The Hunger Games: Singapore Edition
Producer’s Pitch Notes: 1. It is the distant future. Ridiculous—Singaporeans simply won’t wait that long. 2. The post-apocalyptic state of Panem is presided over from the power base of the Capitol. Can we work some corporate sponsorship in here please? Someone talk to CapitoLand? 3. The rulers of this dystopia let the populace go hungry […]
Esquina
Innovative and prettily-plated dishes of reinvented Spanish classics by Chef Jason Atherton.
6 Good Reasons Why Online Shopping Rocks
Buying online is already second-nature for most of us. But even in the digital world we still tend to have our go-to stores, our oft-repeated gripes and a reluctance to look around the corner. If only someone could give us a good reason to dig around, some sense of which sites are really worth it […]
Chocolate Spa Treatments in Singapore
Celebrate Easter without the calories.
Interview: Wine specialist Lim Hwee Peng
The international wine specialist and judge, Certified Specialist of Wine Educator and partner of WineCraft Marketing and Services talks about his favorite wine lists in town and what he really thinks of Aussie wine.
Singapore’s Church Bars
Celebrate the end of Lent (Easter) and other festive occasions at these watering holes.
Scenestealer: minimART
Non-profit project minimART is an exhibition by artists and co-founders Vincent Chow and Kelvin Atmadibrata that offers enthusiasts an affordable choice to start their own art collection. Mandy Lynn finds out more for artlovers.
Scenestealer: Andy Warhol: 15 Minutes Eternal
America’s pop artist par excellence comes to Singapore in the form of this extensive exhibition. Curator Lise Macdonald has her 15 minutes with JFK Miller.
Interview: Visual artist and filmmaker Ho Tzu Nyen
A quick tête-à-tête with the creator of The Song of the Brokenhearted Tiger, a metal music-concert-cum-theatrical lamentation that reinterprets the myth of the annihilation of the Malayan Tiger in Singapore.
Interview: Singapore’s Romeo and Juliet
The leads of Wild Rice’s production of Romeo and Juliet, Hansel Tan and Julie Wee, talk to Chin Hui Wen about getting into character, romance and the local theater scene.