One of the actors who play King Lear in satirical one-man show Nothing Like Lear talks about the universality of Shakespeare and being afraid of clowns.

India’s foremost art duo Thukral & Tagra presents a new series of paintings exploring the socio-political issues behind the Punjabi diaspora using surrealistic, dreamy images for their mammoth solo exhibition Windows of Opportunity. We spoke to them about creation and manifestation.

The owner of old Western-style barber shop Hounds of the Baskervilles gets forthright with Hidayah Salamat about Singaporeans, religion and his wild past.

Ho Zhi Li the marketing communications manager at Changi Airport Group (CAG), tells I-S about the new Weekend Escapades mobile app. 

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

Singapore’s first female Nominated Member of Parliament and founding member of women’s advocacy groups AWARE and WINGS, tells Chin Hui Wen how she lives it up.

Daniel Goh is the founder of Singapore’s first specialty beer hawker stall, The Good Beer Company.

The Latin superstar (who last performed in Singapore back in 1999) reflects on his four-decade-long career as he prepares for his return 1 World Tour concert.

The director of W!ld Rice's take on the Oscar Wilde classic The Importance of Being Earnest—which was first staged in 2009—talks about handling the egos of an all-male cast.

Brendon Fernandez, who plays Algernon in W!ld Rice's take on Oscar Wilde's classic The Importance of Being Earnest, talks about playing a Victorian lover in Singapore society.