Local theater mainstay W!ld Rice Productions is restaging the witty and highly engaging Stella Kon piece Emily of Emerald Hill. This time, the aclaimed and versatile actor/director will be returning to the role after 10 years, revisiting the Peranakan wayang style of female impersonation that has the Singapore audience in stitches. Heng tells I-S what the role of matriarch Emily Gan means to him.

The band's founding member will take on a different role as he mans the decks up at Ku Dé Ta solo. I-S sneaks a quick chat with the living legend.

The German duo Nic Chagall and DJ Bossi deliver captivating live sets and chart-topping releases. I-S speaks to Nic Chagall ahead of their much anticipated set at Zouk.

The sudden death of Michelin-starred Catalan chef Santi Santamaria in Singapore sent shockwaves through the culinary world. Just hours before his death, we sat down with the culinary maestro and his daughter Regina for a tête-à-tête about unusual foods, molecular gastronomy and the importance of educating the young.

We're always on the lookout for locally-based talent. So when we saw the confident, self-assured Japanese rapper who is also known as Monkey King perform at a recent New Year’s gig, we had to find out more.

We talk to the host of the iconic 90s gameshow The Pyramid Game who now juggles being Senior Lecturer at Temasek Polytechnic’s School of Business and emcee at high-profile events including the World Gourmet Summit.

In town recently for the 2011 Asian Masters, the chef and TV personality shares with I-S his experiences and what it’s like being paid to pig out.

Formed in 1999 in Brooklyn, New York, The National have made melancholic pop rock their own. Bassist and guitarist Scott Devendorf tells I-S what it’s like playing with a “band of brothers” as the group gears up for their gig at the Mosaic Music Festival.

The French godfather of techno pours his heart out to I-S about technology’s influence on music and what techno means to him.

You might know him as the drum and bass-laying Evol Intent, but the Atlanta native DJ-producer Ashley Jones drops a different kind of vibe with disco and funk as Treasure Fingers. I-S speaks to the Fool’s Gold artist.