Jazz, swing, pop and rock. You name it, she sings it.

Local photographer Ming looks to the skies for inspiration.

Eleen Cai Yi Jie snitched the top prize for the Singapore National Barista Championship 2007 not long ago. As she trains and packs her bag to prepare herself for the World Basista Championships to be held later this year, we quiz her about coffee-making, insomnia and prices.

Akira Yeo feeds one of the world’s most feared predators—the shark. Three times a day, as it turns out. But not in the open sea; in the Shark Tank at the Underwater World Singapore. We check his body for wounds of any kind (and find none) as he fills us in on his job.

A mix of electronica and techno infused with dashes of the experimental, DJ and producer Serge Santiago’s beeps, beats and what-have-you got us curious. Ears pricked, we hopped over to the man for a quick chat.

Don Richmond is a singer-songwriter, producer and a radio presenter. And he recently took up another project—being the sound designer for Toy Factory’s play 251. We suss him out on obsession, beau Jean Danker and making love.

Chia Eng Seng, lovingly called Uncle Chia, is an avid bird lover.

We caught up with Stump to chat with him about guilt, ears and vegetarianism.

With A Wonderful Weekend, 72-13 will be home ground to a myriad of artists for a few days.

We talk trash with Brett Anderson (yes, that Brett from the defunct Suede), about his beautiful life and latest self-titled album.