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TikTok’s Trendy Temptations: THE FOMO FACTOR
October 19, 2023
Written by: Bashirah Uzma Ashraf Ali and Trixia Lim “Should I buy that thing that I saw on TikTok? But I no money leh.” This is probably something that your friends, or even yourself have said before. In fact, this ...
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THE ETHOS OF SINGAPORE’S LITERARY SCENE
October 18, 2023
Written by: Josephine Jacob and Filza Alisha Singapore’s literary scene is evolving with the rise of diverse prolific writers, transforming the current local literary landscape. Over the years, it has thrived from efforts made by local publishing houses and writers. ...
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Tracing the Roots of a Homegrown Heritage Business: The Story of Kim Choo Kueh Chang
October 9, 2023
Written by: Seth Cheong Take a step back in time as you enter Kim Choo Kueh Chang, an invaluable hub of Peranakan heritage nestled in the historic neighborhood of Katong. Experience the rich world of Peranakan culture and tradition. Savour ...
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Recent articles
From Stage to Soul: How Theatre Shows Enrich and Inspire
September 27, 2023
Written by: Filza Alisha and Semran Rai Recently, I had the privilege of watching “Hotel,” a riveting play presented by one of Singapore’s leading theatre companies, ‘W!ld Rice.’ I was so enthralled by the performance ...
Our Heritage Business: The story of Singapore’s most famous satay
September 12, 2023
Written by: Muhammad Rifdi The rain bucketed down mercilessly on the East Coast Lagoon Food Village on a Saturday afternoon. The hawker centre was jam-packed with people cramming their way into the sheltered areas, fighting ...
Unspoken but not Unknown: Arts Censorship in Singapore
August 31, 2023
Written by: Jerome Thomas Ng Tze Loong, Charlotte Goh, and Semran Rai To some, art censorship is equivalent to “a violation of artistic freedom”. Here in Singapore, however, censored arts are usually related to content ...
Our Heritage Business: A Distinct Craft Going Extinct
August 25, 2023
Written by: Glenda Wee “My business speaks for itself. Every piece of work tells its own story, because it’s handmade with purpose and passion,” said Miss Thia, regarding the survival of her 78-year-old business. However, ...












