Fresh from winning a gold medal in rowing at the Southeast Asia Games in Myanmar, Saiyidah Aisyah talks to Khairul Amri about motivation and Mega Burgers. 

Indonesian artist Boedi Widjaja is set to showcase Drawing Cage, exploring time and space in the city, structured around the ideas, methods and relationships of composer-turned-visual-artist, John Cage. He tells us about his childhood and Singapore's potential as an arts hub.

The founder of luxe portal SENATUS.NET and newly appointed Grey Goose Guild Visionary talks to Crystal Lee about his childhood and how destiny is essentially self-fulfilling.

The manager of The Farm at San Benito tells us how to make the most of a wellness retreat.

We chat with Arthur Lin, co-founder of Action X, about the upcoming Run For Your Lives zombie race. 

One of Singapore’s most interesting artists, 33-year-old Ang Song-Ming experiments with painting and videos inspired by pop music and musicology. His upcoming show Logical Progressions for Singapore Art Week is a smart two-channel video of the artist performing on a harpsichord to the tune of Bach’s The Well-Tempered Clavier. He talks to us about art, music and mimicry. 

Veteran long distance runner Daniel Chia, from the MacRitchie Runners 25 group, shares some tips on how to effectively prepare for a race.
 

The owner of The Nutrition Clinic talks about the pros and cons of juicing.

We speak to Korean mixed martial arts fighter Lee Hyun Gyu about how he's shaping up for his main card bout at UFC® Fight Night Singapore.

Filmmakers Ryan Tan and Sylvia Chan from Night Owl Cinematics (NOC) create sexy satire on Singaporeans and their stereotypes. Their videos were in the 2013 Top 10 list of most watched YouTube channels in Singapore. We caught up with the duo to find out about their recent success.