Falling in Love with the TV. Again.
17th year in the making, American medical drama Grey’s Anatomy has taught me much.
Author: Ler Jun
Ler Jun is a graduate from the University of Buffalo - The State University of New York, majoring in Communication. When not writing, he cafe hops and conducts research for his novel.
Summer retreat onsen in Ehime inspiration for Spirited Away’s witchy bathhouse
Mr Koji Kawasaki, professional hairstylist and manager of Kizuki+Lim, recounts the wonders of his hometown, Ehime, Japan.
Hulunbuir, world’s largest city by landmass, is far-flung yet culturally diverse
Located in the northeastern region of lnner Mongolia, China, Hulunbuir boasts expansive grasslands, Asia’s largest wetland, short summers, and frigid winters.
‘Love and Monsters’ Review: A Sweet & Silly Coming-of-Age Post-Apocalyptic Film Bridled with Monsters To Love
Unlike most dystopian flicks, this tender coming-of-age film, which stars Dylan O’Brien, is soulful, goofy and entertaining.
One man’s quest to save the Peranakan language
The Peranakan language, commonly known as Baba Malay, however, has been fading away from everyday use. One man hopes to stem this tide.
5 digital art projects that promise to wow
If you are looking to spice up your diet of online entertainment and relaxation, check out these five digital art projects by local talents.
Five historical items from Singapore’s fight against viruses and disease
A new online exhibition, Every Body Plays A Part, offers a fascinating look at how the Lion City braved public health challenges in the past, only to emerge stronger and healthier.
Your guide to SingapoRediscovers in the Bras Basah & Bugis Precinct
If you are looking to spend your SingapoRediscovers dollars in Bras Basah, don’t forget to include arts and culture spots in your staycation itinerary.
