The shoegaze-influenced Swedish band will be back in town for their sophomore gig. Singer Johan Duncanson recalls some of their memorable moments.

Lightweight materials and standout prints dominate this year’s sassiest Spring/Summer collections, says Terry Ong.

Never mind that Borders is gone. Following its recent revamp to be more fashion-centric, the new-and-improved Wheelock Place is chockfull of choice buys and boutiques, says Terry Ong.

A cool DJ playlist, cheap beer and a colorful crowd may be the secret recipe to a successful party, happening this Friday in Geylang.

Out of the stuffy cinemas and art galleries and off to the beach we go as the first Art-in-Film Festival at Dusk 2013 attempts to bring both film buffs and art aficionados together in a comfortable outdoor setting at the Tanjong Beach Club. Here we pick the best four films to catch.

Poet, troubadour, prima donna and one of our most acclaimed contemporary musicians, Rufus Wainwright is a class act of his own. Having grown up in a family of musicians (he is the son of folk singers Kate McGarrigle and Loudon Wainwright III, while sister Martha is an equally regarded singer-songwriter), the 39-year-old has gone on to release 10 critically-acclaimed albums, written an opera set to Shakespearean text directed by the legendary Robert Wilson, and will be in town for the upcoming Timbre Rock & Roots 2013.

Named after the infamous rock song by Nine Inch Nails, Australian artist Ben Frost’s clever juxtapositions of pop imageries against found objects like French fries and pharmaceutical packages explore modern society’s obsessions with consumerism. He shares his views on the state of the world.

In 2010, Singapore’s most famous art collective PHUNK collaborated with Japanese art legend Keiichi Tanaami for Eccentric City, which took place at both the Institute of Contemporary Art and SAM at 8Q. The group’s Alvin Tan fondly recalls the momentous project.

The editor of leading local Japanese lifestyle magazines WAttention and Mangosteen Club, AyakoFuruya Sogo, shares his insights into the Japanese community in Singapore.

Watch "lost" shorts as well as crowd favorites by some of our most notable local filmmakers like Royston Tan and Wee Li Lin for free online.