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Wong’s grandfather and Lee were friends, but Wong says Lee’s influence goes far beyond social circles. “Mr Lee’s contributions to his community, his work with the chamber of commerce and its Chinese language school in Soho, and the knowledge he has from being here in the hospitality business for so long – to him, these things are nothing, just him wanting to share what he knows,” says Wong. “But he represents what Chinatown stands for, and how the Chinese community is perceived here stems from the perception of Chinatown.

Bollywood’s favorite actresses, Janhvi Kapoor and Mouni Roy recently set pulses racing in the same stunning black shimmery gown. This eye-catching attire was ideal for a glamorous party or a dreamy red-carpet appearance. Their impeccable fashion sense encourages us to step out of our comfort zones and experiment with bold style choices. Not only did they share valuable tips for creating a show-stopping look, but they also sparked a debate on who rocked this alluring black gown better.

The Bollywood industry has seen several actors trying hard to achieve success but many leave the industry claiming they have been victims of 'nepotism.' This article is about one such actor who worked with several famous actors but then ended up quitting Bollywood and claimed that his scenes were cut from the movies.  The actor we are talking about is none other than Rajat Bedi. He is popularly known as the Raj Saxena from the movie Koi Mil Gaya starring Hrithik Roshan and Preity Zinta.

The mystery surrounding the identity of a Hong Kong-based diamond buyer who now owns three of the world’s most expensive gems has been revealed: billionaire fugitive Joseph Lau Luen-hung has confirmed to the South China Morning Post that he was the buyer of the diamonds, and that he had renamed them after his seven-year-old daughter Josephine. The rare and flawless 12.03 carat “Blue Moon Diamond” sold on Wednesday for 48.6 million Swiss francs (US$48.

Data from the cryptocurrency site showed dogecoin’s current market value is about $1.98 billion — as of Jan. 8, 1:00 p.m. HK/SIN — and traded at US$0.017535 per token. That’s a roughly 69 per cent increase compared to levels seen during Friday’s Asian trading session. Last month, the virtual coin rose more than 400 per cent and briefly topped US$0.0107 in late December. As of Monday, there were a total of 43 cryptocurrencies with a market cap above $1 billion.

Source: Minimalwellness.com Eggs have long been a staple in the diets of people all over the world. With their versatility, affordability, and nutritional value, they truly are an egg-cellent addition to any meal. Whether you like them scrambled, fried, or poached, eggs offer a delicious and satisfying way to start your day or add protein to any dish. In this article, we will explore 20 medium egg nutrition facts that highlight the incredible health benefits of these humble yet powerful little wonders.

Source: Plex.tv Welcome to the fascinating world of movie trivia! In this article, we delve into the captivating film, “Sunshine Cleaning,” and uncover 38 intriguing facts that you may not know. Released in 2008, directed by Christine Jeffs, and starring Amy Adams and Emily Blunt, this dark comedy-drama takes viewers on a journey through the unconventional business of crime scene cleaning. As we explore the depths of this film, we will discover behind-the-scenes secrets, interesting anecdotes, and little-known details that add a whole new dimension to your viewing experience.

China has begun drilling another hole more than 10,000 metres deep in the southwestern province of Sichuan – arguably the most difficult drilling project in the world – in the hope of finding a large natural gas reserve. Ultra-deep wells are more than 9,000 metres deep, and these drilling projects are regarded as having the most technical challenges in the oil and gas engineering industry. 01:32 China set to drill Asia's deepest crude-oil well in Xinjiang

Despite the outcry from animal-lovers after a dog and a cat died in the hold of the Japan Airlines (JAL) aircraft that collided with another plane at Tokyo’s Haneda Airport on January 2, Japan’s two major airlines say they have no plans to lift their ban on pets accompanying passengers in the cabin.JAL and All Nippon Airways (ANA) have been under pressure to rethink their policies that require animals to travel in secure containers in the hold of aircraft, with pet-lovers pointing out that other international airlines permit animals to travel with their owners in the cabin.