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1 week ago | herworld.com | Shazrina Shamsudin

The hotpot scene in Singapore has always been thriving and has become somewhat of a staple for many. While it’s teeming with options, there’s one chain that seems to dominate the market in Singapore—and yes, if you guessed Hai Di Lao, you’re absolutely right. Founded in Jianyang, Sichuan, in 1994, Hai Di Lao started expanding its operations and only opened its first branch in Singapore in 2012 at Clarke Quay.

1 week ago | herworld.com | Shazrina Shamsudin

As the Star Awards returns to its iconic home at The Theatre at Mediacorp for its 30th anniversary, there’s an unmistakable sense of nostalgia and excitement in the air. For many of the stars walking the red carpet this year, it’s more than just another awards show—it’s a full-circle moment. “I think it’s an honour, and kind of a happy moment for me,” says veteran actor Pierre Png, reflecting on the milestone year. “There are so many other platforms now, and people are still watching TV.

2 weeks ago | herworld.com | Chelsia Tan

Although the closure of Jetstar Asia’s operations does not fall within Income travel insurance’s list of insured events – such as natural disasters, riots, or airport closures due to poor weather – the company has announced that it will cover affected eligible customers who purchased Income travel insurance with pre-trip cancellation cover and are forced to cancel or alter their trips.

2 weeks ago | herworld.com | Shazrina Shamsudin

From Disney+ to Netflix, the list of shows are ever-growing, and so it comes as no surprise that at times, we're uncertain of what shows we should start watching. But fret not. In this new monthly roundup, we've decided to do the legwork to find out the most popular, trending shows for you to add to your watch list. 1. Squid Game (Season 3) 2. Mercy For None 3. Good Boy4. Our Movie5. The Bear (Season 4) 6. Ironheart 7. Oh My Ghost Clients 8. Pump Up The Healthy Love9.

2 weeks ago | herworld.com | Chelsia Tan

Some travellers still downplay the importance of travel insurance, especially for short getaways. However, emergencies can happen any time and anywhere. Without proper coverage, a medical crisis overseas – especially in places with limited healthcare – could require costly evacuation or repatriation. Medical coverage addresses health emergencies – from hospitalisation and treatment to evacuation and repatriation. Some plans even cover urgent dental care, which can be crucial.