The pursuit of happiness and quarter-life crisis
I turn 25 today. There, it is … the infamous quarter-life crisis. Turning 25 is an interesting experience of sorts. For starters, I have graduated from university, am happily employed…
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Falling in Love with the TV. Again.
17th year in the making, American medical drama Grey’s Anatomy has taught me much.
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.
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.
Artist brings show from 58th Venice Biennale to Singapore
A year after the successful premiere of Music For Everyone: Variations on a Theme by Singaporean artist Song-Ming Ang at the prestigious Venice Biennale, the show has made its way home to our sunny shores.
A Singaporean Artist Who Uses Her Brainwaves as Her Medium
Using her brainwaves as digital paint, Yeo Shih Yun stretches the boundaries of what art mediums could be.
A Time-honoured Bakery Hustles To Bake Traditional Mooncakes, Mostly, By Hand
At a time of the coronavirus pandemic, traditional bakery Tai Chong Kok faces a modern challenge and perseveres to proffer baked mooncakes by hand.
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