Ainslyn Lim is a journalist who writes for TODAY and ChannelNewsAsia. She covers a wide range of topics including entertainment, lifestyle, and current events. Ainslyn is known for her engaging writing style and her ability to capture the attention of readers with her unique and interesting article titles.
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Ainslyn's coverage predominantly focuses on entertainment news, particularly Asian celebrities and their personal lives. She seems to have a keen interest in human-interest stories and celebrity profiles.
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By: Ainslyn Lim
The 71-year-old veteran actor and Love 972 DJ, who suffered a heart attack last month, teared up when talking about his first coronary stenting procedure.
Could ‘monk fashion’ be the hottest trend this season?
Hong Kong actor Jacky Heung , 40, the son of film producers Charles Heung and Tiffany Chen , walked the red carpet of the Weibo TV & Internet Video
Local property agent Haziq ( haziq.homes on TikTok ) recently posted a video explaining why he would “never buy a house beside a school”.
Peace out.
When you think of famous hawker centres in Singapore, Serangoon Garden Market may not be the first to come to mind.
He stopped for handshakes and selfies with some really lucky Marina Bay Sands staff.
And you think traffic laws in Singapore are strict. A Xiaohongshu user recently posted a clip of two female pedestrians jaywalking in Hong Kong
By: Ainslyn Lim
You may have encountered salespeople at your doorstep hawking snacks, ice-cream, and household products.
By: Ainslyn Lim
A Singaporean woman has taken to TikTok to share her renovation nightmare. In a video that has gone viral , she is seen confronting her interior designer, who happens to be her cousin's boyfriend.
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