Tarot card reader Monica Raj is true to her craft. She tells us how she does it, and what she won’t do.

Singapore’s most talked about celebrity hairstylist David Gan dresses the tresses of local stars and is also responsible for Chinese actress Zhang Ziyi’s coiffure at major international events and film festivals. Besides, you can’t miss Gan’s gregarious character—his loud mannerisms and signature baseball cap are everywhere in town. Recently made a Singaporean PR, this Malaysian-born hair expert with the famously shiny pate, and spokesman for Japanese haircare product Asience, took some time off to have a little banter with us.

A splashing good time is in store.

The current exhibition of Sue, the Tyrannosaurus, at the Singapore Science Centre brings the long lost thunder lizards right to our doorstep. I-S speaks to the woman who discovered her, Sue Hendrickson.

Parsleys, beans, plasticine and matchsticks come alive in the award-winning The Great War.

Rock on with Rock Opera The Musical—A Rock Anthology.

The Peranakan heritage is very much associated with older folks and the pre-65ers in Singapore. I-S speaks with one aberration, 35-year-old Alvin Yapp, a young Peranakan man, and discovers amazing things about this enigmatic culture.

Maria Cordero, whose best known films include ’97 Aces Go Places, and who can recently be seen in arthouse film Invisible Waves, talks to us about happiness.

Bamboo will dish out sweet rock sounds to take you to sonic wonderland.

We profile Singapore’s quirkier, idiosyncratic and dynamic minorities.