Written by Gemma Chen & Germaine Nam For some of us, free-to-air broadcast channels like Mediacorp Channel 8 are part of our childhood. Today, streaming platforms such as Netflix, Viu and Walt Disney Co’s Disney+ have been gaining popularity worldwide. Would Singaporeans still be as interested in watching films produced by our local scene in […]
What do Singaporean youths think about locally produced films? Read More »
Written by Krithika Elamaran & Kaylene Lim The landmark 1973 Roe v Wade ruling was overturned by the United States Supreme Court in June this year, effectively removing a woman’s constitutional right to an abortion. All around the world, strong responses were seen on social media and across the media landscape from both opponents and
Overturning Roe v. Wade: Is It Really The Best Decision? Read More »
Written by Jerome Thomas Ng, Santa Maria Rebecca Julia, Semran Rai & De Silva Dylan Michael August 9 is a special day for us in Singapore; it is the day we see red and white all around us! Some of us commemorate National Day by celebrating with our family, tuning into the National Day Parade
Generations Speak: What do National Day Parade songs mean to you? Read More »
Written by Ong Natalie & Jerome Thomas Walk down Orchard on a weekend evening and chances are, you will find a small crowd of passers-by gathered around a busker performing. Busking is not merely a fad for many of these artists; it is something they genuinely like doing. It fosters a closer and more personal
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Written by Kaylene Lim & Charlotte Goh The easing of the COVID-19 safe management measures has allowed life to slowly resume to what it was before the COVID-19 pandemic. For starters mask-wearing in open spaces is no longer mandatory. Employees are also returning to the offices. Another perk is the resumption of live performances thanks
Live music is back in Singapore! Here are the upcoming concerts to look out for. Read More »
Written by Rinnah Tan & Nur Ulfah Elton John once said: “Music has healing power. It has the ability to take people out of themselves for a few hours.” From the legendary Michael Jackson representing iconic ‘80s music to Billie Eilish and Harry Styles taking over the current scene, music has wielded an emotional power
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Contributed by Credit Bureau Singapore You should have heard the news by now – rising consumer food prices due to the Malaysia’s export ban, increase in petrol cost for vehicles, electricity and even gas. How can Singaporeans now cope with all these rising cost of living especially when we are also accompanied with the new
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Written by Terence Sim & Jerome Thomas According to the United Nations, freedom of expression is a fundamental right which should be entitled to every person on earth. As defined by Cambridge Dictionary, free speech is the right to express any opinion one might have in public. The origins of free speech can be traced
Free speech in the modern day: Is it really necessary? Read More »
Written by Rifdi Syahir & Ethan Ong What is a DJ? What comes to mind when you think of the word DJ? You might have thought of someone who sits down for hours playing music for people, or someone who hosts shows and talks about the latest trends, the best food, and gives unique recommendations
Music? Voiceovers & interviews? Is that all a DJ does? Read More »
Written by Charlotte Goh & Santa Maria Rebecca Julia It’s the time of the year where we celebrate the most important male figure in our lives – our fathers. With Father’s Day just around the corner, we are here to set you up for success as you plan for it, with activities and gift ideas
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