Lifestyle
From wildly popular trends taking the world by storm to unorthodox hobbies and cultures that pique your interest, the Lifestyle section has it all!
Sustainability In Film Photography: Is It Possible?
LOW LEXUAN explores sustainable film photography and how both individuals and businesses can help keep this industry as sustainable as possible.
Why Are Cafes Going Grey?
While cafes in Singapore consistently draw crowds, a certain decor trend might give some an edge. What is it about minimalism that is so attractive? ASHLEY WONG dives deep into the world of bare and spare.
Put on your Fun Keycaps
DESIREE SEAH explores the fun of customising keyboards with different kinds of artisan keycaps.
Singapore Theatre is back again: The Fourth Trimester by Checkpoint Theatre
AMY ANG attends the newest play written by Ms Faith Ng, sharing her thoughts on the play and its writing.
It Only Takes A Minute To Green It
DESIREE SEAH talks about the “Minute To Green It” campaign by North West Community Development Council, which discusses the benefits of local produce, and green living habits we can inculcate to strive towards a sustainable future for our little red dot.
What’s the Obsession with Reality Dating Shows?
What's the Obsessions with Reality Dating Shows? With reality dating shows gaining popularity...
Home is Neither Here nor There
MEGAN NICOLE YIN shares her experience growing up as a third-culture child in Singapore.
Elton John & Getting Older
JAMES SHARPE reviews Elton John’s Farewell Yellow Brick Road concert at Ashton Gate in Bristol, England on Jun 22, as well as shares his thoughts on ageing, family and the value of time.
Broker: Family is not always by Blood, but by Heart
CELEST THAM reviews Broker, Hirokazu Kore-eda’s latest family drama that was inspired by the phenomenon of baby boxes in Korea.
No Pride In Prejudice: How Singapore’s LGBTQ+ Community Are Still Fighting For Equal Rights
CHIN NGIOK SHUAN attends Pink Dot to find out from the LGBTQ+ community how social stigmas and prejudices affect them, and how they are still fighting for equality for themselves.