Hospital Authority investigates privacy concerns over doctor’s social media post

Doctor’s Social Media Post Sparks Privacy Debate: A Sign of Things to Come? A Hong Kong doctor, Jensen So – known to many as the “handsome doctor” from ViuTV’s King Maker III – is currently under investigation by the Hospital Authority after posting a photo of himself performing a resuscitation procedure on Instagram. The incident, … Read more

How new Hong Kong menopause support group aims to help women through difficult life stage

Hong Kong’s Emerging Conversation Around Menopause: A Shift in Support For too long, Hong Kong women experiencing menopause have often felt pressured to silently endure symptoms, dismissing hot flushes as stress, mood swings as the result of family life, and fatigue as simply a sign of aging. However, a new organization is aiming to change … Read more

‘AI may know me better’: why Hongkongers turn to chatbots for mental health help

The Rise of AI Companions: Are Chatbots the Future of Mental Wellbeing? As rates of depression and anxiety climb globally, a surprising latest source of support is gaining traction: artificial intelligence. From offering a listening ear to providing coping strategies, AI chatbots like ChatGPT are increasingly being turned to for emotional assistance. But what does … Read more

Top of the world: why Indonesian workers are happiest in Asia-Pacific

Indonesia’s Workplace Happiness: A Regional Outlier and What It Means for the Future of Operate Indonesia has emerged as a surprising leader in workplace happiness within the Asia-Pacific region. A recent report by Jobstreet by SEEK revealed that 82% of Indonesian workers report feeling happy at work, significantly higher than neighboring countries like the Philippines … Read more

Meet Dónal Finn, who plays James Moriarty in Guy Ritchie’s Young Sherlock

Guy Ritchie’s ‘Young Sherlock’ & the Rise of Nostalgia-Fueled Reboots Guy Ritchie’s Young Sherlock is currently dominating streaming charts on Amazon Prime, according to FlixPatrol. The series, inspired by Andrew Lane’s Young Sherlock Holmes books, taps into a powerful trend: the reimagining of beloved classics for a new generation. But what does this success signal … Read more

Paris Fashion Week 2026: Louis Vuitton, Miu Miu and tributes to nature and mindfulness

Nature’s Runway: How Louis Vuitton and Miu Miu are Shaping the Future of Fashion Paris Fashion Week 2026 concluded with a striking duality: Louis Vuitton and Miu Miu both presented collections deeply inspired by nature, yet with distinct visions. This convergence signals a potentially significant shift in the fashion landscape, moving beyond fleeting trends towards … Read more

Nindy Ayunda Affiliate: Income & Career Shift

Nindy Ayunda’s TikTok Success: The Rise of Celebrity Affiliates and the Future of Live Commerce Indonesian singer Nindy Ayunda has recently embraced a fresh career path: affiliate marketing on TikTok. Her experience highlights a growing trend – the increasing involvement of celebrities in live commerce and the potential for significant earnings. Ayunda reportedly earned a … Read more

‘Blood moon’ set to rise over Hong Kong but clouds, rain may get in the way

Hong Kong’s ‘Blood Moon’ Faces Cloudy Outlook: A Look at Lunar Eclipse Viewing & Future Trends Hong Kong residents hoping to witness Tuesday night’s total lunar eclipse may face disappointment, as the Hong Kong Observatory warns of significant cloud cover and a chance of rain. The eclipse is expected to begin even before the moon … Read more

How AI is helping bring Hong Kong history to life on Instagram and beyond

The AI Nostalgia Boom: Rewriting the Past, One Pixel at a Time Humans are drawn to nostalgia. That comforting feeling of “the great old days” is now fueling a digital trend – “nostalgia-posting” – where vintage photos, particularly those from the mid-20th century, dominate social media feeds. But a modern element is changing the game: … Read more

Explainer | How TCM’s ‘miracle pill’ is used to treat strokes, but experts urge caution

The Enduring Appeal of Angong Niuhuang Wan: A ‘Miracle Pill’ in a Modern World In traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), Angong Niuhuang Wan holds a unique position. Often called the “miracle pill,” this remedy, comprised of 11 herbs and minerals, has a long history as a critical emergency medicine, particularly for stroke prevention and recovery. The … Read more