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Morgan Freeman stars as Maximus Marley, ancestor of reggae artist Bob Marley.Maximus had no talent for music, and instead worked…
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Cabby dragged elderly out of taxi and dumped her at roadside
Returning late on Saturday night from a day trip to Malaysia, she boarded a red Trans-Cab taxi at Chinese Garden MRT station to go home.
Madam P. Tay told the taxi driver to head for Teban Gardens, a 10-minute drive away….
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StanChart robber suspect checked into budget Bangkok hostel
He had told hostel staff during check-in that he was going to check out on Saturday.
But for unknown reasons, David James Roach did not do so, and stayed on.
On Sunday, Thailand police moved into the Boxpackers Hostel…
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Hougang United donate $50,000 to cancer-stricken coach
S.League club Hougang United FC have stepped up and committed $50,000 to cancer-stricken gymnastics coach Zhu Xiaoping and her family.
The 56-year-old made headlines when she led the national rhythmic gymnastics team to gold…
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Win a chance to meet Selena Gomez up close!
Fans of US pop princess Selena Gomez, we have more goodies for you, thanks to the great folks at Cornetto Singapore.
The 23-year-old will perform in town for the first time at the Singapore Indoor Stadium on July 27, at 8pm….
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Ghostbusters makes its long-awaited return, rebooted with a cast of hilarious new characters.
Thirty years after the beloved original film took the world by storm, director Paul Feig brings his fresh take to the supernatural…
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HGFC Scholarship returns
The Hougang United Football Club (HGFC) Scholarship is back for the second year running.
A sum of $1 million has been allocated for the scholarship, which is open to all tertiary students – Singapore citizens aged 16 to 23 -…
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‘Opportunity deals’ to be had as office rents continue to slide
SINGAPORE – Overall Grade A office rents in the Republic’s central business district (CBD) slipped for the fifth straight quarter in the April-to-June period, with the downtrend likely to continue as more projects get completed in the second half this…
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S’pore’s growth sluggish in Q2, keeps central bank pressured
SINGAPORE – The Republic’s economy is expected to have grown at a tepid pace in the second quarter, and the combination of a strong currency and falling consumer prices may pressure the central bank to ease monetary policy further.
Some analysts also warn of…
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