Sexual intercourse is usually a taboo subject and very few like to discuss it in the open. After all, it is supposed to be a private, intimate experience between two people. However, Taiwanese actress Belle Chuo (卓毓彤) has decided to make it an open topic. In her most recent YouTube video, Belle got a few friends...
Screengrab from YouTube/mrnigelng How many cooking videos can you review before becoming stale? Not many, we realised. But lucky for us, it looks like Uncle Roger has found himself something else to critique besides fried rice and other culinary abominations: trashy Western dating shows. How many cooking videos can you review before becoming stale? Not many, we realised. But...
Most of the time, we seem to forget that our actions have consequences. Especially when it comes to using the Internet. A local YouTuber was arrested for slandering and insulting another online personality during a Facebook live broadcast. Joan Lee from the Oscar express 4.0 channel is known for her fiery temper and tendency to attack others...
Putting the past behind her, the former actress is pulling in the cash with her online yoga lessons and healthy image. The coronavirus pandemic saw Hong Kongers staying home with schools having been closed for months. With enrichment sessions also ordered to close, former TVB actress Coffee Lam (林芊妤), who is now a yoga instructor, also had her...
Former TVB actress Anita Lee (李婉華) is making her small-screen comeback—not on television, but on YouTube. The 51-year-old, who emigrated to Toronto after her marriage to Chinese Canadian Lee Shau-ching (李守正), recently opened up the YouTube lifestyle channel “CanWomen” (住加女人), where she will share videos about her life, including cooking and fitness. The channel has accumulated nearly 10,000 followers since...
Malaysians are indifferent about many things, but we ARE specially particular about our food and slang! So, when there is someone making fun of our food or unique speaking style, he must prepare to get a backlash. Chinese influencer, Mr Yang’s YouTube channel has been stormed by Malaysian netizens after a video of him allegedly mocking...
A Taiwanese YouTuber is being sued after he illegally broke into IKEA in Taiwan and displayed indecent behaviour. Max Lee, who is also the son of Taiwan actor Lee Hsing-wen, reportedly snuck into the Sinjhuang branch IKEA on 28th October to record a new video for his YouTube channel. His objective? To take on the IKEA...
