The Arts House celebrates its 10th anniversary from March 26 to April 6. We speak to director William Phuan.

The co-founder (with actor husband John Faulkner) of British Theatre Playhouse pauses her prepwork for upcoming production Yes, Prime Minister (May 8-18) for a chat with Clara Lim.

There’s a new fitness trend that’s taking the MMA world by storm—floating in sensory deprivation tanks filled with body-temperature salt water. It sounds strange, but Palm Avenue Float Club founder Derrick Foo tells us about its many benefits.

Kevin Osmond is the CEO of Jakarta-based Printerous (www.printerous.com), a social design service that will turn your Instagram pics into poster-sized wall art (or a photobook, sticker or magnet). They currently ship to Singapore, Indonesia and Europe.

DJs Andrew T, Tang and Dave Does from the AOS Collective spare a minute to answer our off-beat questions.

We speak to local rockers The Voodoo Sound about their quirky moniker, their influences, and what it's like to be part of a 10-strong band. 

Nityanand Rai and Rushdy are founders of Twofold where users can acquire and share practical knowledge from real world experiences.

The newly appointed director of Singapore Art Museum—who took the post just as the museum was undergoing structural changes and as Singapore Biennale got under way—talks to Clara Lim.

Daniel Boey, fashion director of acclaimed musical A Singaporean in Paris, which runs from March 11-23 at The School of the Arts Drama Centre, talks to us about his vision of a uniquely Singaporean costume.

Mark Potsic aka DJ Nu-Mark sheds light on Jurassic 5’s massive ups and downs in the 2000s and the sensational reunion last year ahead of their upcoming gig at  Zouk on March 11.