March 30, 2017 11:54 am
Published by Julee Ooi
Arts and culture contribute significantly to society and are an integral part of our lives. While there have been arguments that there is a lack of art appreciation in a pragmatic country such as Singapore, we beg to differ. Look through the calendar of events in Singapore and you will find plenty of art events showcasing the talents of both local...
December 28, 2016 12:06 pm
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Photo Credit: Wikipedia Sydney is one of the most popular cities in Australia, and people love it for the vibrant life, shopping, food and entertainment. But if that alone is not enough to excite you, take day trips out of the city! Most of them are within driving distance, and we have shortlisted some for your consideration. #1 BLUE MOUNTAINS...
December 16, 2016 3:25 pm
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Photo Credit: Platings and Pairings Widely recognised as Korea’s national dish, Kimchi is a common side dish or appetiser served at Korean restaurants or when dining in a Korean household. It is made from fermented vegetables with various seasoning and stored for a period of time before consumption. Although it can be eaten on its own, many prefer having it...
November 29, 2016 12:22 pm
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As the journey to being a “City in a Garden” continues on for Singapore since it started in 1963, there has been much progress—the little red dot is filled with many gardens and parks that is a stark contrast against its skyscrapers. Neighbourhood estates have the best parks as it is where residents retreat to for a long quiet stroll...
November 17, 2016 3:04 pm
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Photo Credit: Year Of The Durian Talk about the King of Fruits to those living in Southeast Asia and they will immediately know that you are referring to durians. Widely known for its distinct aroma and flavour, durians are an acquired taste—you either fall in love with it at first bite or stay as far away from it as possible. Those...
November 15, 2016 12:12 pm
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Remember all the fun we had as kids when our parents used to bring us to indoor playgrounds with ball pits? If the idea of jumping into pit balls still excites you as much as it used to, get ready for a wild adventure because a new ball pit popup bar has opened its doors in London! So to all...
October 28, 2016 4:15 pm
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Photo Credit: Reader’s Digest Adapted from the word ‘vinaigre’ (which means sour wine in French), vinegar has been used for many different purposes since it was first discovered ages ago. People living during the middle ages utilised vinegar not only as a form of condiment but also for washing and treating ailments such as leprosy, fever and snack bites. Today, vinegar...
October 25, 2016 7:48 pm
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Photo Credit: Today Car-Free Sunday SG is making a return this Sunday, 30 October 2016 at Telok Ayer area. Take advantage of the free rides on a “bike train” which will circle around Padang, join guided tours in Singapore’s oldest temple and visit the cafes along Telok Ayer and Amoy Street! In order to facilitate this event, road closure timings will...
October 13, 2016 4:24 pm
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Photo Credit: Today Thanks to Singapore’s homegrown talent Nathan Hartono, Singaporeans will once again get to enjoy free servings of Milo peng, a widely-received ice chocolate malt beverage that the locals proudly endorse. Because everyone loves a good cup of ice-cold Milo, and we are ever proud of Nathan Hartono’s achievement at the recently concluded Sing! China singing competition; this...
October 6, 2016 2:24 pm
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Photo Credit: Kamdora There is something about carbonated drinks that we all love; that fizzy, bubbly goodness is addictive. On top of that, there is a substantial amount of sugar in soda drinks that make them taste even better. It quenches our thirst and fills us up with joy every time we drink a can of soda. There is nothing...
