Multiple-time Karate World Champion Sage Northcutt stands tall among the brightest young mixed martial arts stars of today. 

In 2018, he joined ONE Championship on the back of three straight victories and looks set to continue shining on the global stage with his winning combination of athleticism, skill, and charisma.   

Also known a "Super", Sage Northcutt, the life-long athlete held 77 world titles at a youth level and is now in Singapore to join as a guest on the The Apprentice: ONE Championship Edition.   

We speak to Sage about keeping focused in the "new normal" and his thoughts and experience on The Apprentice: ONE Championship Edition.   

#MMA #TheApprentice #OneChampionship

The new Swamp Thing has his roots in villainy. With a tough, imposing, and frightening presence -- accentuated by his muscular build, deep-set eyes, and bald head, Derek Mears fit the bill for some of the most menacing roles in Hollywood.  

Mears' career culminated with the remakes of two iconic slasher movies: The Hills Have Eyes 2 (2007), in which his appearance seemed to evoke the presence of Michael Berryman's Pluto from the two original Wes Craven Hills movies; and producer Michael Bay's remake Friday the 13th (2009), where he played the hockey mask-wearing, machete-wielding serial killer Jason Voorhees. 

Mears now takes on the role of DC's elemental superhero - Swamp Thing. Derek Mears chats with us on taking up the mantle of Swamp Thing, his career and what he thinks is the elemental hero's greatest superpower.  

The ten-episode superhero horror drama series is now available on Warner TV. A new episode airs every Wednesday.  

#SwampThing #DerekMears #WarnerTV

We speak to the creator of the We Bare Bears - Daniel Chong. 

Daniel talks about the phenomenon that is the We Bare Bears and their latest adventure that fills in all the gaps and tells the story of how the bears first met - We Bare Bears: The Movie.  We Bare Bears: 

The Movie will debut on Cartoon Network and other WarnerMedia channels such as Boomerang, HBO, HBO Family, streaming service HBO GO, Warner TV, and Korean entertainment channel Oh!K on 12 September 2020.  

#justsaying #WeBareBears #DanielChong #WeBareBearsTheMovie

We have a chat with Sophie Rundle from The Nest (BBC First). Sophie shot to fame after her role in Peaky Blinders as Ada Shelby - just one of 3 female leads.

Since then, Sophie hasn't looked back with lead roles in Gentleman Jack (Ann Walker) and Bodyguard (Vicky Budd) and now, The Nest.

Sophie talks about how she feels about Peaky Blinders' global success, the audience's appetite for strong female leads and her character (Emily Compston) in The Nest.

The Nest is a The Nest is a five-part thriller series that features young couple Dan (Martin Compston) and Emily (Sophie Rundle) as they attempt to have their own child with the help of young teenage surrogate, Kaya (Mirren Mack). 

However as their relationship with Kaya begins to deepen, they start to realise that maybe their chance encounter with teen was not as coincidental as it seems.

All 5 episodes of The Nest are now available on BBC Player.

Mong Chin, also known as @mongabong, began her career with blogging as a hobby. As an avid reader of fashion and beauty blogs in her secondary school days, honest and organic reviews of products always spoke to her best as she relied on their reviews before shopping. 

This led to her starting her own blog where she reviewed products that she personally had good experiences with.  Today, with over 255,000 followers on Instagram and 88,000 subscribers on YouTube, Mong Chin is one of the top beauty, fashion and lifestyle influencers in Singapore.   

A big believer that beauty and fashion go hand in hand and one truly compliments the other, she is known to create engaging beauty and fashion content on her channels and is a well-respected voice and guide for her followers.  THEFACESHOP, a leading Korean beauty brand, kicks off the #EcoBeautySquad Campaign, a nationwide search for a new star in Singapore - of which, Mong Chin will be the Campaign Mentor.  

She will share her first hand experiences and knowledge of being in the industry; and the tough but necessary lessons she has learnt. By explaining and being transparent on what goes on “behind the scenes” she will give new insights into the ways of creating fun, engaging, exciting and unique content for the participants followers.

Jasmine Sokko is an incredible talented singer, songwriter and producer from Singapore known for her signature masks and infectious music.

Jasmine made the music world take notice when she became the first Singaporean to win the MTV Europe Music Award’s Best Southeast Asia Act for her single “FEVER” last November.

Recently, Jasmine has used her influence and partnered with TikTok to launch the #blessthismess challenge which has garnered almost 3 million views. The challenge encourages users to face their deepest insecurities and weaknesses, and cast it aside during these hard times – along to Jasmine’s new empowering pop-anthem MESS.

MESS is the her latest English pop single that aims to inspire listeners to always pick themselves up despite the setbacks they face.

We chat with Jasmine about her start, challenges, winning at the MTV EMAs and her Tik Tok Challenge.

Brec Bassinger stars as the lead character, Stargirl, of DCTV’s newest series of the same name.

In this episode of justsaying with, Angela Lee talks about how she started in MMA, plans for the future and being part of a "fighting family".

We're justsaying with WWE Champion Drew McIntyre who talks about how he approaches matches since becoming champion, and how he hopes to continue  engaging with fans during this COVID-19 pandemic and beyond.

We chat with The Fandom Menace, a Singapore-based non-profit organization that seeks to empower creators to realise their ideas.   We talk about the evolution of the arts scene in Singapore and their latest Kickstarter - Singaheroes, a comic book anthology featuring superheroes inspired by, or based on, Singapore.   

The 100-page comic anthology features not only 13 stories of varying genre, but also close to 20 artists from Singapore (with some support from talents in Malaysia).   

Singaheroes Kickstarter: http://kck.st/2Sb0Cot   

The Fandom Menace: http://www.thefandommenace.org  

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