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Blood isn’t just fundamental for life itself. Reverence, fear and fascination for the life-giving substance also runs through of global consciousness, forming the basis of various myths, beliefs and traditions. On World Blood Donor Day 2023 (14 June), we explore the cultural history of blood.
For The Record’s owner, R Alagirisamy, has more than 43,000 records to his name – but he might not let you have a single one.
Calling all silvers with an ageless appreciation for the arts, culture and natural history – these are the latest and greatest galleries and museums in town.
If you’re looking for a holiday destination that offers history, food, culture and adventure, Greece offers a range of options. Here’s a quick exploration of Athens and sites near the Greek capital, Delphi and Corinth.
The benefits of bird’s nest and the herbal soups from Eu Yan Sang bring back childhood memories for Jasmine Adams. In the old days it was hard work cleaning bird’s nest. These days it is conveniently available in a bottle, ready to drink.
Playwright Ovidia Yu uses historical events and some speculation to put Mrs Lee Kuan Yew in the spotlight in her play Kwa Geok Choo, which opens on 8 July.
An early morning adventure up a hill and into a WWII bunker, complete with a black cat and a cheap prata breakfast.
Buildings change, places evolve. What’s gone from the physical can still be found in your memories.
If you’re looking for a leisurely activity, how about exploring the North Riverine Loop? Admire all the sights and sounds as you cycle or stroll along this path.