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SAHAR Hashemi OBE was visiting New York when she chanced upon a coffee shop that served a great cup of coffee. She wanted that back home in the UK but...

AFTER weeks of protests, some peaceful, others less so, Hong Kong is still in an unsettled state. Businesses are concerned about lost revenue as a result of demonstrators turning violent,...

THE NEW media has swept in on a digital wave to push some of the old ways to the side. While those who like the benefits of greater efficiency will...

Steamed Honeycomb Cake  By May MK Ng Honeycomb cake is unlike any other cake in that the crumb is light, airy and bouncy and has tunnels. It gets its name from...

THE GLOBAL surge of interest in E-Sports has taken place in a very short period of time, just a couple of decades. From video games to online games involving professional...

WHAT used to be viewed as an addictive and time-consuming bad habit has fast escalated into a potentially high-paying sport. Video games drew you away from your studies and helped you...

AS FORMULA ONE speeds our way for the 12th time, it draws a mixed audience keen on the race and much more. While the thrill of watching speeding cars whizz by...

THE Singapore Sling was conceived in 1915. It provided a reason for ships to dock and bags to be unloaded at the Raffles Hotel. More than a century after its...

YOUNG talent gets stage time at this year's Sultangate Music Festival. The line up of talent includes veteran axeman Addy Cradle, who is impressed with the young talent who will...

"PIPE DREAMS!" That was the succinct response from a veteran football commentator when asked about the latest desire to send Singapore to the FIFA World Cup. That was probably the most...