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Mark Lee brings famous Ipoh food chain Nam Heong to 313@Somerset’s food court
Head down to 313@Somerset’s food court and enjoy affordable dishes at Nam Heong Ipoh, thanks to actor Mark Lee.
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PHOTOS: Golden Horse Awards 2020 red carpet highlights
See photos of your favourite stars on the red carpet.
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Actor-comedian Mark Lee on playing a drag queen for his new film
The film is produced by mm2 Entertainment and directed by Ong Kuo Sin, which has not yet opened in cinemas.
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VideoSingaporean actor Mark Lee on wearing heels, lipstick for his new role
Lee received a ‘Best Leading Actor’ nomination for the 57th Golden Horse Awards for his portrayal of a drag queen in Number 1. He shares with Yahoo Lifestyle SEA on the challenges of playing a drag queen, the intense filming hours and movie make-up.
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Beware of scammer soliciting donations using our daughter's photo, says Mark Lee and wife
Local comedian Mark Lee and his wife, Catherine Ng, have warned on Facebook that there is someone trying to raise $200,000 on the social media platform by using his daughter Calynn Lee’s photo. In a post uploaded on Thursday (30 August), the couple asked Facebook users who have come across the scam post to send it to them immediately, so that they can report it to the police.
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Mark Lee's daughter Calynn shows signs of recovery from rare disease
Comedian Mark Lee’s daughter Calynn, who is battling a rare autoimmune disease, is getting better, although it will take more time for her to fully recover, according to her mother Catherine Ng. News broke earlier this month that Calynn had glomerulonephritis, a condition that results from an overactive immune system attacking one’s kidneys. Ng had shared her five-year-old daughter’s condition after setting up a Facebook page called “Cheers for Calynn Lee” on 6 August.
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Review: '2359: The Haunting Hour' anthology starts strong but stumbles midway
Army horror stories have a special place in every Singaporean male’s heart. Like roller coaster rides, they’re probably the safest and most convenient way to experience some measure of excitement and unpredictability, especially when you’re an NSF who’s stuck in camp. Besides “which camp are you from”, they’re the second best ice-breaker when it comes to talking to other random Singaporean male strangers — and they’re the basis for local horror film 2359: The Haunting Hour.
