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CNA
5 days ago
- Entertainment
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CNA938 Rewind - Cellography - Bringing AI & The Puppet Master to life on stage
CNA938 Rewind Play In 'Culture Club' Melanie Oliveiro speaks with the creatives involved in the production: Cellography presents 'The Puppet Master' Disney Concert. The storyline follows an old Puppet Master whose puppet magically comes to life – and soon, both begin exploring the world around them. Performed by Cellography, an all-cello pop orchestra, founder Hughes Chong and cellist Chua Siong Hoon will talk more about the plot's themes like love and courage, and how the production will unfold onstage using Artificial Intelligence. They'll also discuss the timeless Disney classics that will be performed on stage like 'When You Wish Upon a Star' and 'Can You Feel the Love Tonight'. CNA938 Rewind - Cellography - Bringing AI & The Puppet Master to life on stage In 'Culture Club' Melanie Oliveiro speaks with the creatives involved in the production: Cellography presents 'The Puppet Master' Disney Concert. The storyline follows an old Puppet Master whose puppet magically comes to life – and soon, both begin exploring the world around them. Performed by Cellography, an all-cello pop orchestra, founder Hughes Chong and cellist Chua Siong Hoon will talk more about the plot's themes like love and courage, and how the production will unfold onstage using Artificial Intelligence. They'll also discuss the timeless Disney classics that will be performed on stage like 'When You Wish Upon a Star' and 'Can You Feel the Love Tonight'. 30 mins CNA938 Rewind - Get your SG snacks, coffee, etc. @ ETC Travel Retail In 'Destination Anywhere', Melanie Oliveiro speaks to Edmond Wong, founder of ETC Travel Retail, a snacks brand located at Changi Airport – selling unique Singapore snacks and pre-packaged drink products. Wong will talk about what travellers can grab – at their convenience – from his store and what research he did to stock up on snacks people tend to buy when they're at airports. Wong will also talk about his very own ETC snack brand containing authentic Singapore flavours, and how these can double-up as gifts and quick bites. 19 mins CNA938 Rewind - Mind Your Money - Using AI to shop A new report has found that nearly two thirds of APAC consumers use AI to shop - so how exactly are these consumers using it, and what are some setbacks when doing so? Cheryl Goh finds out from Ben Wong, General Manager, Southeast Asia and Hong Kong, Adyen 18 mins
The Irish Sun
04-06-2025
- Business
- The Irish Sun
Epsom Derby CONFIRMED runners and riders as Aidan O'Brien pulls horse from £1.5m race ahead of crucial draw
THIS year's Derby declarations - the first to be made 72 hours in advance - are in… and it looks like being an absolute cracker. Aidan O'Brien has declared three for the £1.5million Group 1 - the world's most prestigious Flat race. 1 Legendary trainer Aidan O'Brien and his No1 jockey Ryan Moore will aim for a second straight Derby success after City Of Troy last year Credit: PA Some 19 runners will go to post, with the only one withdrawn at the final stage being O'Brien's Puppet Master. Below are the confirmed runners and riders, ahead of the all-important draw later on this morning. 2025 Derby confirmed runners and riders AL WASL STORM Jockey: David Probert Trainer: Owen Burrows Owner: Green Team Racing DAMYSUS Jockey: James Doyle Trainer: John & Thady Gosden Owner: Wathnan Racing DELACROIX Jockey: TBD Trainer: Aidan O'Brien Owner: Mr D. Smith, Mrs J. Magnier, Mr M. Tabor GREEN STORM Jockey: Billy Loughnane Trainer: Charlie Johnston Owner: Ahmad Al Shaikh LAMBOURN Jockey: TBD Trainer: Aidan O'Brien Owner: Mrs John Magnier,Mr & Mr Most read in Horse Racing LAZY GRIFF Jockey: Christophe Soumillon Trainer: Charlie Johnston Owner: Middleham Park Racing & Mr G Griffiths MIDAK Jockey: Mickael Barzalona Trainer: Francis-Henri Graffard Owner: Aga Khan Studs NEW GROUND Jockey: Alexis Pouchin Trainer: Henri Francois Devin Owner: Juddmonte NIGHTIME DANCER Jockey: Jamie Spencer Trainer: Richard Hannon Owner: Stall Perlen Ab NIGHTWALKER Jockey: Tom Marquand Trainer: John & Thady Gosden Owner: Juddmonte PRIDE OF ARRAS Jockey: Rossa Ryan Trainer: Ralph Beckett Owner: Mrs David Aykroyd ROGUE IMPACT Jockey: Luke Morris Trainer: James Owen Owner: The Rogues Gallery RULING COURT Jockey: William Buick Trainer: Charlie Appleby Owner: Godolphin SEA SCOUT Jockey: Harry Davies Trainer: Simon & Ed Crisford Owner: Mr Abdulla Al Mansoori STANHOPE GARDENS Jockey: Hector Crouch Trainer: Ralph Beckett Owner: Marcstown Ltd and New Chelsea TENNESSEE STUD Jockey: Dylan Browne McMonagle Trainer: Joseph O'Brien Owner: Westerberg, Tabor, Magnier, Smith THE LION IN WINTER Jockey: TBD Trainer: Aidan O'Brien Owner: Mr M. Tabor, D. Smith & Mrs John Magnier TORNADO ALERT Jockey: Oisin Murphy Trainer: Saeed bin Suroor Owner: Godolphin TUSCAN HILLS Jockey: David Egan Trainer: Raphael Freire Owner: Amo Racing FREE BETS - GET THE BEST SIGN UP DEALS AND RACING OFFERS Commercial content notice: Taking one of the offers featured in this article may result in a payment to The Sun. You should be aware brands pay fees to appear in the highest placements on the page. 18+. T&Cs apply. . Remember to gamble responsibly A responsible gambler is someone who: Read more on the Irish Sun Establishes time and monetary limits before playing Only gambles with money they can afford to lose Never chases their losses Doesn't gamble if they're upset, angry or depressed Gamcare – Gamble Aware – Find our detailed guide on responsible gambling practices here.
Glasgow Times
10-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Glasgow Times
Puppet Master pulls enough strings to shade stablemate Stay True
It continued Aidan O'Brien's domination of the trials in recent days, with the Ballydoyle handler also winning the Chester Vase and the Dee Stakes with Lambourn and Mount Kilimanjaro respectively, as well as the Cheshire Oaks and Lingfield Oaks Trial with Minnie Hauk and Giselle. Ryan Moore pulled a mild surprise at declarations when his name appeared against Puppet Master rather than Stay True, as the latter had won his only start, while Puppet Master had only won one of four races. O'Brien stated it was down to the experience factor and that ultimately proved crucial as the two began to pull clear. Stay True did not look thoroughly straightforward on the way round but in the closing stages it was Puppet Master (4-5 favourite) who veered of a straight line. Puppet Master (grey) and Stay True battle it out (John Walton/PA). Briefly, Stay True looked like he might get on top but Moore's mount was in fact always doing enough and got the verdict by a short head. Puppet Master was cut to 25-1 from 50s for the Derby by Betfair and Paddy Power, while Coral went 25-1 from 66s. Moore said: 'We fancied him in the Royal Lodge last year but he didn't quite run his race that day. 'He had a nice run at Leopardstown and that experience and that run stood him in good stead for today, they are two good horses. It was only the experience that made me ride him, they are two nice ones. 'We've still got trials in Leopardstown and York and there's France too, so we'll see where they all stand.' Puppet Master is 25-1 for the Derby (John Walton/PA) Coolmore's Paul Smith said: 'It's been a great week and these are two lovely horses who hit the line hard. 'Ryan said Puppet Master relaxed well and is quite an uncomplicated horse. I think the deciding factor of Ryan riding him was that he had the greater experience. 'Richard (Kingscote) was very encouraged by Stay True. He said he's still a bit of a baby on just a second run and will get the trip nicely. 'It was interesting that the further they went, the further they went clear of the third horse. 'We will see what happens, as we have runners in France and at York and there's always the Irish Derby and Ascot as well as Epsom. 'The Delacroix form looks strong and we like him and the two that finished behind him. The Lion In Winter did a piece of work the other day and heads to the Dante.' O'Brien was watching on from Naas, where he said: 'I'm very happy with both. 'I was surprised the second horse was even up to it as he was a baby when he ran first time. 'Leopardstown was his first time away and I was afraid going to Lingfield, but I knew he had to go and run for experience. He ran a very good race. 'The other horse obviously loved going up to a mile-and-a-half. He travelled around very well and he was very nippy up the inside. 'The two of them fought to the line and they weren't stopping.'
North Wales Chronicle
10-05-2025
- Entertainment
- North Wales Chronicle
Puppet Master pulls enough strings to shade stablemate Stay True
It continued Aidan O'Brien's domination of the trials in recent days, with the Ballydoyle handler also winning the Chester Vase and the Dee Stakes with Lambourn and Mount Kilimanjaro respectively, as well as the Cheshire Oaks and Lingfield Oaks Trial with Minnie Hauk and Giselle. Ryan Moore pulled a mild surprise at declarations when his name appeared against Puppet Master rather than Stay True, as the latter had won his only start, while Puppet Master had only won one of four races. O'Brien stated it was down to the experience factor and that ultimately proved crucial as the two began to pull clear. Stay True did not look thoroughly straightforward on the way round but in the closing stages it was Puppet Master (4-5 favourite) who veered of a straight line. Briefly, Stay True looked like he might get on top but Moore's mount was in fact always doing enough and got the verdict by a short head. Puppet Master was cut to 25-1 from 50s for the Derby by Betfair and Paddy Power, while Coral went 25-1 from 66s. Moore said: 'We fancied him in the Royal Lodge last year but he didn't quite run his race that day. 'He had a nice run at Leopardstown and that experience and that run stood him in good stead for today, they are two good horses. It was only the experience that made me ride him, they are two nice ones. 'We've still got trials in Leopardstown and York and there's France too, so we'll see where they all stand.' Coolmore's Paul Smith said: 'It's been a great week and these are two lovely horses who hit the line hard. 'Ryan said Puppet Master relaxed well and is quite an uncomplicated horse. I think the deciding factor of Ryan riding him was that he had the greater experience. 'Richard (Kingscote) was very encouraged by Stay True. He said he's still a bit of a baby on just a second run and will get the trip nicely. 'It was interesting that the further they went, the further they went clear of the third horse. 'We will see what happens, as we have runners in France and at York and there's always the Irish Derby and Ascot as well as Epsom. 'The Delacroix form looks strong and we like him and the two that finished behind him. The Lion In Winter did a piece of work the other day and heads to the Dante.' O'Brien was watching on from Naas, where he said: 'I'm very happy with both. 'I was surprised the second horse was even up to it as he was a baby when he ran first time. 'Leopardstown was his first time away and I was afraid going to Lingfield, but I knew he had to go and run for experience. He ran a very good race. 'The other horse obviously loved going up to a mile-and-a-half. He travelled around very well and he was very nippy up the inside. 'The two of them fought to the line and they weren't stopping.'
Rhyl Journal
10-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Rhyl Journal
Puppet Master pulls enough strings to shade stablemate Stay True
It continued Aidan O'Brien's domination of the trials in recent days, with the Ballydoyle handler also winning the Chester Vase and the Dee Stakes with Lambourn and Mount Kilimanjaro respectively, as well as the Cheshire Oaks and Lingfield Oaks Trial with Minnie Hauk and Giselle. Ryan Moore pulled a mild surprise at declarations when his name appeared against Puppet Master rather than Stay True, as the latter had won his only start, while Puppet Master had only won one of four races. O'Brien stated it was down to the experience factor and that ultimately proved crucial as the two began to pull clear. Stay True did not look thoroughly straightforward on the way round but in the closing stages it was Puppet Master (4-5 favourite) who veered of a straight line. Briefly, Stay True looked like he might get on top but Moore's mount was in fact always doing enough and got the verdict by a short head. Puppet Master was cut to 25-1 from 50s for the Derby by Betfair and Paddy Power, while Coral went 25-1 from 66s. Moore said: 'We fancied him in the Royal Lodge last year but he didn't quite run his race that day. 'He had a nice run at Leopardstown and that experience and that run stood him in good stead for today, they are two good horses. It was only the experience that made me ride him, they are two nice ones. 'We've still got trials in Leopardstown and York and there's France too, so we'll see where they all stand.' Coolmore's Paul Smith said: 'It's been a great week and these are two lovely horses who hit the line hard. 'Ryan said Puppet Master relaxed well and is quite an uncomplicated horse. I think the deciding factor of Ryan riding him was that he had the greater experience. 'Richard (Kingscote) was very encouraged by Stay True. He said he's still a bit of a baby on just a second run and will get the trip nicely. 'It was interesting that the further they went, the further they went clear of the third horse. 'We will see what happens, as we have runners in France and at York and there's always the Irish Derby and Ascot as well as Epsom. 'The Delacroix form looks strong and we like him and the two that finished behind him. The Lion In Winter did a piece of work the other day and heads to the Dante.' O'Brien was watching on from Naas, where he said: 'I'm very happy with both. 'I was surprised the second horse was even up to it as he was a baby when he ran first time. 'Leopardstown was his first time away and I was afraid going to Lingfield, but I knew he had to go and run for experience. He ran a very good race. 'The other horse obviously loved going up to a mile-and-a-half. He travelled around very well and he was very nippy up the inside. 'The two of them fought to the line and they weren't stopping.'
