Multi-media artist Ho Tzu Nyen’s latest solo show PYTHAGORAS at Michael Janssen Gallery in Gillman Barracks is a compelling hodgepodge of video art, installation and music. He tells us about the inspiration behind the show.

More free arthouse film screenings for film buffs to look forward to on Nov 27-Dec 1.

The German Film Festival returns with a wide selection of genre films, from period dramas and romantic comedies to thrillers and Ulrich Seidl’s critically-acclaimed Paradise: Love and Paradise: Hope (Paradise: Faith is banned here). Here’s what not to miss.

Local indie stores are reinventing and relocating to make way for even more fabulous buys.

Forget the festivals, stop obsessing over big-name international acts. Our home-grown live scene has never been more vibrant.

Much missed restaurant-bar-record shop concept Broadcast HQ in Little India, which held live DJ gigs from cool collectives like Darker Than Wax, closed down three months ago after it was refused a PE Category 1 entertainment license. Co-owner George Grover tells us what happened.

Past season collections from indie stores Actually, Blackmarket, Front Row and Eclecticism up to 90% off. 

Retro disco reigns at what promises to be a non-stop party set.