Cecilia Cheung Just Got Called A Liar, Here’s Her Response

More please! Fans are already asking for a JJJay concert. #8dayssgAsianEnt #8dayssg #JayChou #JJLin #Mandopop

K-pop star Minnie made a special appearance at the OWNDAYS "OWN your DAYS" pop-up at Plaza Singapura ahead of i-dle's Singapore concert. As the face of OWNDAYS' new PhotoShade campaign, Minnie greeted fans, spoke a little Singlish and drew huge crowds to the event. 8days was there to catch the Thai-born singer's appearance and see how local fans reacted. #8dayssg #8dayssgtrending #minnie #idle #kpop

gotta give parents chance more to boost our birth rate #8dayssg #8dayssgtrending #sgtiktok #sgfyp #smrt

Faith in humanity restored #8dayssg #8dayssgtrending #pigeon #faithinhumanityrestored #animalrescue

Can you really judge a person from a single video? #8dayssg #8dayssgasianent #kpopidol #airport #diva

And no, it wasn’t a dad joke #8dayssg #8dayssgtrending #bts #btsconcert #btsarmy

Swedish Midsummer at Gardens by the Bay: flower crowns, folk music and dancing around a pole. 🇸🇪😂 #8dayssg #8dayssgtrending #fypsg #sgtiktok #gardensbythebay

Singaporeans are noticing some unusual-looking names on PayNow after a new anti-scam measure took effect on June 6. The Association of Banks in Singapore has officially discontinued PayNow nicknames, replacing them with partially masked versions of users’ registered account names. The change aims to combat impersonation scams, where scammers could previously use PayNow nicknames to pose as trusted individuals or organisations. While the update enhances security, it has also led to some unintentionally funny name displays — including one Reddit user’s encounter with a PayNow recipient named “MX TAX HOXX SHIXX”. #8dayssg #8dayssgtrending #singapore #scam #sgtiktok

how about touch grass fest guys #8dayssg #8dayssgtrending #mercuryfestsg #sgtiktok #sgfyp

Same same, but different. #8dayssg #8dayssgtrending #singapore #china #fypsg

Singapore’s sambar deer were once believed to be on the brink of extinction, with conservationists estimating there may have been as few as three individuals left in the late 1990s. Today, the population has rebounded to around 120 deer across forested areas including Mandai, Gali Batu and Chestnut Nature Park. The remarkable recovery has led to new discussions about wildlife management, as the species has no natural predators in Singapore and its numbers continue to grow. Often called the “ghosts of the forest” due to their elusive nature, sambar deer remain one of Singapore’s least-seen wild animals despite being the world’s third-largest deer species. According to conservationists and wildlife researchers, the challenge is no longer preventing extinction — but ensuring long-term coexistence between humans and a growing deer population. #8dayssg #8dayssgtrending #singapore #sgtiktok #endangeredspecies

these birds got a better social life than me #8dayssg #8dayssgtrending #sgtiktok #birdsoftiktok #sgfyp