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"Stay very focused. Just because you need to survive does not mean you should jump on to do anything."
Partying in PJs is the next best thing for staying sane during these trying times.
Third culture kid, Masia, on elevating the music scene, which is what Zaran hopes to do at his latest outfit.
Start the year right with bangers from home, featuring Jason Yu, Subsonic Eye and Shye.
Recommended arts events & launches to check out both online and in person in Singapore.
Gentle Bones and Benjamin Kheng discuss inspiration behind latest song, their lasting bromance and the state of the local music industry.
Your playlist as the credits roll; featuring hot releases from JJ Lin, Yung Raja and Charlie Lim
Southeast Asia rapper-producer-songwriter ALYPH reveals his soft side with intimate new single 'Adakah Kau Mendengar?'
Our ultimate end-of-year guide covers everything from log cakes to tempura to a beef joint. Dig into our selection and be spoilt for choice.
Kick off your December holiday season with these delectable online events and exhibitions.
Majulah Live to deliver a one-of-a-kind high quality digital experience for music and comedy lovers highlighting local entertainers.
A conversation on environmentally friendly practices with Timberland Singapore's sustainability supporters and their eco-friendly initiatives.
Alt-pop artist Jaye is setting a new bar in the local scene through his thematic songs and graphic visuals while championing mental health causes.
The food and social entrepreneur talks shifts in business direction , her secret to staying happy and formative moments about being a new mother.
Grab a PSL and bump these new beats by Chasing Daylight, Tabitha Nauser, Aisyah Aziz and more.
These days, we are on the lookout for experiences that navigate between our concerns and our need to just have fun.
Southeast Asia's first sustainable-conscious lobster roll restaurant Luke's Lobster opens chain in Singapore.
Breakout star of 'death bed (coffee for your head)' on her musical heroes and her childhood in Britain.