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LA museum houses retired movie and Fl cars, electric and self-driving vehicles

When car buffs travel overseas, they often add to their itineraries visits to car factories or museums.

Why book reviews matter and in search of Colombian women's literature

Singapore Writers Festival 2024

FORM AND FUNCTION

This condominium in Bedok Reservoir Road needed only touch-ups, but the changes helped to blend functionality and aesthetics in the home

Alcohol brands tap the art world to woo younger drinkers

The flirtation of art and alcohol makes sense today, as Gen Z is drinking less alcohol than previous generations

SRI MARIAMMAN TEMPLE (SPECIAL MENTION)

HIGH-TECH RESTORATION FOR SINGAPORE'S OLDEST HINDU TEMPLE

The art of Art Nouveau

This movement birthed in Belgium features undulating curves, long asymmetrical lines and earthy colours and motifs

ST JOSEPH'S CHURCH, VICTORIA STREET (AWARD FOR CONSERVATION)

PEELING BACK LAYERS OF HISTORY

BOLD PLANS, SENSITIVE MOVES

This year's entrants raised the bar in preserving heritage buildings through the level of care taken in the efforts

TAKING A LONGER PATH TO SUCCESS

Thiruben's focus on 800m bears fruit as he eyes 37-year-old mark and SEA Games gold

Argentina lose, l O-man Venezuela hold Brazil

It was not a good day for the South American giants in their World Cup qualifiers on Nov 14, as world champions Argentina suffered a 2-1 away loss to Paraguay while rivals Brazil were held to a 1-1 draw at Venezuela.

Carsley sees quality in England's outstanding talent

ATHENS - Lee Carsley claimed that England's 3-0 win against Greece showed the strength in depth that awaits Thomas Tuchel when the German takes over as manager.

ITALY FIGHT 'LIKE LIONS' TO PROGRESS

They seal Nations League q-final berth with Belgium win; frustrated France through too

Pressure starting to build on England rugby boss Borthwick

LONDON - England coach Steve Borthwick leads his side into the Nov 16 match against world champions South Africa at Twickenham in desperate need of a win, as he bids to end a four-game losing streak.

Player safety among new rugby chief's top concerns

DUBLIN - Australia's Brett Robinson said it was a \"proud moment\" for him after he became the first chairman of World Rugby from the Southern Hemisphere on Nov 14, and vowed to unify all the different factions.

JAPAN PASS TOUGH TEST

They battle through difficult conditions to thrash Indonesia; thankful Son hits 50 goals

Cricket may not be in LA for 2028 Olympics

Cricket might be forced to make its Olympic return outside Los Angeles, 2028 Games organisers said on Nov 14, following reports that the sport could be staged thousands of miles away in New York.

What's the most sensitive equipment on the planet? An athlete's hands, perhaps

Put a blindfold on Olympian Clarence Chew. Ask him to open his hands. Place table tennis balls in them. Can he tell them apart?

ZVEREV SETS UP FRITZ CLASH

He earns semis spot with Alcaraz victory, Sinner also through as group winner

Flat Dallas need to be energised, says Kidd

UTAH - Dallas coach Jason Kidd lamented his team's habit of starting slowly, as the Mavericks were handed a fourth straight loss thanks to John Collins of the Utah Jazz slamming in a game-winning dunk with only six seconds left.

Tyson's divine 'meeting' inspires comeback fight

NEW YORK - Mike Tyson, one of the greatest and most controversial boxers in the sport's history, is no stranger to the fine art of promotion.

REFUGEE NEVER GIVES UP ON PATH TO PARIS

Forced to flee Iran, Tiranvalipour achieves taekwondo Olympic dream at 2024 Games

ROMANTIC WARRIOR SHOULD WIN

Nov 17 Hong Kong (Sha Tin) form analysis

Gimme A Prince will be fresher for the task

Nov 16 South Africa (Kenilworth) form analysis

PIKE STILL THE PICK IN PLACID ARK RACE

Perth champion jockey can star at The Pinnacles Day even on outsider Mai Aloha

Guardians of Chimie Great Wall

A generation of protectors is stepping up to preserve the wall's legacy, following in the footsteps of three men who have led the way.

Sumo wrestles with existential woes

The Japanese ancient sport is described as being in a crisis as it faces high attrition rates and scandals that have cropped up time and again. Reforms may be needed to bring it in line with the modern era.

Tough love to help scam victims who refuse to help themselves

The move to control bank accounts of stubborn potential scam victims may look like overreach, but it's the last resort to protect them.

Economists need new indicators of economic misery

Existing measures of discomfort are failing to predict elections.

And you thought architects just designed buildings...

The profession must adapt to become holistic problem-solvers amid economic, well-being and sustainability challenges.

$16m scheme for firms to send workers on overseas postings

WSG initiative aims to help firms expand abroad, build globally competitive workforce