9. John Legend, 43 – US$100 millionThe “All of Me” singer joined the panel on The Voice for its 16th season and continued to coach on the show until the current one. Legend’s career has proved to be a fruitful one, as he broke the record as the first African-American singer in the EGOT (Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony Awards) club. He made his US$100 million net worth as a musician and by partnering up with a leading movie production company in Los Angeles, as per The Richest.

When Roy Chan Ching-hin noticed how Hong Kong staples, namely bamboo theatres and dim sum trolleys, were slowly disappearing, he feared the city’s traditional Chinese characters and Cantonese expressions might be next. While working in an advertising agency, the 25-year-old font designer noticed that many traditional Chinese font sets were missing characters that only exist in Cantonese. This realisation sparked a passion for preserving his city’s language and culture through font design.

While it’s not known who designed this costume, Japanese fashion designer Satomi Ito has been credited for many of Hanyu’s outfits and is known to construct her intricate designs based on the music Hanyu sends her. For his free skate programme “Heaven and Earth,” Hanyu wore a green kimono embellished with gemstones and flowers. It was in this programme that he attempted the quadruple Axel, a risky jump never cleanly completed by any athlete in any competition.

Javier el 'Chicharito' Hernández se ha convertido en uno de los principales ídolos de los fans del fútbol. Esto ha sido no solamente dentro del territorio de México sino en diversas latitudes del mundo como Hong Kong. Es por ello por lo que una fan quiso conocer de cerca al delantero del Club Deportivo Guadalajara, mejor conocido como Chivas, de la Liga MX e hizo un largo viaje hasta Zapopan, Jalisco México para poder interactuar con él.

A leading local bank recently interviewed 630 people with current assets of more than HK$1 million to understand their views on the costs of starting a family. Based on the results, the bank estimated that the average annual cost of raising a child in Hong Kong is HK$284,000, which translates to around HK$6 million to support a child until they are 22, and able to be financially independent. This is a dramatic increase of about 50 per cent from the HK$4 million reported by the same bank 16 years ago.