This American blues and jazz guitarist has played with many top musicians including B.B King, Glenn Hughes and Beth Hart in his enviable career. The talented live performer will be in town to promote his new solo album—his 13th release—Driving Towards the Daylight. He talks to Chin Hui Wen about his improved vocals, being a late bloomer and his favorite guitar.

Having rocked dance floors alongside big names like Paul van Dyk, it’s no wonder UK electronic music maestro Seb Fontaine was recently signed on with Armin Van Buuren’s Armada label. He takes a breather with Mandy Lynn before the Formula One party.

The lawyer-turned-writer/lecturer/activist/stay-at-home mum talks to Chin Hui Wen about her career switch, lingering aspirations and hopes for the future.

Anna Koh and Tay Lay Suan founded Stilettos Travel, Singapore’s first and only travel company dedicated to women’s travel. They offer a unique buddy-pairing service, helping women find like-minded travel buddies.

Best known for her white rabbit balloon sculpture Walter, which is currently gracing the lawn at the Singapore Art Museum, local artist Dawn Ng is back with another tongue-in-cheek project. Her first solo show Everything You Ever Wanted is Right Here showcases handcrafted photographic and typography-based collages, which explore the notion of Singapore as “home” and attempt to reveal the tensions, idiosyncrasies, and hopes unique to this increasingly gentrified country. Ng tells Terry Ong more about the show.

This thrilling Puccini opera tells the tale of Manon, who leaves her lover Des Grieux for the wealthy Geronte but later regrets her decision. Loren Meeker, the director of the show tells Chin Hui Wen about choosing between love and money, being a romantic at heart and opera’s lasting appeal.

Three-time Tony Award winning show Avenue Q follows a fresh grad as he starts his adult life in a wacky neighbourhood. A hilarious performance, the show deals with deep coming-of-age issues through puppets. Chin Hui Wen talks to two of the cast members Bibo Reynes, who plays the characters Trekkie and Nickel, and Rachel Alejandro, who plays Kate Monster and Lucy the Slut. They explain the genius of using puppets, their favorite songs and about the show's lasting appeal.

The man behind the music for the catwalks of Vivienne Westwood, Matthew Williamson and Jonathan Saunders enjoys a tête-à-tête with Mandy Lynn.

Emerging Indian photographer/filmmaker Siddharta Tawadey’s powerful work (some abstract, others capturing the essence of space and the people he met on his travels) is some of the best we’ve seen in a while. Terry Ong shares a quiet moment with the talented artist who will be holding his first solo show here.