The new Netflix series Move to Heaven revolves around Geu-ru (Tang Jun-sang), a young man with Asperger’s, and his guardian Sang-gu (Lee Je-hoon). Together, they uncover untold stories of the deceased through their jobs as trauma cleaners. The cast and the director Kim Sung-ho share what this drama means to them and what viewers can expect. Move to Heaven is out on Netflix now.

Netflix’s new K-drama Move to Heaven: People on set avoided Lee Je-hoon

Celebrating 25 years in showbiz in 2026, American singer-actor Josh Groban chats with AsiaOne about his darkest days, setting up arts education foundation Find Your Light, as well as the joys in singing and acting as a “monstrous killer” in the Broadway show Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street.

Josh Groban on constant pressure and proudest achievement in 25-year career | E-Junkies

In a small, densely built-up country like Singapore, space is precious, and balancing human needs with wildlife is a constant challenge. How can the city create a home for both people and wildlife?

Rescuing and protecting Singapore’s wildlife | A Wilder Tomorrow

Ashish first traveled abroad for work in Singapore, where he made the city his home. As a Jain with strict dietary requirements, he shares how exploring Singapore’s diverse cultures and cuisines both challenged and enriched his experience.

Navigating life as a Jain | Of Beliefs & Faiths

Behind the sirens, firefighters are ordinary people with an extraordinary passion for saving lives. Meet Captain Grace Liew, a Hazardous Materials Specialist, as she shares her journey to a 7-year career with the Singapore Civil Defence Force through the Fire and Rescue scheme. For her, the SCDF saying rings true: Lifesaving. It’s life changing. Find out more at: go.gov.sg/scdf-join-us-today This post is in partnership with the Singapore Civil Defence Force.

How a fatal accident inspired this firefighter’s lifesaving purpose | Behind the Sirens

Behind the sirens, firefighters are ordinary people with an extraordinary passion for saving lives. Meet Warrant Officer Dayanithi S/O Karunanidi, a Search Specialist with two K-9 dogs, as he shares the story of his 15-year journey with the Singapore Civil Defence Force through the Fire and Rescue scheme. For him, the SCDF motto holds meaning: Lifesaving. It’s life changing. Find out more at: go.gov.sg/scdf-join-us-today This post is in partnership with the Singapore Civil Defence Force.

How walking into a fire station led to a life-changing journey as a firefighter | Behind the Sirens

Join Uncle Jimmy, a 76-year-old resident at a nursing home, as he takes part in the Haydays with Horses programme.&nbsp; Over the course of the 10-week equine-assisted therapy programme, seniors at the NTUC Health Nursing Home in Jurong West interacted with horses through guided activities designed to support emotional well-being, encourage movement and spark connections with these majestic animals.

How Horses Are Helping Seniors In A Nursing Home

American rapper-songwriter Jay Park competed in his first Hyrox race on April 5 in Singapore. He sat down with the media before his race on his preparations for Hyrox and what he hopes to do after completing it.

Jay Park on Hyrox Singapore debut

Thai actress Lingling Kwong was in Singapore for lifestyle brand Sinnkawa's launch of its Sun-Tanned Merlion plush toy. In an interview with the media, she talked about her life motto, how she stays slim and how her version of Merlion would look like if she were to design one. Read more: https://www.asiaone.com/entertainment/lingling-kwong-meets-singapore-fans-shares-life-motto-thai-drama-actress

Lingling Kwong in Singapore, talks about life motto | E-Junkies

AsiaOne chats with K-pop stars I-dle when they performed at the Bubbling & Boiling Music and Arts Festival. Find out what Minnie wants to do with the unnie line in Singapore and which local snack she wants to bring home. They also talk to us about their Japanese album and concert tour, while Yuqi tells us how she got Chinese actor Wang Anyu to star in her new music video. Watch more: https://www.asiaone.com/video

I-dle on Singapore, learning Japanese and their solo work | E-Junkies

Chinese actor-singer Dylan Wang talks about why he chose Singapore to host the first international pop-up for his streetwear brand D.Desirable and how an impromptu basketball game here influenced his new collection, which is a collaboration with local illustrator Ah Guo. Read more: https://www.asiaone.com/entertainment/dylan-wang-basketball-singapore-ion-orchard-ddesirable-pop-up-store