Actress Jernelle Oh brings AsiaOne on a tour of the opulent film set used as the Zhang residence in the drama Emerald Hill, a spin-off of The Little Nyonya. We sit down with Jernelle and her co-star Seow Sin Nee to find out more about their roles in the drama, how they prepared for it and also their favourite spot in the set. 
 
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‘Majie’ Jernelle Oh gives tour of Emerald Hill's Zhang residence set | E-Junkies

An interfaith marriage tests Shanta with expectations and stereotypes; yet faith guides her to peace and understanding.

Hinduism, Christianity, and navigating an interfaith marriage | Where Race Meets Religion

In their final game and title decider, SNL faces their toughest challenge yet. Two players in the local football scene are battling for the win, is talent enough to survive the harsh demands of professional football?

Inside Singapore's amateur football: The final showdown | Saturday Nights Live

From coal to natural gas, Singapore's energy journey keeps evolving. How is natural gas powering our homes today, and what's next in our shift toward cleaner energy?

Powering Singapore: Can solar meet our energy needs? | Through The Years

“We need to understand others’ culture, because we are multiracial and multicultural.” Yan Kun from Jiangxi, China, marvels at Singapore's growth from a kampong to a thriving metropolis, and shares how its multicultural spirit helped him build connections and form cherished memories.

From Jiangxi to Singapore | Here To Stay

[Where Race Meets Religion] Keesya Ang never truly felt comfortable with who she was until she began wearing the hijab. Though she had long known she wanted to convert to Islam, family expectations and struggles with self-acceptance delayed her journey to embracing the faith.

Converting to Islam in Singapore | Where Race Meets Religion

As pickleball rises in popularity in Singapore, siblings Jo Anne and Ralph find a meaningful way to bond after challenging circumstances, while childhood friends Jeremy Chua, Jeremy Heng, and Gerald Quek reconnect and strengthen their friendship through the game.

Why Singapore is embracing pickleball | My Tribe

How did Jurong Port, which started operations in 1965, go on to play a role in Singapore’s growth and development into the modern metropolis it is today? Join us as we trace its origins with JTC and MPA.

The port that built Singapore | Through The Years

[Where Race Meets Religion] Aakash and Nicole's interfaith marriage bridges Jainism and Buddhism, as they raise their son to embrace both faiths with curiosity and compassion. Watch more: https://www.asiaone.com/video

Parenting across faiths: Buddhism and Jainism | Where Race Meets Religion

The arrival of Charlene’s cousin, Nat, spells trouble as she is roped back into the nostalgia of reckless youth and late nights out. Selva becomes more entangled in his volunteer work — forming unexpected connections with both a troubled student and fellow tutor, Monique. A visit from Charlene’s mother brings new pressure to choose future over passion, leaving Selva with the question – must happiness be a necessary sacrifice for love? Watch more: https://www.asiaone.com/video

Episode 3: Samosa | ShaG sia Season 2

We are constantly shaping our urban landscape, encroaching on natural habitats while also integrating nature into our living spaces. From rescuing baby animals to spotting rare songbirds in the city, how can we learn to live alongside these wild neighbours? Watch more: https://www.asiaone.com/video