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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By: Bryan Wong
Better to be safe than sorry?
While Muslims tend to avoid dogs due to their religious teachings, many are not above feeding a hungry animal when they see one.
As someone with a day job where social media is a side gig... I don't think I appreciate being associated with a love scammer,” says
By: Bryan Wong
“Is it possible walk from Sentosa to Malaysia?” asked travel influencer @mywindowseat_sg on his Instagram.
By: Bryan Wong
We get it, nobody likes to revisit their painful past. Especially one as traumatising as 987 DJ Joakim Gomez 's time on the second season of Singapore Idol back in 2006.
By: Bryan Wong
Gomez recently appeared in an episode of the CNA series The Assembly where he fielded questions from neurodivergent individuals, including some that touched on his past as a contestant in the singing competition Singapore Idol.
Will human lion dancers still have a job in the near future?
What better way to promote a film than to catch people's attention along Orchard Road, right?
Malaysian TikToker @irfannudin350 has shared a lesson in being more careful with our red packets
It seems not only wedding banquets have a yearly rate chart on how much to give. A guideline on how much one should give this Chinese New Year is making its rounds online.
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