For the first time, E-Junkies is welcoming a Hollywood celebrity! You may recognise him as the Black Power Ranger and now, he’s Liu Kang in Mortal Kombat. It’s Ludi Lin! The Chinese-Canadian actor dropped by our show to share how he prepared for the martial arts fantasy action film and who he thinks is the best Mortal Kombat player among the cast. He also reveals where his Power Rangers journey actually started - hint, it’s in Singapore.

You might have seen her parody of Marie Kondo, or doing crazy challenges as Sue-Ann but who is Annette Lee really? Not just an actress and influencer, she’s also a singer-songwriter and her second EP, Song For The Underdog, is nominated for Album of the Year at the *SCAPE Youth Music Awards. We chat with her to find out how she feels about her struggles in music and getting over her quarter-life crisis.

As the Year of the Ox approaches, we invited some cast members of The Diam Diam Era Two to share how Chinese New Year celebrations have changed since the ’80s.

The movie continues with Ah Kun, Osman and Shamugam forming a political party C.M.I to contest in the 1988 General Election. The fervent campaigning sweeps up both Ah Kun and Zhao Di’s families. As Ah Kun thinks of many ways to garner support, will both families be dragged in as well? Will he really win the election?

With the launch of ciNE65, the leading national platform for budding and aspiring local filmmakers to showcase their talents, we spoke to two commissioned filmmakers - Lan Yu and Yahssir - to share their thoughts on the short film genre, what it takes to be one and their advice for aspiring filmmakers looking to participate.

Released just a few days ago, Number 1 follows Chow Chee Beng, played by Mark Lee, as he takes up a job as a drag queen after being retrenched from his civil engineer position. The movie scored Mark Lee his first Golden Horse nomination for Best Actor, but it is not without a trail of negative comments by netizens. Find out what netizens said and how Mark Lee felt when he was first notified about his nomination.

When Right Frequency first aired in 1998, it was deemed a bold attempt to replay the forgone ’60s and it quickly became a big hit among audiences. 22 years later, it is made available on Netflix and we took the opportunity to reunite Sharon Au and Lina Ng to talk about how the sitcom has changed their lives and whether there are plans for an actual reunion.

September proves to be an exciting month for the entertainment scene. One of the most anticipated Disney live-action adaptations, Mulan, has just been released in Singapore. Despite its hype, is it really worth a visit to the cinema? We also reviewed the latest season of Lucifer and talked about Alive, an upcoming South Korean zombie film

The entertainment world has been sizzling with news in the past few weeks. In this episode of E-Junkies, we discussed the latest local piece of entertainment news to flood our web browsers - the Dee Kosh’s saga. We also dived into other similar scandals and interesting pieces of news that happened recently.

With National Day just a day away, we checked in with Nathan Hartono to find out what this year's NDP theme song means to him, and how Singaporean he really is.

We recently heard the news about Director Jack Neo leaving J Team productions to join another company. Find out why he made that decision and what his future plans are in this episode of E-Junkies.