LIFESTYLE

In 1819, Sir Stamford Raffles landed on Singapore's shores and signed a treaty with Sultan Hussein Shah and Temenggog Abdul Rahman, establishing Singapore as a British settlement. Since then, the...

FOR A man with "little bit of talent" Datuk Ramli Sarip has made the most of it, and enjoyed a long career. From humble beginnings playing at weddings and birthdays,...

AFTER a few trips to Bangkok, you can get a bit tired of all that shopping, lights, noise and traffic, no matter how many foot massages you have. Thankfully, the...

IS THERE life in space? If so... would it be friend or Predator? In anticipation of what Space exploration may bring to Earth, Azimuth  has created the Predator 2.0 which marries...

THE challenge in celebrating a milestone anniversary for a producer of goods for the mass market is to remain relevant. It's not good enough anymore to just be a household...

THE LONG run of The Phantom Of The Opera extends beyond the catchy music and the visual spectacle. It reflects aspects of our lives in the seemingly simple plot about...

THE bamboo forests of Sagano in Arashiyama look wonderfully serene in photographs. Often they are depixted with mist gently settling around the green, ringed stems that silently reach to the...

IS THE noise of the city too much to bear at night? Or are the thundering snores of your partner keeping you awake? Sleep deprivation is becoming an increasing problem...

WHEN he stepped away from the collective might of Sweet Charity, Ramli Sarip was filled with trepidation. Uncertain about the road ahead, he lay aside his fears and walked a path...

IT USED to be one of the few malls in Singapore with a strong sense of identity. Funan IT Mall's reputation as a hub for computers and technology stretched beyond...