Laugh And Cry With These Theatre Shows In Singapore Happening March To July 2020
Few experiences are more powerful than being swept up in a good drama – the kind that makes you ugly-cry till the snot runs, cackle till your ribs hur…
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Theatre Review: Gay Times Galore With Wild Rice’s The Importance of Being Earnest
There's just no keeping a straight face with Wild Rice's restaging of The Importance of Being Earnest – not when it's so merrily, fabulously gay. Alre…
On Singapore’s Favourite Neighbourhood Bar with Nasen XT, CEO of Harry’s International
If you're a Singaporean above the age of 18 or have been living here for some now, there's no way you haven't heard of Harry's, the city's largest chain of bars serving up decent grub and ice cold bre…
Singapore Art Museum’s S$90 Million Revamp: A Peek Into Its Sleek New Design
Museums always have a penchant for being artful inside and out, as the stylish galleries that dot Singapore's Civic District can attest to. One such i…
Designs On Asia: Unveiling Modernist Glamour At Masque Restaurant, Mumbai
Veiled amidst the grotty, unlit lanes of Lakshmi Mills, Masque's moniker might seem curiously apt. Getting to this fine-dining restaurant requires a p…
Housewarming Party Coming Up? These Homeware Gift Ideas in Singapore will Delight The Most Design-Savvy Friends
They say home is where the heart is, so chic homeware gifts are the surest way to make any design diva swoon. Looking for a housewarming prezzie or wedding gift for the discerning style maven in your …
City Nomads Radio: AKA Sounds, Singapore
There are few in Singapore’s music scene who haven’t heard of Amanda Keisha Ang, better known by her stage name AKA Sounds. The homegrown DJ specialis…
Valentine’s Day Experiences In Singapore 2020: Make It Memorable With These Date Ideas
Love is in the air ... along with a hefty dose of planning stress for some of us! If you're still fretting over how to pamper the king or queen of you…
Film Of The Month: Bong Joon-ho’s ‘Parasite’ Reflects The Dark Side Of Society
You’ve no doubt seen the name Parasite floating around social media. After all, the latest film by South Korean director Bong Joon-ho became the first first foreign-language film to win the top prize …
Eye Candy: We Talk To Sandeep Hathiramani, Owner of Hong Kong’s First Tea-Forward Bar, Tell Camellia
Sandeep Hathiramani has made a name for himself in Hong Kong's burgeoning bar scene. Having founded Gin Festival Hong Kong in 2019 and co-founded The …