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Star Awards 2013

Star Awards 2013
红星大奖2013
Date21 April 2013 – Show 1
28 April 2013 – Show 2
LocationShow 1:
Mediacorp TV Theatre
Walk of Fame, Show 2 and Post-show: Marina Bay Sands
CountrySingapore
Hosted byShow 1:
Pornsak
Lee Teng
Vivian Lai
Kate Pang
Jeffery Xu
Walk of Fame:
Dasmond Koh
Vivian Lai
Lee Teng
Kate Pang
Show 2:
Guo Liang
Quan Yi Fong
Highlights
Most awardsDrama:
Unriddle 2 (5)
Variety/Info-ed:
Find Me A Singaporean (season 3)
Star Awards 2012 (2 each)
Most nominationsDrama:
Joys of Life (13)
Variety/Info-ed:
Jobs Around the World (5)
Best DramaPillow Talk
Best Variety ShowBody SOS
Honorary TV AwardHuang Wenyong
Website"Official website". Archived from the original on 18 March 2014. Retrieved 24 December 2015.
Television/radio coverage
NetworkMediacorp Channel 8
Mediacorp Channel U
Runtime180 mins (both presentations)
60 mins (Walk of Fame and Post-show)
← 2012 (18) · Star Awards · 2014 (20) →

Star Awards 2013 (Chinese: 红星大奖 2013) was a double television award ceremony held in Singapore. It is part of the annual Star Awards organised by Mediacorp for the two free-to-air channels, Mediacorp Channel 8 and Mediacorp Channel U. Star Awards 2013 was broadcast live on Channel 8, on 21 April 2013 and 28 April 2013. The first ceremony was held at the Mediacorp TV Theatre while the second ceremony was held at the Marina Bay Sands. The ceremonies were also broadcast on 8 International and the second ceremony on Astro AEC & Astro Quan Jia HD for the first time in HD.[1]

20 programs (eight dramas, nine variety/info-ed, and three current affair programs) won at least one award, the largest representation of programs with one awards tying the last year's ceremony's count. Best Drama Serial Pillow Talk won only one award, its lowest count of awards for a winning Drama Serial, while Unriddle 2 won the most awards for the ceremony with five (two were from the big four major acting categories, and three from Show 1). Joys of Life won three awards out of the largest count of nominations for the ceremony (13), all awarded from Show 1. Only two variety/info-ed programs won multiple awards, which were the third season's Find Me A Singaporean and the last year's Star Awards ceremony, the latter retaining the three-year winning streak for Best Variety Special.

This was the second ceremony since 2007 to not present the All-Time Favourite Artiste, in its place was the newly-introduced Honorary TV Award. This is currently the last ceremony to date where awards for "Best News Presenter" and "Best Current Affairs Presenter" were presented, ending a tradition that began in 2000.

Programme details

Date Shows Time Channel Simulcast on Venue
21 April 2013 Star Awards 2013 Show 1 7pm to 10 pm Mediacorp Channel 8 Mediacorp 8 International Mediacorp TV Theatre
28 April 2013 Star Awards 2013 Walk of Fame 5.30 pm to 6.30 pm Mediacorp Channel 8 Mediacorp 8 International Marina Bay Sands Expo and Convention Centre
28 April 2013 Star Awards 2013 Show 2 7pm to 10 pm Mediacorp Channel 8 Mediacorp 8 International
Astro AEC
Astro Quan Jia HD
Marina Bay Sands Grand Theatre
28 April 2013 Star Awards 2013 Post Show Party 10pm to 11 pm Mediacorp Channel U Mediacorp 8 International Marina Bay Sands Grand Theatre Lobby

Notes

  • Representatives listed are only applicable to the awarded title, and need not be mentioned in the Hall of Fame.
  • 1 A representative will collect the award in place of the nominee.
  • Unless otherwise stated, the winners are listed first, highlighted in boldface.

Show 1

The first show, titled "亮闪八方" (Shining Light) was broadcast on 21 April 2013 at the Mediacorp Studios at Caldecott Hill.

In place of the usual opener, artistes and nominated backstage personnel were directly ushered to their seats on Show 1, in view of a special tribute for late television icon Huang Wenyong, who died the previous day. A five-minute segment begins with host Lee Teng delivering his eulogy, then 30 seconds of silence[2] was observed, and a video of his contributions was played.[3] The show later opened after a commercial break at 7.08 pm.

Professionally Judged Awards

Young Talent Award
  • Lyn Oh Ling En  – It Takes Two as Hao Meishan 郝美珊
    • Jason Lee Kok Yang  – Double Bonus as Little Handsome God 小帅神
    • Lieu Yan Xi  – Poetic Justice as Liu Qingzi 刘晴子
    • Lorraine Koh Jia Xin  – Joys of Life as Han Meimei 韩美美
    • Tan Mei Kee  – Jump! as Fu Xiaomin 傅晓敏
Best Theme Song
Best Director
Best Screenplay
Best Variety Producer 最佳综艺编导
  • Kerlin Teo  – Share Something
    • Gan Bee Khim  – S.N.A.P.
    • Glen Lim  – Thye Hua Kwan Charity Show 2012
    • Jean Toh  – Jobs Around The World
    • Kerry Soh  – Bliss Seeker
Best Variety Research Writer
  • Lam Yen Fong  – Star Awards 2012
    • Lim Kar Yee  – Star Reunion
    • Loong Li Li  – Jobs Around The World
    • Tay Lay Tin  – Street Smart
    • Wong Eng Hong  – Bliss Seeker
Best Programme Promo
  • Danny Loh Boon Kiat  – Borders
  • Loo Li Min  – Battle @ Water Margin
    • Chan Hsueh Li  – Show Hand
    • Liew Lee Ming  – Jump!
    • Terence Lee  – Campus SuperStar (Recruitment Campaign)
Best Drama Cameraman
Best Costume & Image Design
  • Xu Ying Ying  – Joys of Life
    • Annie Chua  – Lunar New Year's Eve Special 2012
    • Justin Lee  – Poetic Justice
    • Justin Lee 李振安  – Channel 8 Countdown 2013 @ Vivocity
    • Xu Ying Ying  – Pillow Talk
Best Music & Sound Design
Best News Story
  • Evelyn Lam Li Ting  – ATM Account Hack
    • Hu Jielan  – Fake Diploma
    • Lip Kwok Wai  – Genneva Gold Scam
    • Ng Lian Cheong  – $1 Hawker Stall
    • Seet Sok Hwee  – Rivervale Plaza
Best Current Affairs Story
  • Yap Li Ling  – Frontline  – Scratch & Win?
    • Eg Yik Fan  – Money Week  – Old Place With New Vibes
    • Leck Chye Peng  – Focus  – Those Memories Of Yesteryear
    • Loh Jing Ting  – Frontline  – More Young Women Binge Drinking
    • Pang Kia Nian and Leck Chye Peng  – Focus  – Malaysia Bersih 3.0 Rally

Awards Eligible for Voting

Favourite Male Character
Favourite Female Character
Favourite On-screen Couple (Drama)
Favourite Variety Host

Rocket Award

Rocket Award
Romeo Tan

Viewership awards

Top Rated Drama Serial 2013
Don't Stop Believin'
Top Rated Variety Series 2013
Food Source (season 3)

Show 2

The second show was broadcast on 28 April 2013 at the Marina Bay Sands Grand Theatre.

Professionally Judged Awards

Best Drama Serial
Best Variety Programme
  • Body SOS
    • Jobs Around the World
    • Star Reunion
    • Street Smart
    • United Neighbours Society
Best Variety Special
Best Info-ed Programme
  • Find Me A Singaporean 3
    • Stories
    • The Banquet
    • The Era of Rising to Fame
    • Tuesday Report 2012 – A Taste of Life 2
Best Actor
Best Actress
Best Supporting Actor
Best Supporting Actress
Best Variety Show Host
Best Info-ed Programme Host
Best News Presenter (Channel 8 News)
Best Current Affairs Presenter
  • Chun Guek Lay  – Focus
  • Tung Soo Hua  – Money Week
    • Desmond Lim Soo Guan  – Good Morning Singapore!
    • Youyi  – Good Morning Singapore!
    • Qi Qi  – Good Morning Singapore!
Best Newcomer Award

Awards Eligible for Voting

BottomSlim Sexiest Legs Award BottomSlim 最性感美腿奖
  • Ann Kok
    • Joanne Peh
    • Rebecca Lim
    • Belinda Lee
    • Yvonne Lim

Special Award

The Honorary TV award is introduced as a special achievement award given out posthumously to past artiste(s) to honour contributions made to the local TV industry. The wife and daughter of Huang Wenyong represented the late television icon to receive the Honorary TV Award in recognition of his contributions to Singapore's television industry.[4]

Honorary TV Award
Huang Wenyong

Top 10 awards

Similar to previous ceremonies, The Top 10 Most Popular Male Artistes and Top 10 Most Popular Female Artistes will be decided by telepoll and online voting; each carrying a 50% weightage towards the final result. The telepoll lines was announced and opened on 15 March 2013, and would run until 28 April at 8.30 pm. The temporary results (Top n) are not publicized on TV but through the Toggle Now app, which users can download from the App Store or Google Play.

The nominees are listed in telepoll line order. The results of the Top 10 awards are not in rank order.

Note Description
Italic New to list (Not nominated last year).
Bold Awardees who made it to the Show 2 top 10.
Made it to top 10 in the week / Fall under the Top n category.
n How many of this awards the awardee got.
10 To be awarded the All-Time Favourite Artiste in the next Star Awards.
Stage: Start date 16 Mar 2 Apr 9 Apr 16 Apr Show 2
End date / Position 1 Apr 8 Apr 15 Apr 22 Apr Top 16 Top 14 Top 10
Telepoll lines Artistes Results
Top 10 Most Popular Male Artistes
1900-112-2001 Richard Low
1900-112-2002 Zhu Houren
1900-112-2003 Dennis Chew 4
1900-112-2004 Pierre Png
1900-112-2005 Terence Cao
1900-112-2006 Huang Wenyong 1, 2 23
1900-112-2007 Thomas Ong
1900-112-2008 Yao Wen Long
1900-112-2009 Zheng Geping 5
1900-112-2010 Qi Yuwu
1900-112-2011 Dasmond Koh 7
1900-112-2012 Dai Yang Tian 2
1900-112-2013 Chen Shucheng
1900-112-2014 Pornsak 3
1900-112-2015 Guo Liang
1900-112-2016 Chen Hanwei 10
1900-112-2017 Bryan Wong 10
1900-112-2018 Elvin Ng 7
1900-112-2019 Lee Teng 1
1900-112-2020 Romeo Tan
Top 10 Most Popular Female Artistes
1900-112-2021 Yvonne Lim 6
1900-112-2022 Zhou Ying
1900-112-2023 Belinda Lee 1
1900-112-2024 Jeanette Aw 9
1900-112-2025 Pan Lingling
1900-112-2026 Jin Yinji
1900-112-2027 Kym Ng 6
1900-112-2028 Hong Huifang
1900-112-2029 Rebecca Lim 2
1900-112-2030 Quan Yi Fong 7
1900-112-2031 Joanne Peh 7
1900-112-2032 Rui En 8
1900-112-2033 Julie Tan
1900-112-2034 Vivian Lai 9
1900-112-2035 Ann Kok 8
1900-112-2036 Priscelia Chan
1900-112-2037 Christina Lim
1900-112-2038 Paige Chua
1900-112-2039 Tracy Lee
1900-112-2040 Lin Mei Jiao

2 Proceeds from the "Top 10 Most Popular Male Artistes" calls for Huang Wenyong will be donated to HCA Hospice. 3 Xiang Yun represented Huang to collect the award.

Post Show Party Awards

i Weelky Most Stylish (Male)
i Weelky Most Stylish (Female)
Perfect Body Award
Y.E.S. 93.3FM Award
  • Lin Meijiao

Summary of nominations and awards (by programme genre)

Most nominations

Programs that received multiple nominations are listed below, by number of nominations per work:

Most wins

Presenters and performers

The following individuals presented awards or performed musical numbers.

Show 1

Artistes / Special guests Presented / Performed
Lee Teng 李腾 Gave a monologue In Memoriam of Huang Wenyong
Zoe Tay 郑惠玉
Rebecca Lim 林慧玲
Presenter for the award for Best Programme Promo
Bryan Wong 王禄江
Tan Jun Sheng 陈俊生
Presenter for the award for Young Talent Award
Eric Ng 黄韵仁
Jim Lim 林倛玉
Presenter for the award for Best Music & Sound Design
Tay Ping Hui 郑斌辉
Zheng Geping 郑各评
Presenter for the award for Best Drama Cameraman
Ann Kok 郭舒贤
Yvonne Lim 林湘萍
Presenter for the award for Best Costume & Image Design
Will Pan 潘玮柏 Presenter for the award for Best Theme Song
MICappella Performed 《珍惜》 (from Joys of Life)
Mediacorp CEO
Shaun Seow 萧文光
Presenters for the awards for Best News Story and Best Current Affairs Story
Guo Liang 郭亮
Quan Yi Fong 权怡凤
Presenters for the award for Favourite On-screen Couple (Drama)
Guo Liang 郭亮
Quan Yi Fong 权怡凤
Mark Lee 李国煌
Dasmond Koh 许振荣
Ben Yeo 杨志龙
Vivian Lai 赖怡伶
Cavin Soh 苏梽诚
(Special appearance by Zoe Tay 郑惠玉)
Presented a skit of We Also Love the Stars (我们也爱红星) and award for Favourite Variety Host
Clifton Ko 高志森 Presenter for the awards for Best Variety Producer and Best Variety Research Writer
Will Pan 潘玮柏 Performed 《反转地球》, 《壁虎漫步》 and 《24个比利》
Raymond Wong 黃百鳴
Clifton Ko 高志森
Presenter for the awards for Best Screenplay and Best Director
Jin Yinji 金银姬
Tracy Lee 李美玲
Lin Meijiao 林梅娇
Kate Pang 庞蕾馨
Felicia Chin 陈凤玲
Gave monologues for each nomination for Favourite Male Character
Chen Shucheng 陈澍承 Presenter for the award for Favourite Male Character
Mediacorp chairman
Teo Ming Kian 张铭坚
Gave out awards for Top Rated Drama Serial and Top Rated Variety Series
Elvin Ng 黄俊雄
Cavin Soh 苏梽诚
Guo Liang 郭亮
Yuan Shuai 袁帅
Zheng Geping 郑各评
Gave monologues for each nomination for Favourite Female Character
Chen Liping 陈莉萍 Presenter for the award for Favourite Female Character
Senior Parliamentary Secretary, Education and Law
Sim Ann 沈颖
Gave out the award for Rocket Award

Show 2

Artistes / Special guests Presented / Performed
Tan Hwee Yi 陈慧怡 from Kids Performing Centre of the Arts Performed When You Wish Upon a Star
Tan Jun Sheng 陈俊生
Jia Jia 加加
Gave Opening Monologue
Ellien Chai Ee Juang 蔡宇妆 Performed 《雾锁南洋》 (from The Awakening)
Xiang Yun 向云 Gave a monologue In Memoriam of Huang Wenyong
Acting Minister, Culture, Community and Youth, and Senior Minister of State, Ministry of Information, Communications & the Arts
Lawrence Wong 黄循财
Gave out awards for Honorary TV Award and Best Drama Serial
Joanne Peh 白薇秀
Bianca Bai 白歆惠
Presenters for the awards for Best Info-ed Programme and Best Info-ed Programme Host
Wang Wei Zhong 王伟忠
Jack Neo 梁智强
Presenters for the awards for Best Variety Programme and Best Variety Special
Cast of Ah Boys to Men
Chen Han Dian 陈汉典
Presenters for the award for Best Newcomer Award
Christine Ng 伍咏薇
Lawrence Cheng 郑丹瑞
Presenter for the awards for Best Supporting Actress and Best Supporting Actor
Madeleine Park
林嘉瑞
Tupitsyna Larisa
Performed 《城里的月光》
Chen Shucheng 陈澍承
Tan Jun Sheng 陈俊生
Presented a skit in tribute to nominations of Best Drama Serial
Shen Chun Hua 沈春华 Presenter for the awards for Best Current Affairs Presenter and Best News Presenter
Flame of the Forest Performed 《看电视》
Hsu Nai-lin 徐乃麟 Presenter for the award for Best Variety Show Host
Michael Hui 许冠文 Presenter for the award for Best Actress and Best Actor
Cha Tae-hyun 车太贤
Chris Wang 王宥勝
Presenters for the award for Top 10 Most Popular Female Artistes
Fann Wong 范文芳
Lynn Hung 熊黛林
Presenters for the award for Top 10 Most Popular Male Artistes (first five)
Zoe Tay 郑惠玉
Linda Chung 鍾嘉欣
Presenters for the award for Top 10 Most Popular Male Artistes (last five)

Ceremony information

The day before the first show, Huang Wenyong died of lymphoma, and an eulogy was presented before the show 1 began.[2] The following ceremony a week after, after Huang was posthumously awarded the Honorary TV Award by acting cabinet minister Lawrence Wong, given as representation to his wife and daughter Wenwen, the show announced that any votes cast for Huang from the "Top 10 Most Popular Male Artistes" calls will proceed donations to HCA Hospice. Prior to the announcement that Huang would win its second and the other Top 10 since 2011, several shouts of Huang could be heard as only one award was left to be given out. Representative Xiang Yun praised the viewers live and thanked them for voting, and mentioned that nominations for the Top 10 are not easy and are fiercely fought throughout each year; Xiang told that it was Huang's final award, and encouraged the viewers on appreciation to a certain character through love and esteem, which received a standing ovation.[5] This was the only time where the award was presented to date; the award did not return in 2019, although there was a tribute to one artiste, Aloysius Pang, who died earlier on 23 January that year.[6]

The opening monologue by Young Artiste recipient Tan Jun Sheng and Jia Jia was also well praised by media, which brought several references in the current trends of 2013, including a cold open of Tan parodying Yam Ah Mee, then-returning officer at the time, and several celebrity gossips, including John Quek's announcer role. After Guo Liang and Quan Yifeng were introduced on stage, the hosts praised the artistes on their potential before the children return backstage; Guo even lampshade the awards being a "junior spin-off" and starting an official "adult version".[7]

Consecutive nominees and awardees, firsts in Top 10

  • The nominees for the "Best Current Affairs Presenter" award are the same throughout four consecutive years from 2010 to 2013. Two awardees received the award consecutively twice from 2012, and Chun Guek Lay was being awarded for the consecutive second time.
    • A rule revision in 2014 revised the criteria that the award will only be presented if a quota (of 10 nominations minimum) is fulfilled for that particular category; due to this change, three categories will be suspended in the following ceremony, namely "Best Newcomer", "Best News Presenter" and "Best Current Affairs Presenter".
      • Although the Channel 8 News & Current Affairs had at least ten presenters at the end of 2014, this year was currently the last time both the "Best News Presenter" and "Best Current Affairs Presenter" had been presented as of 2024. However, "Best Newcomer" will be presented again in 2015, with the exception for 2016 and 2017.
  • Rui En was awarded the Most Favourite Female Character award for the third consecutive year. En and Elvin Ng were, for their second consecutive year, awarded the Most Favourite Onscreen Couple award.
  • Bryan Wong was awarded the Most Favourite Variety Show Host award for the second consecutive year.
  • This was the first time Belinda Lee and Lee Teng were awarded the Top 10 Most Popular Female and Male Artistes award, respectively.
    • Dai Xiangyu received his second Top 10 Most Popular Male Artistes award since 2010.
  • The second season of Unriddle become the sixth drama to receive multiple nominations for the Best Drama Serial.

Star Awards 20 nominations

The 2013 ceremony won all three nominations, which were Best Set Design, Best Variety Research Writer and Best Variety Special, on the following ceremony next year; for the latter it was Star Awards fifth win for the Best Variety Special, and the fourth consecutive time on doing so.

Nominee Award Accolade Representative work Result
Ahyak Yahya Star Awards 20 Show 1
红星大奖20 第一场
Best Set Design
最佳综艺布景设计奖
Star Awards 2013
(both presentations)
红星大奖2013
Won
Lim Shiong Chiang 林雄强 Best Variety Research Writer
最佳综艺资料撰稿
Won
Star Awards 20 Show 2
红星大奖20 第二场
Best Variety Special
最佳综艺特备节目
Show 2
红星大奖2013颁奖典礼
Won

See also

References

  1. ^ "Who's in and who's out? Star Awards 2013 nominees list!". Today. 7 February 2013.
  2. ^ a b "Huang Wenyong's death casts pall over Star Awards show". The Straits Times. 22 April 2013.
  3. ^ Han, Wei Chou; Lam, Evelyn; Leong, Wai Kit (21 April 2013). "Star Awards pays tribute to Huang Wenyong amid outpouring of grief". Channel NewsAsia.
  4. ^ "Huang Wenyong to be honoured with special award at 'Star Awards 2013 Show 2'". TODAY. 22 April 2013.
  5. ^ "Star Awards 2013 Show 2 Part 2". mewatch. Retrieved 10 March 2024.
  6. ^ "Dasmond Koh: "Aloysius Pang's Voice Was There Throughout The Tribute"". 15 April 2019. Retrieved 14 April 2019.
  7. ^ "Star Awards 2013 Show 2 Part 1". mewatch. Retrieved 10 March 2024.
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