Poet Sharanya Manivannan tells us how to eat a wolf.

We catch up with some of the most influential people in the Singaporean film industry to see what’s coming our way.

We talk to artist Sandra Lee about hope, the little girl in her and things that last forever.

We have a heart-to-heart talk with Madame Arcati in between her spiritual sessions with the supernatural world, where she chats love, boyfriends, dangers of the job and the ghost of Teresa Teng.

Don Richmond is a singer-songwriter, producer and a radio presenter. And he recently took up another project—being the sound designer for Toy Factory’s play 251. We suss him out on obsession, beau Jean Danker and making love.

Cosmic Gate—comprising Claus Terhoeven and Stefan Bossems—plays pulsating trance that sends us straight up to the stratosphere and back. We chat to the grounded Bossems about life as a DJ.

A veteran of the big screen, she’s been in everything from Home Alone to Beetlejuice, yet you’d still be hard-pressed to find an actress funnier—or friendlier—than Catherine O’Hara.

Chia Eng Seng, lovingly called Uncle Chia, is an avid bird lover.

We caught up with Stump to chat with him about guilt, ears and vegetarianism.

Yoga is the in thing. Here’s our essential guide to saying “Ommmm”.