Josee: True Love Built On Fiction
January 20, 2021
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In Theatres On a regular non-pandemic day, a quiet film like Josee would be easily overlooked, buried under the hype of action-packed high budget films.
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Surf’s Up in Singapore: Wave-Riders Hitting the Water at Changi
January 18, 2021
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Surfing the Waves at Changi Beach Despite the gloomy air-con weather that has graced Singapore this month, many surfing-enthusiasts hit the waters on the Changi
Ways to Motivate Your Child During Distance Learning
January 15, 2021
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Fill Me In It’s the start of a brand new school year. But for young children, this January doesn’t feel very different from the December
New Year, New Me: 10 Home Fitness Hacks for 2021
January 13, 2021
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In the joy of bringing in the new year cheer, we’ve all said these words before: “New year, new me. My new year’s resolution is
Youth Start-Ups Launched to Help the Community during COVID-19
January 13, 2021
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Editor’s note: this article was first published on 10 January 2020 and has been updated for accuracy and comprehensiveness. For many of us, the circuit
Bullying Climate in Singapore: 1 out of 4 Children are Victims of Bullying
December 23, 2020
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Fill Me In Bullying in Singapore has received a large amount of media attention lately, highlighting the gaps in our education system that have failed
Poor Countries Face Long Wait for Vaccines
December 18, 2020
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Fill Me In When lockdowns first began, governments discouraged citizens from panic-buying. But when it comes to the COVID-19 vaccine, it appears that it’s every
The Nanny, the Easter Bunny and Santa Claus are Going Online
December 11, 2020
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Fill Me In Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, video calls have been our solution to overcoming isolation. Whether it’s a work meeting, a family gathering or
Updates on PM Lee’s Libel Suit Against TOC editor
December 9, 2020
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Fill Me In In a recent update on Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong’s libel lawsuit against the chief editor of The Online Citizen (TOC), Mr
Watchlist: Top 8 Shows to watch in August 2021
In doing our civic duty to minimise our outdoor activities this August, here’s our list of top 8 shows to watch in the comfort of our homes: For Netflix-Fans The Chair While waiting for Killing Eve to be back with its fourth and final season, here’s another show to give us a dose of…
All the world’s a stage for budding playwrights in T:>Works annual 24-hr competition
T:>Works’ 24-Hour Playwriting Competition has been a ‘write’ of passage for many aspiring playwrights in Singapore. Nearly a quarter-of-a-century old, the annual playwriting competition was first created by T:>Works (then called Theatreworks) in the 90s, and has since evolved into a significant event in the Singapore literature scene. The rules of the competition are simple.…
Watchlist: Top 7 shows for your viewing pleasure in July 2021
We have quite the selection of shows lined up this month, with every genre imaginable available. From science fiction thrillers to teen dramas and slice-of-life romances, July is jam-packed with fun and action for every viewer. Here are our top seven shows to mark the seventh month of the year, as we say cheers to…
McDonald’s x BTS meal, hot? Or not?
McDonald’s BTS meal launches today (21 June) in Singapore but will only be available via delivery services to prevent long queues, since we are in the middle of a pandemic. Given the frenzy the new celebrity meal has caused in several countries, this was probably a smart decision. As sales continue to rack up across…
Watchlist: Top 8 Shows in June 2021
We have arrived at the halfway mark of 2021, and with the hot summer break comes an exciting list of thrilling dramas returning for new seasons and sequels. June is also the month of roses, which means a slew of romantic comedies in the heat of a passionate summer and plenty of slice-of-life dramas to…
Getting app-solutely healthy in a pandemic
COVID-19 was a game-changer for the fitness industry. In the face of the global pandemic, residents in Singapore started paying closer attention to their health. Staying at home meant more time to focus on living and eating habits, which encouraged many to pursue healthier lifestyles and to kickstart exercise regimes. But exactly how long will…
Creating a more diverse and inclusive world through emoji
The history of emoji spans 24 years and has evolved from its origins as a simple way to symbolise mood and emotion. Today, it is often used as a communication tool, speaking across cultures and propelling movements for social justice and inclusivity. More recently, Adobe released its Global Emoji Diversity & Inclusion Report, which explores…
Watchlist: Top 10 shows to watch in May 2021
Time is flying this year, and in the blink of an eye, we are almost, nearly, halfway through 2021. As the month with the most number of public holidays this year, May is also projected to have 20 days of rainy weather, very conducive for a good catch-up or a holiday binge session. Whether you…
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