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Japan's True Blue Tradition

Call it an antidote to fast fashion. Japanese jeans hand-dyed with natural indigo and weaved on a clackety vintage loom, then sold at a premium to global denim connoisseurs.

6 easy dishes to pack for lunch

Nutritionists and food content creators suggest these healthy and convenient recipes

Don't cross Culinary Class Wars star Anh Sung-jae of three-Michelin-starred Mosu

On an early episode of Netflix's hit reality cooking show Culinary Class Wars (2024), chef Anh Sung-jae stood in a warehouse filled with makeshift cooking stations and considered the plate in front of him: a rainbow palette of handmade pastas, purees and delicately cooked seafood. On top was a smattering of flower petals.

Emerald Hill to make Netflix debut

Emerald Hill looks set to be the must-watch local blockbuster series of 2025.

Refreshed museums in SG60 arts

A timely slate of refreshed spaces and new programmes at Singapore's arts and cultural institutions will be launched in 2025, wooing audiences with a different Singapore story as the nation gears up to mark 60 years of independence.

Going casual to woo fickle diners

Serious artwork on the wall. Bespoke crockery on cloth-covered tables. A fine wine list. Eye-watering menu prices. Just don't call it a fine-dining restaurant.

Smartwatches Make Healthcare Smarter

From tracking heart rate to steps taken to sleep quality, smartwatches and fitness trackers can generate biometric data about the people using them.

Quality, not quantity, rules the superhero game

In 2025, the big studios are rolling up their sleeves to tackle a disease plaguing the box office – superhero fatigue.

Big-name musicals to hit the stage

Soothing melodies and soaring high notes are set to fill the air, as the coming year brings along a host of musicals to the Lion City.

Celebrating design with SG60, new hotels and theme parks

Architecture and urban design take centre stage in 2025, with marquee events such as a year-long celebration of Singapore's 60th year of independence (SG60) and launches of Sentosa attractions to enhance the destination's \"islander allure\".

Travel prices likely to remain high

Low-cost carriers (LCCs) - once known solely for their no-frills, short-haul offerings - have been going through a route awakening.

More will work from the office, but hybrid is here to stay

2025 marks five years since Covid-19 shattered entrenched beliefs about the nature of work.

Taking Pulse Of The Roar

In 2021, the \"Unleash The Roar!\" (UTR) project was launched to transform Singapore football. The collaboration between the Government and the Football Association of Singapore (FAS) came on the back of a goal outlined by the sports body, which then set the Lions' sights on qualifying for the 2034 World Cup. Over three years into its launch, and with the countdown clock ticking, The Sunday Times talks to football officials, players and the community about the project's progress. How close are the Lions to achieving this ambitious goal, or does UTR's mission extend beyond World Cup qualification?

ISAK'S 'ART' WINS IT FOR MAGPIES

Manager Howe lauds his striker's 14th goal of season, which keeps Newcastle in fifth place

United 'Much Better' Than 14th

Liverpool boss Slot says rivals are in a false position in the table ahead of their clash

Reds v Red Devils brings back old, bad, bitter memories

When it comes to English football's two most successful clubs, the gulf between Liverpool and Manchester United has not been so vast in modern times.

'Luke The Nuke's' Big Blast

Littler, 17, is youngest darts world champion, beating his predecessor to claim £500k

Osaka 'really happy' on final return

Former world No. 1 Naomi Osaka believes she has room for improvement, after reaching her first final since 2022 as she swept aside unseeded American Alycia Parks at the Auckland Classic on Jan 4.

Hamilton 'excited for year ahead' at Ferrari

Lewis Hamilton is opening a new chapter at Ferrari after 12 seasons with Mercedes.

Ethan Loses Voice But Wins The Gold

S'porean adds Optimist Asian and Oceanian gong to team title; eyes June-July's worlds

Thunder identity shows in 14th win to equal best run

The Oklahoma City Thunder, as a team of 15 \"really skilled basketball players\", just keep getting better and are not ready to stop any time soon.

Birdie Spree for Matsuyama, rivals in largely windless weather

Japan's Hideki Matsuyama was in \"good shape\" as he shot another eight-under 65 to grab a one-stroke lead over Collin Morikawa at the PGA Tour's season-opening The Sentry tournament at Kapalua, Hawaii, on Jan 3.

Hard to get past in-form William Robertson

Jan 5 South Africa (Scottsville) form analysis

Nuqman, A Man In A Hurry

Talented jockey marks his first day as a senior rider with a double at Sungai Besi

How to Make Practical Plans to Start Saving More

For many people, financial resolutions might be light-hearted fodder for small talk at holiday parties.

Facing discomfort pays dividends for former F1 champion Rosberg

Behind short sufferings is often the greatest joy, says retired racer and now entrepreneur

Climate Change Makes It Hard to Insure Homes in US

The insurance crisis spreading across the US arrived at Mr. Richard D. Zimmel's door in December in the form of a letter.

Plan your holidays in advance but stay within the budget

One hack is to book early, preferably during sales events by airlines and travel agencies

Why it Pays to Plan for Retirement Income of Up to $3,300 from CPF

Bank estimates show that such a monthly income may enable a person to run a mid-range car and enjoy short yearly holidays

Maximising your CPF money after closure of Special Account

When the CPF Special Account for those aged 55 and older closes from the later part of January, those with higher savings should consider using the extra cash to boost their CPF Life scheme.