Taiwanese pop princess Jolin Tsai is a goddess—well almost.

We talk trash with Brett Anderson (yes, that Brett from the defunct Suede), about his beautiful life and latest self-titled album.

The irreverent and funny director, who talks in choppy sentences, takes time off to talk to us about the various women in his life, weird habits and tissue paper.

A self-confessed car fanatic, Eric Siow is one of the key people behind the forum Motorsports Asia, which is happening on Apr 3-4 at The Pan Pacific Hotel Singapore. He’s also the car designer of Singapore’s 2007 A1 team’s racing car. We quiz him on speeding, music and wives.

She’s done big budget flicks and riotous comedies, but with Mira Nair’s The Namesake, Jacinda Barrett really stretches her acting muscles. Wayne Ree talked to her about working with the cast and crew, relating to the film and whether she picked up any Hindi, and also reviewed the film.

Living for technology.

The Dewaele brothers, or the guys behind 2ManyDJs and Soulwax, arrive (again) to mix things up a little—just for fun.

Cynthia Lee MacQuarrie lets us in on her role as Annabel Chong in the riveting play 251.

We take a ride with Paris-based artist Mo Maurice Tan.

Graham Streeter’s debut feature film Cages brings a visual style to sunny Singapore rarely seen on the silver screen. We spoke with him about why he picked Singapore, his thoughts on Tan Kheng Hua and what he loves about our country.