I-S finds out from male stripper Bryan (not his real name) what it’s like to have women scream for his body.

I-S speaks to the mild-mannered Stoni about what it’s like to be part of installing those unique, UFO-looking roof structures above Clarke Quay.

She lets Asha Edmund in on everything from her trip to Cambodia, to what’s playing in her ipod, to her fondness for Bill Gates.

Jazz birds from The Manhattan Transfer fly into town.

We check out the snappy uniforms worn around town, and ask “how does it feel?”

Angelina Choo, president of The A Cappella Society, has been choral conducting for many years and singing for more than 20 years. Building the a cappella scene in Singapore has been the focus of her artistic efforts, and I-S finds out more about what her job is like.

Paradise is captured in Ai Yamaguchi’s paintings.

Instead of sight, sound takes centerstage in the brilliant and eerie thriller Phobia.

Sometimes, a man got to do what he got to do.

Two buskers tell us why they do it.