Stop Looking Backwards
Mediator Michelle Wong found the ideas raised at this year's Keep It Going thought provoking — from artificial intelligence to paternalistic mindsets that impede the entrepreneurial spirit.
Can Singapore Cultivate Music Talent?
Is Singapore the right stage for local musicians to show off their talent and thrive? STORM talks to members of the music community for their views.
In recent weeks, the Internet...
Scorpions Still Sting
Scorpions, the German rock band, is as old as Singapore is independent. While Singapore has seen some personnel changes since 1965, so too has the band, except that its...
3 Back Street Tales Of Little India
The colourful history of the Indian community in Singapore is marked by the events and personalities that have shaped Little India. A series of cultural activities reflect upon its...
Japanese Flavours
Love your Japanese food, then your personal heaven is assembling itself. Here's where you can not only gorge on Japanese fare, you'll understand why you love it so.
Better understand...
Why did SingTel Sponsor F1?
You've got to hear this!
At Keep It Going, P. Jeyaratnam recalls how he asked why SingTel sponsored Formula 1 and was met with an answer that perhaps reflected the...
Would you let your child be a musician?
Scene And Heard from Keep It Going 2016.
Danny Loong of Timbre Group champions the role of music in society, despite it being a profession that is viewed with some...
Where Do Chefs Eat?
From the frying pan and off to their favourite foods. STORM asks five chefs where they would eat — other than at their own kitchen. In a food haven...
Fab Fare Atop Mount Faber
Mount Faber has splendid views and a restaurant that matches the vista. By Rai Vikhnod
Elevation has a proportional affect on one's appetite. Something about altitude ups your food intake. Especially if...
A Small Huracan Blows In
Lamborghinis of the past were respected and feared for being monstrously powerful rear-wheel-drive (WD) machines. And if not respected, would bite you quite quickly and in the most vulnerable...
