The fun loving founder of the city’s original secret bar 28 Hong Kong Street (and winner of Bartender of the Year and Best Cocktail Bar awards at our Readers’ Choice Awards two years in a row) talks to Terry Ong about the brighter side of life.

Tay Wei Kiat is the founder of Oompr! a web-based marketplace, which allows folks to sell anything from clothes to tech gadgets, to online “friends” at sharp discounts.

Having starred in Avenue Q, Hamlet and West Side Story, Katharine Moraz returns as Tracy Turnblad in Hairspray the Musical. She talks to us about social media and being Tracy.

The founder of gourmet market PasarBella talks about his unusual name, pursuing his interests and his most hated tasks.

Respected Italian restaurant man Osvaldo Forlino talks about why he'll serve casual Chinese food at his newest venture No Menu Bar, an eatery on Boon Tat Street offering affordable lunches to the CBD office crowd.

Guy Vincent is the founder of Publishizer, a website that allows book authors to launch pre-order campaigns to raise funds to self-publish and negotiate deals with traditional publishers.
 

T.H.E Dance Company's new associate artist Jeffrey Tan (ex-Singapore Dance Theater) talks to us about inspiration, corporate funding and relaxing getaways. 

The Executive Pastor at the Free Community Church is also the organizer of LGBT festival IndigNation, which recently wrapped its ninth edition. He talks to Terry Ong about the state of things.

The rambunctious singer-songwriter-rapper from Down Under will be taking over the stage at the upcoming 1 World Music Festival. She takes five us before the gig.

Can I use my lunch hour to advance my career? Yvonne Anjelina, director and chief etiquette coach at The Etiquette School Singapore says yes.