"I Want A Recognisable Sound": Hannu Lintu’s Vision For The Singapore Symphony OrchestraQuantedge Music Director Hannu Lintu discusses his new artistic phase at Singapore Symphony Orchestra and his ambition to develop a distinctive, “recognisable sound”.
Read The Room: Monday Muse; The Puffy Playground; Preview Of Niessing Coil WaveWho showed up, who stood out, and who made the night.PEOPLE
Sculptor Li Chen On Why Art Should Be MisunderstoodBest known for his monumental bronze sculptures, Li Chen discusses slowing down, Eastern aesthetics, humour, and how misunderstanding enriches art.CULTUREPEOPLE
Faizal Kottikollon Charts A New Course In Preventive WellnessThe founder and chairman of the Singapore-headquartered KEF Holdings built a US$400-million foundry empire and opened the doors to a world-class hospital. Now, he optimises health before problems arise through Tulah Clinical Wellness.LIFESTYLEPEOPLE
Greg Tan Empowers Seniors And Caregivers Through GerontechnologySG Assist’s co-founder and CEO clarifies that while technology enables SG Assist to operate at scale, it is not a substitute for human connection.CULTUREPEOPLE
Peter Diamandis: "Don't Die From Something Stupid"The founder of companies like Xprize Foundation, Singularity University, and Fountain Life explains why he’s betting his last dollar on longevity and what we need to do to live longer and healthier.LIFESTYLEPEOPLE
Opinion: With AI, Mistakes Don’t Have To Become HabitsSpeed will define the future of AI-driven education, says Tan Yueh Phern, founder and CEO of KiteSense.PEOPLE
Adelene Koh Started Making Tiny Books As A Child—Now She's A Loewe Foundation Craft Prize FinalistIn her entry for this year’s Loewe Foundation Craft Prize, Singaporean bookbinder Adelene Koh, based in Tainan, transformed a hidden decorative feature in a book’s spine into a meditative work of art.CULTURELIFESTYLEPEOPLESTYLE
Firdaus D’Cruz Helms Education And Welfare SupportPertapis Education and Welfare Centre’s CEO believes outcomes like family reunification are undervalued.CULTUREPEOPLE
Karen Wee Wants To Shift Eldercare To A Preventive, Relationship-centred ApproachLions Befrienders’ executive director believes that the sooner we build relationships and social connectedness around seniors, the more likely we can prevent deeper issues later on.CULTUREPEOPLE
Artist Tadashi Kawamata And Ruinart Explore Nature Through Ephemeral ArchitectureParis-based Japanese artist Tadashi Kawamata’s temporary wooden constructions offer fleeting yet powerful encounters with space, nature, and community.CULTUREPEOPLE
Why Julien Royer Wears The Blancpain Fifty Fathoms Bathyscaphe In The KitchenFor chef-owner Julien Royer, Blancpain’s philosophy mirrors his approach at Odette, where craftsmanship and precision are the essence of every detail.LIFESTYLEPEOPLE
Fion Phua Restores Normalcy In The Lives Of The Less PrivilegedKeeping Hope Alive's founder provides aid to the homeless, and supports elderly and vulnerable residents in one- and two-room rental flats.CULTUREPEOPLE
Steal The Scene: Secret Session At K Cellars; Passion Ball 2026; Art Of Golf Charity Masters; Hair For Hope 2026Kick up the party with style, camaraderie, and unforgettable moments.PEOPLE
Alejandro Vargas Believes Watches and Whisky Create Meaningful ConversationsWhat do watches and whisky have in common? Both ask for time and give it back in the form of taste. Three watch collectors on how the years change what you buy, and why.LIFESTYLEPEOPLE
Stephanie Chai On How She Stays Connected And Clear-headedThe Luxe Nomad's founder discusses her non-negotiables for health and success.PEOPLE
Uthpal Rao On The Emotional Connection Between Watches And WhiskyWhat do watches and whisky have in common? Both ask for time and give it back in the form of taste. Three watch collectors on how the years change what you buy, and why.LIFESTYLEPEOPLE
Can Identity Ever Be Authentic? Artist Ming Wong’s Work Says It’s More ComplicatedBy illustrating how identity is continually performed, negotiated, and undone, Ming Wong imagines a future in which his work and Singapore serve as bridges between cultures on a global scale.CULTUREPEOPLE
Stephanie Chai Runs Asia-Pacific's Largest Luxury Vacation Rental Management CompanyThe Luxe Nomad manages 100 properties in Hokkaido, Koh Samui, Phuket and Bali, and recorded $80.2 million in gross bookings last year.PEOPLE
Kenneth Chang On Why Watches And Whisky Still Feel Human In A Digital WorldWhat do watches and whisky have in common? Both ask for time and give it back in the form of taste. Three watch collectors on how the years change what you buy, and why.LIFESTYLEPEOPLE
Lessons In Business: Dr Alan Tan Of Republic HealthcareThe founder and chairman of the private healthcare provider discusses the current challenges and the future of private healthcare.PEOPLE
