Welcome to "The Sunday Spill: Weekly Beats", highlighting the top entertainment stories of the week so far.
Bella grateful Syed Saddiq chose her despite her imperfections
Singer and actress Bella Astillah expressed deep gratitude to her new husband, Muar MP Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman, for accepting her despite her self-acknowledged shortcomings.
The couple, who got engaged in March after a long friendship, solemnised their marriage at Menara Merdeka 118 in Kuala Lumpur.
Susan Lovie, widow of Alleycats legend Loga, passes away aged 69
Datin Susan Lovie , the widow of late Alleycats co-founder Datuk Loganathan Arumugam, has died aged 69 at Hospital Kuala Lumpur due to chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
Her singer-songwriter daughter, Dasha Logan, confirmed the news and took solace in the thought that her parents are now reunited.
Veteran actor Damian Lau breaks silence on stroke rumours: "Have faith in me"
Veteran Hong Kong actor Damian Lau has addressed online speculation regarding his health after being seen using a walking stick, reassuring fans that he is capable of managing his illness.
The 76-year-old star urged the public not to worry excessively and highlighted the importance of maintaining an optimistic attitude when facing life's challenges.
Donnie Yen's 69-year-old mother-in-law wows netizens with youthful looks
Jennifer Wang , the 69-year-old mother-in-law of action star Donnie Yen, caught widespread online attention after appearing alongside her granddaughter during her birthday celebration.
Netizens praised her youthful appearance and elegant figure, noting that she looked more like her granddaughter's mother despite their 48-year age gap.
Lee Joon hospitalised after working five jobs a day to support family
South Korean entertainer Lee Joon revealed that he was once emergency hospitalised due to extreme exhaustion whilst handling up to five daily schedules at the height of his K-pop career.
He further shared that despite his immense popularity, all his early earnings went towards clearing his family's severe debts, leaving him with no personal savings.
Li Bingbing credits younger sister for her success
International star Li Bingbing has credited her younger sister and long-time manager, Li Xue, as the driving force behind her successful career and rise to stardom.
The sisters built a formidable professional partnership through mutual sacrifice, transitioning from a working-class background to establishing a major talent management agency together.
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