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Hossan Leong may be getting older and based in JB now, but he’s still a Singapore Boy at heart. He shares his thoughts on the Singapore arts scene.
With Singapore as the only stop in Asia for Lady Gaga’s world tour in 2025, it’s going to be Mayhem at the National Stadium.
Sylvia Toh Paik Choo reminisces about how her love for concerts has evolved over time, especially with all the fuss about buying tickets for popular acts like Blackpink and Lady Gaga these days.
Susie Low, known better as SuzyFromSingapore on social media, is more active in her silver years than ever with modelling, cosplaying and working as a guide at Universal Studios Singapore.
The lion dancer is one of the oldest members of the 104-year-old Singapore Chin Woo Athletic Association, and had performed at Singapore’s first National Day Parade.
Known for his honesty and humour, former Speaker and Member of Parliament Tan Soo Khoon left an indelible mark on Singaporean politics, and is remembered for his commitment to accountability and integrity.
From his days of creating impromptu sketches for his friends during recess, Eric Khoo’s creativity has always been his defining trait. Now a critically acclaimed film director, he has played a pivotal role in defining Singapore’s national cinema and earning international recognition.
Senior actors as pivotal main characters in films and TV shows often offer both inspirational and motivational food for thought.
The Orchard Road busker – best known for playing tunes from Kenny G on his sheng, an ancient Chinese woodwind instrument – is considering retirement once his busking license lapses.
Shagies is a Singaporean cover band that has been around for nearly three decades. What is the secret to their staying power in the competitive music scene in Singapore? Founder Hashim Suhaimi reflects on the band’s journey.
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