Climbing Africa’s highest peak inspired Emma Demopoulos, 13, to help Tanzanians. She’s set up an international mentoring programme for girls.
The revolving tabletop platters are found in Chinese restaurants all over, but who was Susan? And why was she idle? The answer is a bit hazy.
Items about ancient and prehistoric civilisations on show at Juen Juen Gung include ceremonial demon masks and precious carvings.
She teaches yoga, he preaches permaculture. They’re holding an all-day event to pass on their skills that ends with a chat around a campfire.
As the Year of the Snake slithers closer, we look at some well-known people who were snake babies – including a Chinese politician.
13 Dec 2024 - 1:15PM videocam
Lorenzi, of Té Bo restaurant in Quarry Bay, talks about his culinary journey from Grappa’s to working with Arcane’s Shane Osborn.
Also known as Crooked Island, Kat O was a thriving fishing and farming community in the past. Now residents love its relaxed atmosphere.
Mak Fung, a self-taught photographer who shot scenes of Hong Kong and city life, has been underrated until now, exhibition curator says.
Hong Kong-based Sylvia Yu has given voice to sex trafficking victims for years. In her new memoir she inspires young women to be ‘fearless’.
7 Dec 2024 - 6:15PM videocam
French actor and director of How to Make a Killing on why it’s ‘quite different’ to anything he’s done before, fame, and actors he admires.
5 Dec 2024 - 6:15PM videocam
From the debut of a French fashion brand to headphones you will want on your Christmas wish list, here is what to shop this weekend.
In International Adoption Awareness Month Sky Siu, head of Hong Kong charity Mother’s Choice, wants to help a particular group of children.
On show at White Cube, the wonders of space and nature, and a racist symbol, shape the art of Pindell, 81, raised in the America of Jim Crow.
24 Nov 2024 - 6:30PM videocam
A bonanza of Christmas pop-ups has appeared for those keen to get in the festive spirit. For those eager to get away, a design fest awaits.
The social media star and 2024 Hong Kong Fitness and Wellness Expo instructor talks about struggling with attention and his workout routine.
John Wood’s charity U-Go gives scholarships to help young women in low-income countries in Asia and Africa get a university education.
20 Nov 2024 - 7:15AM videocam
Catfishing is in focus with two documentaries about it currently streaming. A Hong Kong psychologist has advice for victims of the deception.
19 Nov 2024 - 6:15PM videocam
Look out for Jellycat toys at its new shop, clothes from the Levi’s x Clot joint series, presents from a Christmas fair, and more.
At The Albion by Kirk Westaway in Vietnam’s Ho Chi Minh City, the team is aiming to elevate the standard of British comfort food.
Counsellors at Hong Kong non-profit ImpactHK, which recently opened a new recovery centre, help street sleepers through tough times.
Mall puts on fun for its soft opening, a much anticipated sneaker collaboration hits shelves and a Hong Kong jewellery brand has a new line.
Usha Uthup will sing and speak, and there are yoga classes, writers’ talk and more at Hong Kong event celebrating one of the oldest cultures.
Shaylee Atary directed Single Light, inspired by a sexual assault she suffered. It is one of 25 films in festival celebrating Jewish culture.
7 Nov 2024 - 7:15AM videocam
Games are a staple of Chinese weddings, but some get out of hand, resulting in abuse and injury that have sparked debate online.
7 Nov 2024 - 1:13PM videocam
Look no further for ethical shopping options – here are five ways to consciously consume in Hong Kong, from sneakers to jewellery.
Secret Theatre’s latest show, Art of Dying, is packed with gangsters, CIA agents and creepy characters running amok in a Hong Kong hotel.
29 Oct 2024 - 6:15PM videocam
Art exhibition in Hong Kong sets out to educate people about where chocolate comes from and how it is made.
Shop Tommy Hilfiger as Blackpink’s Jisoo joins the brand, check out Human Made’s first Hong Kong store and empower girls with Shanghai Tang.
Inspired by her grandparents’ love, Karen Chu founded The Good Cake, where proceeds from baked goods buy rice for vulnerable Hongkongers.
Live clay demonstrations also allow visitors to engage with the artists who are affected by intellectual disabilities such as autism.