Aerial Workout Classes Available in Singapore
Take on four full body workouts… while suspended in mid-air.
Singapore Sparks Interview: Shawn Tan of Manicurious
Shawn Tan runs quirky retail, dining and nail parlor Manicurious with his former university mates and now business partners Justin Chow and Wong Yijin.
“Die Die Must Try” Recommendations by Famous Singapore Foodies
Fellow foodies share their favorite die die must try dishes.
overdoughs
This takeaway bakeshop and deli, marketed as a quick and dirty version of its sister restaurant, Artichoke Café + Bar (just across the street) charms with its score of offerings housed in what feels like a grungy, hip primary school tuckshop. Sample Moorish fare like fatayers (meat pie pastries), Lebanese za’atar flatbreads, cashew filo cigars, […]
Le Bistrot Du Sommelier | 53 Armenian Street
Forget about prissy French fare, the menu is full of hearty French nosh in a cozy bistro setting.
The Cufflink Club
The buzz: The latest addition on the cocktail bar front is this newbie in a Chinatown shophouse (just a few doors down from Esquina and Oriole Coffee Roasters) headed by owner-mixologist Joel Fraser, who’s an alum of both award-winning Melbourne bar Der Raum and Tippling Club. The décor: The Cufflink Club boasts a sleek but not […]
Club Lava
The buzz: Taking up residence in what used to be Le Baroque, this 300-capacity spot is part of the early wave of a CHIJMES renaissance. Trust us, you’re going to be hearing plenty more from this part of town in the coming months. With a capacity of some 300, there’s potential for it to get […]
The China-Born Legacy
Directed by: The Singapore Olympic FoundationStarring: Feng Tianwei, other proficient paddlers and a cast of also-ransRunning Time: Shows no sign of stoppingNot so long ago, in a country really rather close to home… This latest installment in the frankly-not-especially-successful Singapore Olympic franchise (after 04’s tepid “Shuttler’s Advance” and the 2008 stinker “Solitary Silver”) sees Feng […]
Interview: Santhira Morgan for Indian Lawyers
Santhira Morgan is the writer and director of Indian Lawyers, a racially-charged comedy following a multicultural courtroom trial. He tells Chin Hui Wen about growing up with stereotypes, the importance of addressing racial bias directly and how cast members can use the knowledge they learnt to pick-up girls.
Interview: Ingrid Michaelson
This New York-based indie pop songstress is famous for hit tunes about love and relationships which have been featured on popular television series like Scrubs, Bones and Grey’s Anatomy. She tells Chin Hui Wen about her favorite music collaborator, sounding like a woman and her sleeping habits.