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- Sep 27, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for South China Morning Post
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Nearly 50, Jason Mraz is genre-shifting, living in the moment and done flirting (opens the original)
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Ahead of his Hong Kong concert, the American singer spills all on love songs and ‘highlighting the goodness’ “I’m not trying to be a flirt, like in my twenties,” American singer-songwriter Jason Mraz says, laughing. “I’m almost 50, and that’s not the vibe I’m putting out on stage any more.” On November 4, he will return to Hong Kong – this time at the AsiaWorld-Expo – as part of yet another Asia tour, with a redefined creative perspective. Don’t expect the same smooth-talking flirt with the fedo
Gen Z jewellery maker quit her finance job. Then she built a million-dollar brand (opens the original)
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Koyo Song left J.P. Morgan to start custom jewellery brand Benalor. She shares the creative process and how her corporate experience helps For months, Koyo Song ran her jewellery business, Benalor, while holding down a full-time corporate finance job in Hong Kong – surviving on five hours of sleep and her ambition to build her own brand. In July 2026, the 28-year-old walked away from her position as a sales associate – and a six-figure monthly salary – to run Benalor full time with her boyfriend
5 of the best things to do in Hong Kong this weekend, September 25-27 (opens the original)
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Lantern carnivals, fire dragon dances, a Korean food extravaganza and more await Hongkongers this Mid-Autumn Festival weekend Few celebrations illuminate Hong Kong quite like the Mid-Autumn Festival, a time to light up the streets with glowing lanterns, gaze at the moon and share mooncakes with loved ones. This weekend features many Mid-Autumn-themed activities to make it a little more fun. Here are five things to do in Hong Kong to elevate your celebrations. Visual art and music collide in this
‘I wasn’t scared’: young Hong Kong rare cancer survivor who stayed positive (opens the original)
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Kevin Cureau describes how he stayed calm and confident of beating stage-three liposarcoma and the steps he took to protect his fertility When Kevin Cureau first spoke to his oncologist about the mass behind his knee, he was not stressed out. “It was more, ‘Oh, this is just something I have to get through.’ I wasn’t scared or anything,” says Cureau, 37, a French-Chinese cancer survivor born and living in Hong Kong who was diagnosed with stage-three liposarcoma in late 2025. Cureau took the news
The tragic Qing politician whose legacy lives on in descendant’s new novel (opens the original)
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The life of Duanfang inspires E.L. Shen’s novel Foreigners, about identity, queer awakening and the immigrant experience in modern America Duanfang rose through the imperial ranks, earned distinction for his service during the Boxer Rebellion (1899-1901) and went on to hold major regional posts, such as governor of China’s Hubei province and viceroy of the Liangjiang region. But beyond his dramatic downfall lay a deeper complexity. Duanfang lived, spoke and governed as a Manchu official, using o
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