Bryan Wong is a journalist and writer who primarily writes for TODAY, a Singaporean news publication. His work has also been featured in ChannelNewsAsia and The Lancet. Bryan covers a wide range of topics, including entertainment news, celebrity gossip, and cultural events.
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Bryan Wong's coverage focuses heavily on entertainment news, particularly Asian pop culture, with an emphasis on singers, actors, and celebrity news. He frequently covers evolving stories and events related to celebrities.
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Helicopter parenting at its best?
While this writer is always up to try the next exciting rollercoaster, not everyone is on board for such a thrill.
By: Bryan Wong
While none of us are beneath tapow-ing from a buffet, we think there is still some decorum, right?
Lazy? Where?
It is common for car shows to hire sexy models to draw crowds to come out their latest vehicles.
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.
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By: Bryan Wong
The US government has confirmed the existence of unidentified flying objects (UFOs), which means aliens are visiting, right?
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It is perfectly normal for couples to get into squabbles every now and then. But it seems someone allowed his intrusive thoughts to take over after what seems like an argument he couldn't win.
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