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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Has he come up with a new form of transport?
By: Ainslyn Lim
Here's something that might interest fish enthusiasts A Xiaohongshu user was shocked when she recently came across rare giant arapaimas in a public pond in Singapore.
By: Ainslyn Lim
His girlfriend Ye Ke announced she would stop posting content online after catching plenty of flak for the things she said on live streams.
By: Ainslyn Lim
The 38-year-old actress, who is back on screen with the second season of With Love, Becks, said her confidence was at an all-time low then but now knows she's being too hard on herself.
By: Ainslyn Lim
The Ministry of Manpower (MOM) recently announced they will be building a new migrant worker dormitory at Tukang Innovation Lane in Boon Lay.
By: Jiamun Koh, Ainslyn Lim, Bryan Wong
Yes, we got the Top 12 to dress themselves. Now read on to find out who rushed for the prime spots in the group picture.
By: Ainslyn Lim
Um, what?
A 61-year-old man from Malaysia has proven that parents will do anything for their kids Mohamad Zulkifli, a 27-year-old doctor from Kelantan, was diagnosed with kidney failure four years ago.
You've probably heard of Singapore's iconic mascots like Singa The Kindness Lion and Sharity Elephant. But what about Toilemon?
By: Ainslyn Lim
Rumour has it she's being held against her will after going on a scam trip masterminded by her best friend.
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