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With the passing of Paul Cheong the music veteran, Sylvia Toh Paik Choo reminisces about Singapore music scene from the heydays of her youth.
The late founder of SilverHairsClub grew one of Singapore’s largest senior clubs with little more than his handphone, a no-frills website and word of mouth.
After more than two decades living in a country 13,000km from home, this silver couple reflects on Canada immigration, love, and sacrifice in caring for their autistic son, now a bemedalled Special Olympics athlete.
To meet the needs of an ageing population, it’s imperative that healthy Singaporeans – from the young to the silver-haired – donate blood where they can. SilverStreak talks to two Singaporean young seniors who go for blood donations regularly.
From a corporate role to a retiree and now an activist, Margaret D’Cruz puts her energy and expertise to good use as the COO of Ocean Purpose Project.
Chong Huai Seng, the founder of the Family Office For Art and The Culture Story has navigated the business world, riding alongside the art world. In this Silver Spotlight interview, he talks about why he left the world of finance and publishing to focus on organising the art collections of people with too little time for it.
Women carry the greater burden when it comes to caregiving. With Mother’s Day around the corner, Koh Yan Ping of SCWO wishes that the burden of caregiving is shared equally.
Cherish Finden has enjoyed a sweet life. The resident judge of the series Bake Off: The Professionals, started life as a weak student in Singapore determined to make it as a baker. Her creations have been applauded by the likes of Lady Gaga and Queen Elizabeth II.
These are some of the Singapore Olympians who’ve ran, jumped and swam their way into the country’s history books.
Athletes still plugging away at their sport long after their prime can make for difficult watching. When it comes to musicians, who have longer lifespans, would watching an octogenarian be as captivating as catching them in their youth? R Sivanithy asks if it’s better to fade away or burn out.
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