Water Sports and Activities in Singapore: Five Places To Have Fun in the Sun
With Phase 2 rules still in effect, we're all limited to certain types of group activities that can be enjoyed with your friends and family. If you're…
Entertainment
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Film Of The Month: Beasts Clawing At Straws, A Bloody Good Korean Noir About Chasing Money
Blood money spurts to grisly new heights in Beasts Clawing At Straws, a delightfully dark comedy by South Korean director Kim Yong-hoon. Opening with …
Guide to Safe Fun in Singapore: Awesome Activities to Do in Groups Of 5 During Phase Two
Planning a group outing has never been easy. And now, it may seem like a herculean task to take on with options being limited by the numerous restrictions in place due to the pandemic. Not sure where …
Film Of The Month: Little Women Is An Emotional Coming-Of-Age About Standing Up For Oneself
If you haven’t read Louisa May Alcott’s famous 1868 novel, then you're in for a treat. Garnering rave reviews for her solo directorial debut in the in…
Film Buff Alert: Singapore’s The Projector Reopens Next Wednesday With A Sizzling July Lineup
Film buffs rejoice – after three long months of Netflix and solitude, The Projector is back in business. Singapore's beloved indie cinema will throw o…
Theatre Review: Sight Lines’ Murder At Mandai Camp Takes On The Spectre Of Social Inequality
There's no whodunit without, well, someone who did 'it'. The genre of murder mystery presupposes not only a culprit, but a clear line between the guilty and the innocent – our fun lies in pinning the …
Film Of The Month: ‘The Miseducation of Cameron Post’ Explores A Queer Teen’s Journey of Sexual Discovery
Hollywood's treatment of LGBTQ+ characters has definitely progressed, from playing purely stereotypical token roles to being offered iconic lead roles…
Murder At Mandai Camp: Cocktails And Crime At Singapore’s First Interactive Zoom Theatre
Murder most foul... or the grisly work of the supernatural? That's the haunting question you must solve in Murder at Mandai Camp, a first-of-its-kind …
Quarantine Cupid: Virtual Date Ideas For Lockdown Romance
We might be grounded at home, but love is still in the air. While virtual dates can't beat the real thing, being forced to get creative in lockdown does wonders to keep your relationship fresh. In oth…
Film Of The Month: Leigh Whannell’s The Invisible Man Plays on The Unseen Horrors of Domestic Violence
Long before the Marvel Cinematic Universe and DC Extended Universe existed, there was the Dark Universe – the OG shared ecosystem where iconic monster…