Dasmond Koh
This article is about the Singaporean TV host and DJ.
For the swimmer, see
Desmond Koh.
Dasmond Koh |
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Chinese name |
許振榮 (traditional) |
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Chinese name |
许振荣 (simplified) |
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Pinyin |
Xǔ Zhènróng (Mandarin) |
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Birth name |
Koh Chin Eng |
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Born |
(1972-02-22) 22 February 1972 Singapore |
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Other name(s) |
荣少 |
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Occupation |
Actor, Radio DJ, Host |
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Years active |
1997–present |
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Dasmond Koh (born 1972) is a Singaporean actor, television host and radio DJ.
Career
Prior to entering the entertainment industry, Koh had been a full-time deejay with Y.E.S. 93.3FM since 1996. He was one of the RCS's most popular Chinese language deejays and was voted Friday Weekly Singapore's "Most Popular DJ" five years in a row[1][2] and YES 933's most popular DJ for three consecutive years at the biennial RCS Golden Mike Awards.[3]
In 2000 Koh joined MediaCorp while still juggling DJ duties and eventually resigned to join MediaCorp full-time several years later. Although fairly new to television, he was voted the Most Popular Newcomer at the Star Awards 2000 after starring in the sitcom Soho @ Work. He has hosted a variety of programmes ranging from travelogues to variety shows and major "live" events such as the Chingay Parade, Star Awards and SuperBand. Since crossing over to television, he has also enjoyed success as a host. He was voted the "Top 10 Most Popular Male Artistes" for the sixth time at the Star Awards 2012 and has been nominated for Best Variety Show Host and Best Info-Ed Show Host several times.
In 2012 he co-directed his first film Timeless Love.[4][5]
In 2015, he founded an Anti-Aging skincare and beauty products company known as FrozenAge together with Aric Lim and Rexston Looi.
Personal life
Koh was educated at Anglican High School[6] and Temasek Polytechnic. In 2002, he was an Ambassador for World Vision and sponsored 2 Mongolian children. According to an interview, the misspelt name came about when it was a fad to have a Christian name. He had asked a teacher for the spelling of "Desmond".
Filmography
Television
Year | Work | Role | Notes |
1999–2000 | Soho @ Work 新新关系 | | Won – Most Popular Newcomer, Star Awards 2000 |
2001 | The Hotel 大酒店 | Yang Maorong 杨茂荣 | Guest appearance |
2003 | A Child's Hope 孩有明天 | Hong Zhonggeng 洪忠耿 | |
A Toast of Love 吃吃面包谈谈情 | Yang Jierong | |
2004 | When the Time Comes 一线之间 | | |
Family Combo 门当户对 | | |
A Child's Hope II 孩有明天 | Hong Zhonggeng 洪忠耿 | |
2005 | Family Combo 门当户对 | | |
2014 | Scrum! 冲锋 | Hei Ge 黑哥 | | |
2015 | Life Is Beautiful 初一的心愿 | Jun Kai 俊凯 | Supporting Cast | |
Film
Radio Hosting
- 1996
- Especially For You (7pm – 11pm)
- 1997
- Late Night Dedication (11pm – 2am)
- 1998
- 1999
- The Nite Is Still Young (11pm – 2am)
- 2000
- The Nite Is Still Young (11pm – 2am)
- 2001
- Hi 中午好 Lunch Show (12pm – 2pm)
- 降温180 Relax 180 (11pm-2am)
- 2002
- 男女交叉点 FM933 Crossroad Junction (10pm-1am)
References
External links
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- "一首简单的歌"
- "世界唯一的你"
- "下一个天亮"
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