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CNA
19 hours ago
- Entertainment
- CNA
Danish band Michael Learns To Rock will return to Singapore for a concert in February next year
Good news for fans of Michael Learns To Rock who missed the trio's Singapore concert last year. The Danish band will return to the country on Feb 5, 2026, performing at the Star Theatre. The concert, titled Encore All The Hits, will see Jascha Richter, Mikkel Lentz and Kare Wanscher perform their evergreen songs such as 25 Minutes, Paint My Love, Someday and That's Why (You Go Away). View this post on Instagram A post shared by Unusual Entertainment Pte Ltd (@unusual_ent) Tickets for the concert will go on sale at 12pm on Thursday (Aug 21) via Sistic, with prices ranging from S$128 to S$228. Michael Learns To Rock was formed in 1988 and still has fans all over the region today. In a previous interview with CNA Lifestyle, Richter spoke about the group's enduring popularity in Singapore, saying: 'It's really amazing that we are still so popular here. We just can't believe that you guys want to hear us play our old songs again and again. We're very happy about that.' 'Of course, the support we get from the fans is the most important thing. We feel that we are relevant because people keep listening to us and supporting us. That makes us go on,' added Wanscher.
AsiaOne
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- AsiaOne
'Don't think about me when you shower': Shy Park Bo-gum banters with fans at Singapore fan-meet, Entertainment News
PUBLISHED ON August 15, 2025 9:17 AM BY Yeo Shu Hui If there is one thing to remember about South Korean actor Park Bo-gum's Singapore fan-meet yesterday (Aug 14) — besides his good looks, many charms and singing prowess — it's the word shower. AsiaOne attended the event at the Star Theatre, where the 32-year-old began the evening with a cover of the upbeat song Hello by Red Velvet's Joy. 2025.08.14 @BOGUMMY 🩵# BE WITH YOU in SINGAPORE OPENING 🎤🎶🪽#BEWITHYOU #BEWITHYOUinSG#박보김 #PARKBOGUM — 박보검ellisse* (@Ann_ellisse0612) August 14, 2025 Addressing his fans as his "life-long friends", Bo-gum thanked everyone for coming to see him, even saying "Hot sia !" to everyone's amusement. He also said, through interpreter April Kim: "This year marks 14 years since my debut [in showbiz], thank you for all your support and love. [After all these years], you guys are still here, being with me. Thank you for being my friend, being with me, which is why I prepared the title of this show to be 'Be With You'." In the first part of his show named 8/14 platform, Bo-gum brought his fans on a 'train ride' where they could know more about him, his filming experiences and interaction with fans. He revealed his daily routine in the segment named B-cut Station, where he said he usually wakes up early in the morning and go for a run along Han River, before having breakfast and going for work. He also shared that he began his day yesterday morning with a swim before going for a run near Marina Bay Sands, where he saw a lot of people jogging. "I was so thankful, because when my life-long friends recognised me, they respected my boundaries, and I am so touched," Bo-gum said, adding that they only waved and gave him a thumbs-up. How to smell like Bo-gum? Kim also asked him about one thing he must do every day and as Bo-gum pondered, a few fans shouted: "Shower!" Kim asked the fans how they knew that, as Bo-gum jokingly pulled his jacket closer around himself. "Whenever I end work after a day, I must take a shower. I don't lie down without showering at all," he added. And this heralded a long conversation about his routine in the bathroom, from where he washes first to his favourite shampoo fragrance ("floral rose or minty"). BE WITH YOU in Singapore🩵보검 샤워루틴🛀😁 PARK BO GUM 2025 FAN MEETING TOUR [BE WITH YOU] @BOGUMMY#BEWITHYOUinSingapore#BEWITHYOU#박보검 — KIMI to 보검 🎹🕊 (@loveBG76) August 14, 2025 "Now you know what to add to your Lazada and Shopee carts tonight... Ah rose, mint and now you can smell like Park Bo-gum," Kim quipped. He also shared his filming experiences playing good-natured husband Yang Gwan-sik in the Netflix drama When Life Gives You Tangerines (2025) and athlete-turn-police officer Yun Dong-ju in the drama Good Boy (2025). As his topless shower scene in Good Boy came on screen, fans started cheering and Bo-gum covered his eyes shyly. เวลาส่องกระจกโบกอมจะคิดว่าเรานี่หล่อจริงๆ รีแอคตอนอาบน้ำก็คงคิดแบบนี้เหมือนกันแหละ เห็นนะแอบยิ้มมุมปากอะ พร้อมจะอาบน้ำให้คนเห็นไปทุกประเทศยังคะ🤣🤣🤣#BEWITHYOU#BEWITHYOUinSingapore #ParkBogum#พัคโบกอม — ⒾⒸⒺ Ⓐⓜⓔⓡⓘⓒⓐⓝⓞ 🏹 👼🏻🩵🪽 (@grande_ice) August 15, 2025 He was also asked to narrate the scene in English, describing the "magnificent and exquisite lines of his back muscles" and how the lights caught on his body, and Bo-gum only realised the situation as he read the lines given to him. "Oh I understood, you guys asked me about my shower routine, because of this scene?" he asked. As everyone continued to tease him about it, he said shyly: "Okay, that's it." จับได้ว่าแฟนๆถามถึงกิจวัตรการอาบน้ำต่อเนื่องมาจากซีนนี้ เขินจนบิดไมค์ไปหมดแล้วพ่อเอ้ย🤣🤣🤣#BEWITHYOU#BEWITHYOUinSingapore #ParkBogum#พัคโบกอม — ⒾⒸⒺ Ⓐⓜⓔⓡⓘⓒⓐⓝⓞ 🏹 👼🏻🩵🪽 (@grande_ice) August 15, 2025 Bo-gum's Celine shower cologne gift Bo-gum also granted the wishes of four lucky fans — including a seven-year-old girl, who were invited to joined him onstage, as he sang and took selfies with them. At one point, he even sang our national folk song Singapura, Sunny Island while playing the tune on the piano. 박보검 싱가포르 노래했다~ Park bogum sing singapore song~ — 슈웬~ (@GSW_love27) August 14, 2025 He also prepared gifts for 12 fans, including autographed personal music albums and drama soundtracks, a five-packet set of his favourite jjajang instant noodles, a box of Jung Kwan Jang red ginseng tonic and one bottle of Celine shower cologne. Bo-gum is a brand ambassador for the latter two. As he introduced the cologne, Kim reminded him that it's not just that, it's a "shower" cologne. Fans broke into laughter again, and Bo-gum quipped: "So when you guys shower, you will think of me." In the second part of the show, Bo-gum sang his songs, including On My Way, All My Love and Nae Saram (My Person) from his drama Love in the Moonlight (2016) soundtrack. @clarawern another one for the books 🥰 #parkbogum #bogummy #bewithyou #BEWITHYOUINSINGAPORE #fanmeeting ♬ Let's go see the stars - PARK BO GUM He also covered songs including Soran's Fine, Cho Yong-pil's Let's Go Travel, MeloMance's Let's Take A Break, Lee Jin-ah's We Are, Doh Kyung-soo's Popcorn and JJ Lin's Xiu Lian Ai Qing (Practice Love). @clarawern so many surprises yesterday! bogum singing 修炼爱情 by jj lin during his fan meet in singapore! #parkbogum #bogummy #bewithyou #BEWITHYOUINSINGAPORE #fanmeeting ♬ original sound - ·˚ ༘ clara ·˚ ༘ 'Do not think about me when you take a shower' Three hours with Bo-gum flew past too fast and the fan-meet soon came to the end. After taking a few photos on stage with everyone, he thanked them again for coming to see him. "I hope you guys had a really good time and always take care when you go back home today. I hope today will be a good memory in your life and journey. So whenever you are tired, bored, stressed or sad — I don't want you guys to be sad..." He was interrupted by some fans who shouted: "Showering!" "Showering? Oh please no, do not think about me when you take a shower. When you are showering, you should just focus on being clean," he laughed. While Bo-gum said he was told to wrap up his show at 10pm, he remained onstage for another 15 minutes as the crowd was reluctant to see him go. He went around the edge of the stage to be closer to his fans and waved goodbye to everyone. He did a kneeling bow, always waving till the curtains dropped. 진짜 완전 대박 짱~~~~ 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 Park BoGum is truly a top entertainer. I don't know what to say. Everything about this event was perfect!!! @BOGUMMY #PARKBOGUM #박보검 #พัคโบกอม #BEWITHYOU #BEWITHYOUinSG#BEWITHYOUinSingapore — 🥊🏅pocky🐰 포키＊☁‧₊˚ (@vitamin_bogummy) August 15, 2025 Bo-gum posted a selfie and photos taken at the fan-meet on his X account last night with the caption: "In every season, wherever you are. Be with you." PARK BO GUM 2025 FAN MEETING TOUR [BE WITH YOU] IN SINGAPOREIn every season, wherever you are. BE WITH YOU 🚂#PARKBOGUM #박보검 #BEWITHYOU#BEWITHYOUinSingapore#I_AM_STILL_HERE_WITH_YOU#그래_우리_함께 — 박보검 (@BOGUMMY) August 14, 2025 [[nid:721321]] No part of this article can be reproduced without permission from AsiaOne. celebritiesactorsEventsK-dramaConcert review This website is best viewed using the latest versions of web browsers.
Time Business News
14-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Time Business News
Will the Australian Government Ban International Speakers from
As the Free Speech Summit approaches on July 19th–20th at the Star Theatre, Gold Coast, questions are once again swirling about whether the Australian government will attempt to block international speakers from entering the country—just as they controversially did last year with conservative commentator Candace Owens. Hosted by the Australian National Review ( the is set to become one of the most important gatherings for independent media, political dissidents, and truth-seekers in Australia's history. With over 22 high-profile speakers flying in from around the world—including doctors, journalists, influencers, and whistleblowers—the stakes are high. And so is the scrutiny. A Pattern of Silencing Dissent? Last year, Candace Owens was denied entry to Australia due to her political views and controversial opinions, sparking widespread criticism from free speech advocates and civil liberties organizations. The Australian government cited 'potential social unrest' as justification—an eerily familiar tactic used by authoritarian regimes to block dissent. Now, similar concerns have been raised that the same strategy could be used to interfere with the Free Speech Summit, which features guests known for their unapologetic stances on censorship, COVID-19 narratives, globalism, and government overreach. What Are They So Afraid Of? Speakers scheduled to appear include Stew Peters, Steve Kirsch, Max Igan, Aussie Cossack, Dr. Ben Tapper, and Jamie McIntyre, founder of and outspoken critic of globalist agendas. Their topics range from vaccine injuries to government censorship and the manipulation of mainstream media. Given the history of politically motivated visa cancellations and bureaucratic interference, the possibility of governmental obstruction looms large. After all, allowing such speakers into the country runs counter to the carefully curated mainstream narrative. Why You Must Attend or Tune In Despite potential hurdles, the Free Speech Summit is going ahead—and growing in strength. Thanks to generous sponsors, over 10,000 global livestream tickets are now being given away for FREE, courtesy of Additionally, 1,000 in-person tickets have been donated by the major sponsor for the event and a leader in offshore real estate development for those seeking freedom and prosperity outside the West. Whether you're attending in person on the Gold Coast or tuning in online from anywhere in the world, this is not just another conference. It's a stand against censorship, a rally for liberty, and a beacon for those who refuse to be silenced. But if the government were to block international guests, it would only reinforce the event's central message: free speech is under siege in Australia. What to Expect •Groundbreaking exposés from whistleblowers and medical experts •Courageous journalism from banned and deplatformed media voices •Academy-style awards night recognizing the heroes of independent media •Real solutions and community for those resisting globalist control Don't Wait – Reserve Your Free Ticket History shows us that when regimes want to control the population, the first thing they do is silence those who speak out. The Free Speech Summit is a resistance to that tyranny—and a rallying cry for Australians and the world to take back their voice. Visit to reserve your free livestream ticket, or secure one of the final in-person tickets to attend this landmark event. The time to speak freely is now—before it's too late. TIME BUSINESS NEWS
Time Out
10-07-2025
- Business
- Time Out
‘The Diary of a CEO' host Steven Bartlett is bringing his first Asia tour to Singapore this September
This one's for the aspiring entrepreneurs, business leaders, and curious minds. Steven Bartlett, the highly influential host of the popular podcast 'The Diary of a CEO', is bringing his first Asia tour to Singapore. On September 19, Steven will be speaking at the Star Theatre, where he's expected to share tools and strategies for success as an entrepreneur. There's potential for these shows to be seriously life-changing, with actionable steps to transform your mindset, build sustainable ventures, cultivate leadership qualities, and develop strategies for lasting personal growth and success. And it's not all hot air: all Steven's advice is drawn from science-backed research, personal experience, and lessons learned from his many interviews with successful global figures. Steven is a guy you want to get entrepreneurship advice from, for sure. Raised in Botswana, he founded two companies by the age of 22 – one being Social Chain, a social media marketing agency that achieved significant success with clients such as Apple, KFC, and McDonald's. These ventures made him a millionaire by the tender age of 23. Most prominently, he's the host of 'The Diary of a CEO', an ongoing podcast where he picks the brains of celebrities and business leaders such as Sir Richard Branson, Michelle Obama and Simon Cowell. Intimate, entertaining, and always insightful, the podcast has garnered over 40 million monthly downloads and 1 billion streams. These nuggets of wisdom have been conveniently condensed into his second book, the Sunday Times bestseller 'The Diary of a CEO: The 33 Laws for Business & Life'. Steven has fingers in almost every pie, with more businesses founded in the media, software, and finance spaces, and key investments in the health and wellness industries. He is also empowering the next generation of entrepreneurs through action and advocacy, with a focus on uplifting individuals from BAME and underprivileged backgrounds. Read on for all the details related to Steven Bartlett's upcoming Singapore show, including dates, venues, and ticketing prices. When and where is Steven Bartlett's The Business and Life Speaking Tour happening in Singapore? Steven Bartlett's Singapore show will take place on September 19 at the Star Theatre. His session is expected to begin at 8pm. Here are the rest of his Asia tour stops: Sep 21: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – CCEC (Nexus) Sep 23: Hong Kong – Asia World Expo Sep 26: Bali, Indonesia – Westin Nusa Dua Sep 27: Jakarta, Indonesia – Kasablanka Hall How to get tickets to Steven Bartlett's Singapore show? Tickets are available at Here are priority access and general sales times: Priority access registration: July 10, noon - July 14, noon SGT Priority access for those who registered on: July 16, noon SGT General ticket sales start on: July 17, noon SGT How much do tickets for Steven Bartlett's Asia tour cost? Tickets for the Singapore show start from $98.
Time Out
02-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Time Out
Candlelight Concerts: A Tribute to Coldplay
Photograph: Ruslan Lytvyn | blurred symphonic orchestra on stage with lots of candles for design purpose There's nothing quite as magical as a room illuminated by candlelight. If you're searching for a unique musical experience, Candlelight Concerts offer a curated selection of songs performed in a way you've never heard before. From July to November, they'll be paying tribute to Coldplay at the Star Theatre in the Homecoming Centre. Sun, 13 Jul 2025 Fri, 1 Aug 2025 Fri, 7 Nov 2025 By entering your email address you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy and consent to receive emails from Time Out about news, events, offers and partner promotions. 🙌 Awesome, you're subscribed! Thanks for subscribing! Look out for your first newsletter in your inbox soon! Discover Time Out original video
