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Cocktails Of Our Times

Vijay Mudaliar is saving the world, one cocktail at a time

Good Intentions

We speak to Wonderfruit founder Pranitan “Pete” Phornprapha about the way the progressive festival celebrates people and the planet, and demonstrates how the two can co-exist

Online Warriors

They started as social media influencers, but soon found a way to leverage on their star power. Meet these entrepreneurs who’ve transformed their passions into viable business opportunities

Living Traditions

Ahead of the 33rd Baba Nyonya International Convention organised by The Peranakan Association Singapore this month, we look at the intricacies of Nyonya style

'Shroom Boom

These mushrooms won’t give you a euphoric high, but they’ll do wonders for your well-being

The Latest High Jewellery Collection From Louis Vuitton

Bravery, the latest high jewellery collection from Louis Vuitton, is an ode to the vision and perseverance of its founder

The Artistic Journey Of Singapore's Oldest Living Artist Lim Tze Peng

Tracing the artistic journey of Singapore’s oldest living artist Lim Tze Peng, who turns 100 this month, from his Chinese ink works to his explorations in abstract art

Fresh Start

The local F&B scene is slowly regaining its footing with these new restaurant openings

Miky Lee, The South Korean Mogul Conquering Hollywood

She co-produced Parasite, brought K-pop to the West and helped launch Steven Spielberg’s DreamWorks. Now, she’s throwing her weight behind a new museum of cinema in Los Angeles. Meet Miky Lee, the South Korean mogul conquering Hollywood

Pierpaolo Piccioli Pushing Fashion Forward With His Magical Yet Meaningful Couture

Valentino’s Pierpaolo Piccioli has long been beloved for pushing fashion forward with his magical yet meaningful couture. This season, he transcends the craft with the help of 16 contemporary artists

Get In The Groove

The Jazz Association Singapore, led by maestro Jeremy Monteiro, turns five this year—and in that short time, it has accomplished so much, including promoting jazz to a wider audience and nurturing local talents. We meet four young musicians who are set to take the jazz scene in Singapore into the next stage

Reinterpreting Asian Cuisine

Twists on the familiar expand our culinary lexicon and bring new perspectives. But we must seek to understand the cuisine’s essence first, say chefs

A Different Kind Of Happy

Take everything you think you know about karma, and throw it away. World-famous yogi Sadhguru tells us where the world went wrong and how we can fix it, starting with ourselves

The Young And The Reformists

Meet the 2021 Gen.T honourees who are advocating change in Singapore

Welcome Home

Meet four Asian design stars who are writing the next chapter of their families’ legacies

Sam Gilliam Is Celebrating New-found Fame And Several Career Milestones

At 87, the long-overlooked African American artist Sam Gilliam is celebrating new-found fame and several career milestones, including his first solo show in Asia

Is This The Beginning Of A Birdwatching Boom?

Grounded during the pandemic, many of us turned our eyes to the sky, and to the birds that embodied the liberty we longed for. Is this the beginning of a birdwatching boom?

Anthony Chen On His Existential Crisis During Lockdown

Singaporean filmmaker Anthony Chen on his existential crisis during lockdown, directing a movie from his basement bedroom in London and making his third feature film with the same two lead actors

The Younger Generation Of Change-Makers

Singapore, we need to have the talk (or several talks): the one about race, migrant workers, and even mental health. But ready or not, this younger generation of change-makers is taking on these social issues head-on

Common Threads

Cult designer Glenn Martens is giving the denim label Diesel a high-fashion veneer while keeping its social fabric intact

A United Front

At a moment when the world is finally celebrating racial diversity, violence against Asians during the pandemic has nullified all progress in one fell swoop. Where did we go wrong?

Saving The World From Blindness

For eye surgeon Jayant V Iyer, saving the world from blindness is his life’s work. But when the Covid-19 crisis hit, he harnessed his NGO experience to expand his mission’s remit, both in Singapore and India

Cooking Up A Storm

Despite their professional culinary backgrounds, these savvy chefs have found their calling at hawker stalls

Tanya Chua's Wild Musical Journey

Quarantine compelled Singaporean singer-songwriter Tanya Chua to create a new sound. As she releases her 12th Mandarin album, she shares how she wants her new music to take us out of our rooms and into the vast wilderness of Mother Nature

The Art Of Champagne

Many people struggle to describe the sparkling wine in the same way they do other types. Our resident wine expert suggests turning for inspiration to the masters—of painting and sculpture

Ganni, One Of Fashion's Most Successful Contemporary Brands

The Danish label Ganni, one of fashion’s most successful contemporary brands, has been hitting all the right notes lately. Its secret? Daring to care

Homegrown Furniture Firms Marry A Passion For The Craft With An Eye For Good Design

Proudly identifying themselves as homegrown brands, these furniture firms showcase the diversity of the Singapore design scene while celebrating a shared passion for the craft

Will We See New Champions At The Prestigious All England Club?

With its enduring support for tennis, Rolex continues to champion talented players as the official timekeeper of Wimbledon. Will we see new champions—or old—crowned at the prestigious All England Club?

Something 's Off Here

A hint of diesel fuel, a note of rotting flowers, an aftertaste of wet dog—these are the things that make our resident wine expert go weak in the knees

Designer In Residence

While quarantining with his father in Tokyo, Filipino designer Rajo Laurel found unexpected inspiration for his next line