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Find out how these longstanding fans in Singapore have been showing up for their beloved sci-fi franchise almost half a century along from the first Star Wars movie.
Sky high praise often results in inflated egos for film directors (Scorsese, Spielberg, Tarantino to name a few) who take full advantage of their fame to subject viewers to long versions of otherwise short movies. The price of fame is often paid by the cinemagoer.
The Esplanade has a series of music programmes for the silver generation that is a wonderful throwback to the lively days of disco and rock ’n’ roll.
Senior buskers Tango and Jean belt out oldies for four hours at a stretch, three times a week. Here’s how they keep doing it.
Conversation fodder to arm yourself with, just in case you meet – or are related to – any of Bruno Mars’ Hooligans before his sold-out concerts in Singapore.
Can’t decide between in-ear earbuds, over-ear headphones and newish bone conduction headphones? This one’s for you.
Four seniors who’ve been playing team-based shooters like Counter-Strike: Global Offensive and Left 4 Dead say that the silver generation is ready to take on online gaming.
Though ‘retirement’ isn’t in Koh Chieng Mun’s dictionary, Singlish most definitely is. The 64-year-old comedienne’s Singaporean identity anchors most of her roles, all the way from her iconic portrayal of Dolly in 90s sitcom Under One Roof, to her latest production, Por Por’s Big Fat Surprise Wedding, opening on 8 November.
Expect open mic sing-a-longs, food booths and dedicated silver experience zones at the first edition of SilverStreak Social.
Songs like Kamelia, Ribut 10:59 Pagi, Teratai, Musibah and many others, made Sweet Charity a rock phenomenon that has prevailed for more than 5 decades. The band will celebrate their longevity at the Star Vista Auditorium this Saturday.
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