Week of August 18, 2006
LEO (Jul 23-Aug 22): “Raising kids is like making pancakes,” muses Brian Copeland in his show Not a Genuine Black Man. “You always mess up the first one.” A similar idea might apply to a certain multi-pronged project you’ve been working on, Leo. I’m not saying you should abandon or throw away your initial effort. […]
Saint Pierre
What can we say; from start to finish our dining experience here was as near perfect as one could be. This restaurant is superb: The cutlery is beautiful, the tables and chairs elegant yet comfortable. The sommelier recommends great wine; the staff actually know what they are talking about and can describe things like ingredients […]
Bring On The Pain!
We uncover some of Singapore’s more badass full contact sports.
Music Fiesta
Music festival WOMAD is back for the ninth year, with acts to please discerning fans.
Eclectic Attic
Whoever said Autumn/Winter fashion is boring? We bring you some quirky and colorful finds this season.
W!ld Rice’s play, Second Link
Don’t miss W!LD RICE’s play Second Link as it returns to the stage.
New York-based, Radio Mundial
Radio Mundial promises to be a fresh listen.
Director of The Beckett Project, Patricia Boyette
Delve into existentialistic topics in the stirring play The Beckett Project.
Second Serving
What does a restaurant do when it becomes successful? Open a second outlet. I-S looks at the number twos that have made it.
Local stage actress-director, Beatrice Chia-Richmond
Beatrice Chia-Richmond needs no introduction. This lanky and talented stage actress-director has graced many local magazines, and is one of the most recognizable faces in local theater. Here, she talks to us about some of her favorite things—among them, Prada, massages, kindness and traveling to Kenya.