Having exhibited in Australia and Singapore, local artist and curator Yen Phang's latest work is the community art project DISPLACEMENTS, a tribute of sorts to a 77-year-old residence in the Mount Sophia area that's about to be torn down. He talks to I-S about art in a rapidly-changing Singapore.

Don’t let the sleepy shoreline deceive you into thinking no one here knows how to surf.

The man behind Tanuki Raw and Standing Sushi Bar talks to Clara Lim about being a Disney nerd, awkward dates and stuff that freaks him out.

The founder of the all-new Luang Prabang Half Marathon (LPHM), which takes place in October 2013, talks about why the Laotian town is the perfect place for an event of this kind.

The Scandinavian music industry has grown from strength to strength and one such collective that has weathered the journey is Múm, returning to Singapore in June for an indie triple-bill concert at Zouk. We converse with Örvar, the founding member of the Icelandic experimental band to learn more about their professional habits and thoughts about home.

The new head brewer at Archipelago Brewery talks about how he learned the trade and his newest beer, the limited edition British India Pale Ale.

The actress who stars as Baby in this iconic musical, shares her first encounters with the show and motivations as a dancer.

The globetrotting co-founder of travel site Indiescapes (which provides individual holiday activities hosted by city locals) shares her travel adventures.

We unlock the secrets behind the successful satire One Man Lord Of The Rings with creator and performer Charles Ross.

The quick-witted director of Comedy Asia takes time off from running shows in seven countries, including Singapore, to talk guilty pleasures, fears and love with Hidayah Salamat.