Malaysian singer Fish Leong’s (pic) only wish for the New Year was a chance to return home after being stuck in Taiwan for the past two years, Sin Chew Daily reported.

The Covid-19 pandemic was the reason the Seremban resident had to be apart from her mother for more than two years.

“My wish is to have an ‘Anywhere Door’ which would allow me to spend Chinese New Year in Malaysia while being able to travel to any city instantly to sing for everyone,” she said, making reference to travel portal from the popular children’s series Doraemon.

According to Leong, being unable to be with family members during Chinese New Year made her feel lonely and homesick.

Despite that, she said she was lucky that her son Anderson remained by her side.

The ‘Anywhere Door’ is one of the most frequently used gadgets in Doraemon where the main characters Nobita and Doraemon would use it to travel anywhere instantly.

> The daily also reported that the two male YouTubers who were arrested after posing for lewd photos in front of Istana Bukit Serene in Johor Baru last week have appeared unremorseful after one of them struck a sexy pose when met by reporters two days ago.

Police brought the two online content creators to court on Feb 19 to apply for their remand order to be extended.

Upon seeing the press when being led to court, one of the YouTubers pulled down his shirt to expose his left shoulder in what was seen as an attempt to strike a suggestive pose.

He even showed the finger heart gesture and told reporters: “I love all of you! Please await my return.”

The second YouTuber, who was dressed in a yellow T-shirt, remained silent throughout the journey.

It was earlier reported that they were seen dressed in sexy clothing and posing outside Istana Bukit Serene last week.

They were seen hugging and posing sexily in photographs which were later posted on Facebook.

> Taiwanese pop star Show Lo appears to have dropped his attempt at keeping a low profile online – two years after his cheating scandal – as he was seen hitting out at his detractors, Sin Chew Daily reported.

The 42-year-old, whose scandal caused him to lose his job as the long-time host of a variety show called 100% Entertainment, was seen rebutting an Internet user on his social media who called for all “badly behaving celebrities” to not be allowed to return to the entertainment industry.

“Internet trolls are prohibited from leaving any comments,” Lo said in a reply to the comment.

● The above article is compiled from the vernacular newspapers (Bahasa Malaysia, Chinese and Tamil dailies). As such, stories are grouped according to the respective language/medium. Where a paragraph begins with this ‘ >’sign, it denotes a separate news item.