of Only Murders in the Building in Los Angeles, in August 2024. Photo: @piersonfode/Instagram
Thai Celebrities

Meet Faye Peraya Malisorn, Thai beauty queen turned ‘girls’ love’ star

The actress shot to stardom with miniseries Blank, which depicts a lesbian age-gap relationship – and is queer in real life, too.

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Food and Drinks

What’s behind Asia’s new obsession with cafe parties?

As the region’s nightlife reinvents itself in a post-pandemic world, a new wave of social events – sober and sun-drenched – has emerged.

Fame and celebrity

Meet the Hollywood star parents of Vogue editor Chloe Malle

Malle made the controversial Pretty Baby starring Brooke Shields, while Bergen won awards for her role in sitcom Murphy Brown – she also once dated Donald Trump.

Chloe Malle’s parents are Hollywood actress Candice Bergen and French director Louis Malle. Photos: @chloemalle/Instagram, Getty Images
Fame and celebrity

Meet Emma Ishta, the actress who plays Adam’s girlfriend Kayleigh in TSITP

Ishta – who previously played Kirsten in Stitchers with Logan Paul – joins the cast of Amazon Prime Video’s hit show, so what is she like IRL?

Emma Ishta plays Kayleigh in Amazon Prime Video’s The Summer I Turned Pretty. Photos: @emmaishta/Instagram, Prime Video
Gen Z

Bye, AirPods? Gen Z’s love affair with the retro charm of wired earphones

Apple’s AirPods launch in 2016 prompted Samsung and LG to create wireless earbuds of their own ... but now wired earphones are making a comeback.

Generation Alpha

Here’s why you should be getting your next investment tip from your tween

From the latest TikTok craze to the make-up your Gen Alpha child is into, the hottest new investment prospect may be right under your nose.

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Internet Culture

Video | The ‘Gen Z stare’ explained

Expressionless, blank reactions among young people in various social situations became a point of contentious debate on TikTok and have spilled over to Chinese social media apps.

The ‘Gen Z stare’ explained
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On Our Radar

Hong Kong’s Restart! Beyond Gaming Exhibition offers pure nostalgia

If Little Fighter 2 or Atari push your nostalgia buttons, head to this free Hong Kong exhibition of retro gaming.

Gen Z

Video | Confused about life? Tarot readers offer spiritual guidance

One Post reporter visits two Hong Kong-based fortune-tellers to get some guidance on long-term future decisions

Preparing Gen Alpha for the future

Beyond education: how millennial parenting is influencing Gen Alpha

As millennials push against the traditional symbols of success, Prudential Hong Kong’s PruNextGen platform prepares families for the future.

In partnership with:
Prudential Hong Kong
Prudential Hong Kong debuts NextGen Visionary Ventures, a five-day workshop for Gen Alpha participants.
Wellness

Why ‘micro-retirement’ career breaks are so attractive for Gen Zers

A rising workplace trend involves employees taking months-long career breaks while they are still young and active.

Instead of having retirement at the end of their continuous working life, more employees are choosing to deliberately insert interruptions. Photo: Shutterstock
Gen Z

From boomers to Beta, what do generational labels tell us about people?

Are Gen Z truly lazy? Will Gen Beta really suffer at the hands of AI? Experts talk about how generation labels do and don’t define us.

Wellness

No phones. Only real people. Welcome to The Offline Club

Over 2,000 people have attended The Offline Club’s London events in just a few months, mostly adults aged 20 to 35 eager to digitally detox.

Fashion

Ankle socks or no-show socks? How stars and brands are experimenting

Miu Miu, Fendi and Simone Rocha have sheer socks and leg warmers, while Versace and Balenciaga have coloured tights recalling the 60s heyday of Twiggy and Mary Quant.

Ethereal sheer socks at Fendi’s spring/summer 2025 collection during Milan Fashion Week. Photo: AFP
Gen Z

Who buys Jellycat and Squishmallows toys? They’re older than you think

The soft toy industry’s most important consumers are not toddlers, but millennials and members of Generation Z. Experts examine why.

Social media content creator Carter Kench with his collection of Squishmallows in Los Angeles, California. The soft toy industry’s most important consumers are millennials and Gen Z. Photo: Getty Images
Generation Alpha

Language Matters | You may hate words like ‘skibidi’, but they define Gen Z and Gen Alpha

It would not be very demure of you to whine about Gen Z/Alpha slang like ‘rizz’ or ‘skibidi’ – these are words shaped by shared experiences.

Hong Kong stock market

In Hong Kong, young investors are chasing the US$1.8 trillion stock rally

An influx of young investors has overwhelmed some online trading platforms, leading some to opt for physical branches to open accounts to cash in on potential gains.

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