Baey Yam Keng Is Our Selfie Crush: Here Are His 10 Hottest Selcas
WERK THE CAMERA, HUNTY.
Some Ah Lian Is Now On A Subway Ad: Watch The Cringeworthy Yet Tongue-In-Cheek Video
It’s not like we hate ah lians or blogshop girls who are ah lians. It’s just that we’d rather not have them, you know, FRONT A COMMERCIAL FOR GOD’S SAKE. Subway Singapore, being the awesome folks that they are, have employed the services of a “Rose Wah Chin Swee” to promote their new Turkey &…
Kovan Double Murder and Cineleisure Slashing: Is Singapore Really That Safe?
As the suspect of the Kovan double murder was charged on Monday, the case has created a crack in Singapore’s utopian surface. But the question is, how deep is this crack? Last Wednesday, at 4:30 pm the body of 42- year old Tan Chee Heong was found outside Kovan MRT station one kilometre away from…
A Marketing Revolution is Upon Us
Having taken Bangkok by storm during its launch in September 2013, Insta.Printa has hit the shores of Singapore and is here to stay.
Less Sex, More Food: Apparently That’s What 305 Singaporean Travellers Want
Singapore, you sad, pathetic piece of s*it. Apparently, you lot are so hungry that you prefer nomming over getting frisky. The world is definitely coming to an end. According to a recent survey by online travel company Expedia, 65% of Singaporeans would eat more than they normally would during a beach vacation. Only 53% of…
Glen Goei On Using Humour To Make A Point in Politically Incorrect “Cook A Pot of Curry”
It presents an in-your-face perspective of the middle class and the lower class Singapore at ground level and their gripes at government policies.
Pink Dot, Vincent Wijeysingha and DOMA: What Is The Way Forward?
By now, you would probably have known that 21,000 people rallied around Pink Dot 2013 to shine Hong Lim Park awash in a sea of glittery pink lights. You would also have known, from my story on Yahoo! Singapore, that politician Vincent Wijeysingha has become Singapore’s first openly gay politician. Also, how about the United…
Leave the Arts Alone
We live in a society that constantly tells us what we can do, or can’t do. Especially in Singapore, we are infamously known as The Fine City. Signs are aplenty in our island-state reminding us of the consequences that await if we chose not to abide by the rules. Everything is bounded by the law…
Malaysia Elections Unlikely to Derail Singapore Ties
Relations between Malaysia and Singapore have warmed in recent months but how will the outcome of Malaysia’s election expected this month affect the ambitious projects that the two neighbors are planning? Malaysian Prime Minster Najib Razak’s National Front coalition is locked in the tightest ever fight against the Pakatan Rakyat, an alliance led by former…
At Gender Equality Exhibition, Singapore’s Inequality Surfaces
Singapore ranks 55th out of 135 in the World Economic Forum’s Gender Gap Index, said Dr. Kanwajit Solin, head of a UN women body in Singapore, adding that much work needed to be done to bridge the gap. She spoke at the “Illustrators for Gender Equality” art exhibition held at the Arts House on Friday, March…