There’s something quietly reassuring about a public pool that has been part of a neighbourhood for decades. Yio Chu Kang Swimming Complex, managed by ActiveSG, offers a rare combination of subsidised entry…
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Few holiday films ask viewers to sit with a child’s death, but Lucy Shimmers and the Prince of Peace does exactly that. Released in 2020, this faith-based drama follows a terminally ill…
Anyone who has cracked open a soft boiled egg to find a runny white knows the frustration of a few seconds off, but getting the timing right isn’t complicated — the difference…
Picking a junior college in Singapore can feel like deciphering a secret code of cut-off points and school reputations. With 14 official junior colleges and eight other institutions eligible for JC-track admissions,…
Anyone who has stood at the Marina Bay waterfront at dusk knows the feeling: the sky darkens, the crowd shifts, and suddenly the bay erupts in colour. That’s Spectra, the free nightly…
Anyone who has ever laced up a pair of new shoes only to hobble home with a raw heel knows that blister is more than a nuisance—it’s a motivation killer, and whether…
Anyone who has sent money from Singapore to the Philippines knows the feeling: you check a rate online, but the number that appears at checkout is something else. The difference between a…
You’ve probably seen the name on a menu and wondered what it is — or worse, tried to pronounce it. Ma la xiang guo, a dry-pot stir-fry from Chongqing, China, translates to…
None of Lee Hsien Loong’s four children has followed their father or grandfather into politics – a notable departure for Singapore’s most prominent political family. Here’s what we know about Li Xiuqi,…
There’s a reason Telok Ayer’s heritage shophouses draw crowds long after the workday ends. Nestled above the street-level bustle, Meatsmith Telok Ayer has been serving up American smokehouse barbecue since 2014, earning…