New Opera Singapore takes its name seriously. Instead of staging the standard Puccini or Verdi title, it’s injected new zest into the Singapore opera scene with less mainstream works by the likes of Monteverdi, Poulenc…
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As digital technology steadily reduces our reliance on paper, will we have any use for it in the future? Source link
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After National Day comes National Rum Day on Aug 16, and Bacardi is ever-ready to celebrate with its new premium trueaged rums. Source link
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IN THE FIRST year of running Sustainable Living Lab, founder and director Veerappan Swaminathan paid himself just S$500 a month – less than the salaries he paid to each of his staff members. By its…
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AS SINGAPORE COMMEMORATES the 200th anniversary of Sir Stamford Raffles’ arrival, one of the country’s oldest institutions celebrates its 120th anniversary. Source link
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NETFLIX’S NEW DOCUMENTARY The Great Hack explores how technology companies are using personal data and algorithms to manipulate how we think, feel and, most crucially, vote. But considering how the ethical discourse on technology has…
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IF YOU’RE A serious bibliophile, there’s no place on this island that might make you happier right now than NTU CCA’s Siah Armajani exhibition titled Spaces For The Public, Spaces For Democracy. Source link
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DEPENDING ON WHO you ask, a multimillion dollar view can mean one that overlooks the city skyline, a white sandy beach or a lush expanse of greenery. Source link
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IF THE LATE illusionist and stunt performer Harry Houdini were still alive today, and on a vacation in Penang, he would feel very much at home at the newly opened The Prestige Hotel. Source link
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