Douglas Tseng is an Editor/Content Creator at ChannelNewsAsia. He specializes in the arts and entertainment sector, with a particular focus on theater, including plays and musicals. Douglas's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as ChannelNewsAsia, TODAY, and Newswav.
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Douglas Tseng's coverage focuses predominantly on entertainment news, encompassing movie reviews, TV shows, and actor interviews. His work appears to concentrate heavily on local Singaporean content.
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By: Douglas Tseng
The Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In action director on he built The Furious without a finished script, survived Bangkok’s brutal heat, and created one of the year’s most ambitious fight scenes.
By: Douglas Tseng
Yee-haw! Jessie finally leads the charge in Toy Story 5 , while Greta Lee plays her latest frenemy: a smart tablet named Lilypad.
House of the Dragon, Season 3 (HBO Max, June 22) The day the HBO publicists (and their vendors) longed for has arrived: Finally, something
By: Douglas Tseng
Yvonne Chapman once auditioned for Crazy Rich Asians . Years later, the actress with Singaporean roots is starring in The Season , the glossy Hong Kong thriller already drawing comparisons to the hit 2018 film.
Enola Holmes 3 (Netflix, July 1) I know what you're thinking: There was an Enola Holmes 2 ? Yes, it came out in four years ago — another lifetime ago.
Ah Boys to Firemen is slated to open in cinemas during Chinese New Year 2027. Until then, here are the firefighter movies that set the bar.
By: Douglas Tseng
They also tell us about filming in Hong Kong, surviving bad weather, and the Crazy Rich Asians crossover they happily dreamed up with us.
Ghost in the Shell (Prime Video, July 7) Six years ago, Netflix had a go with Shirow Masamune's landmark cyberpunk manga.
Dream to You (Viu, July 13) This new K-drama stars Hwang In-yeop ( Dear X ) and Lee Hye-ri ( Record of Youth ) as former teenage lovers who
A Shop for Killers, Season 2 (Disney+, July 22) The assassin thriller returns!
