One of our most experimental (yet accessible) local fashion designers, Mae Pang has managed to fuse quirky prints and pleats with slim and playful silhouettes that are all her own. Ahead of her group show Future Fashion Now, she chats with us about her upcoming collection and future plans.

The veteran actor who recently appeared in W!ld Rice’s restaging of Shakespeare Romeo & Juliet is one of the most vocal figures about politics, as Terry Ong finds out.

One of the pioneers of the affordable art scene in Singapore, the independently run Vue Privée stocks some of the most interesting works from around the region and the world. Prices start from as low $80 (great for first time collectors) up to $5,800 (for one-off silkscreens by street artist Mojoko). Terry Ong chats with founder-photographer Olivier Henry about their move to a new factory-inspired space at Spottiswoode Park.

Some of us can finally die in peace. LA-based Brit poet-troubadour and ex-Smiths frontman Steven Patrick Morrissey is finally coming to town for his first ever Asian tour, and we’ve managed to snag one of the few interviews the man’s giving to the local press. He shares with Terry Ong his latest pet peeves and other existential misgivings.

The celebrated French graffiti artist was in town late last year for the opening of the Hermes boutique at Scotts Square, where he painted the town red (and orange and blue and black) with his striking street tags. He’s back for his first solo show here From Paris with Love, a collection of previously unseen works on canvas. He takes five with Terry Ong before the opening.

Before an all-out gig at The Butter Factory this weekend, the dubstep and electro DJ takes time out with Terry Ong for a kiss-and-tell.

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.

The 26-year-old Muay Thai champion, personal trainer, DJ, model and owner of pizza joint Slices at Orchard Towers talks to Terry Ong about boxing, babes and what he does for kicks.