2009. Han Lao Da, playwright, founder and principal of Han Language Centre. Stella Kon, recipient of the S.E.A. Write Award and playwright, best known for "Emily of Emerald Hill". Catherine Lim, fiction author known for writing about Singapore society and of themes of traditional Chinese culture. Robert Yeo, poet, playwright, novelist and was awarded the S.E.A. Write Award in 2011 Lim Kay Tong, veteran film, TV and stage actor Kevin Kwan, author of international best-seller Crazy Rich Asians. Stefanie Sun, award-winning internationally famous singer-songwriter. Kit Chan, award-winning internationally famous singer-songwriter. JJ Lin, award-winning singer, songwriter, record producer, and actor. Aaron Hong 洪阿伦, Seven Kingdoms singer. Criminals Adrian Lim, a medium executed for murdering a boy and girl in Toa Payoh. Tan Chor Jin, triad leader executed for the armed robbery and fatal shooting of Lim Hock Soon. Mimi Wong, a bar cabaret queen who was the first woman to be sentenced to death and executed for murder in 1970. Sunny Ang, a part-time law student who was executed for Singapore's first case of murder without a body. Lim Ban Lim, a wanted gunman who was wanted for murdering a policeman in 1968, as well as other armed robbery crimes. Anthony Ler, who used a monetary reward to hire and manipulate a 15-year-old boy to murder his wife. He was hanged in 2002. Leslie Khoo Kwee Hock, a laundry shop manager who served a life term for murdering his girlfriend near Gardens by the Bay before he burnt her body Chia Teck Leng, convicted white-collar criminal, for cheating $117 million from four banks. He was sentenced to 42 years in jail Sek Kim Wah, a former National Serviceman who was Singapore's first serial killer and committed five murders before his trial and execution Teo Ghim Heng, a former property agent who was sentenced to death for the premeditated murders of his daughter and pregnant wife. Toh Sia Guan, a homeless Singaporean who was charged with the murder of a coffee shop helper during a fight outside a Geylang coffee shop. He was sentenced to life imprisonment. Vincent Lee Chuan Leong, who made headlines for kidnapping a fourteen-year-old student for a S$500k ransom in 1999. Lee and his two accomplices from China were charged and sentenced to life imprisonment for the crime. Lee is currently released on parole since 2020. Tan Ping Koon and Chua Ser Lien, who both kidnapped a seven-year-old