Sport is an exciting hobby in many different ways. Obviously doing sports is fun and also good for you, but that is not the only popular way to have fun with sports. Additionally to this, many people love watching sports and following their favorite athlete’s journey. Even though watching sports is overall popular, some options are more popular than others. This can be seen even … Continue reading The most popular sports events in the world
It is safe to say that people love playing real money online casino games. They also love watching casino movies. But, most casino movies are dramas and people get anxious when they watch them. Of course, those people who are searching for a thrill love watching those movies, but if you love casino movies and you want to relax, you should definitely watch casino comedy movies. Here … Continue reading Best Casino Comedy Movies You Need To Watch
The NFL is unlike many other sports leagues in the rest of the world. Instead of just being a facilitator for sports to happen, the NFL is its own separate company with its own profits to make. This in turn means that it needs to constantly expand to be able to increase their profits There’s just one problem: the market in the USA and North … Continue reading The NFL’s quest for global reach
The National Football League (NFL) is the most popular football league in the world, and it is only getting bigger and better. With the 2022 season just around the corner, fans from all over the globe are eagerly awaiting what promises to be an exciting year of football. It is always exciting to follow the NFL league. The NFL has been growing in popularity ever … Continue reading The art of football: NFL 2022 is the league to follow
The power of literature lies in its ability to activate one’s imagination and consider the biggest question of all – ‘what if…?’ How often have we caught ourselves pondering what could have been? Or dreaming about the vast possibilities that the future holds? Those are questions that the 25th edition of the Singapore Writers Festival (SWF) aims to answer this year, as it returns from … Continue reading By The Book: Singapore Writers’ Festival 2022 – IF (JIKA, 若, எனில்)
Chong Tze Chien’s Poop! takes on new life for a Malay audience. According to the Islamic faith, a person commits suicide is sent straight to hell. Yet, within Malay culture, there remains the belief in the existence of hantus and lingering spirits that remain earthbound even after death. Does that then suggest there are alternative means to think about what lies after death, and use … Continue reading ★★★★☆ Review: Berak by Teater Ekamatra
Singapore Ballet presents a well-loved ballet classic, Coppélia, from 15 – 18 September at Esplanade Theatre. As their first full-length classical ballet since Romeo and Juliet in March 2020, Coppélia ranks among the most enchanting and comical ballets in history, as a light-hearted ballet that sparks joy from within and promises to leave audiences tickled in their seats. Based on a story by E.T.A. Hoffmann, … Continue reading Preview: Coppelia by Singapore Ballet
Clash of ideas turn a simple family melodrama into overwrought fever dream. Looking at the rising divorce rates in Singapore and around the world, it is all too easy to blame it on flaky couples who lack commitment, precluding the collapse of the institution of marriage and the family unit. But the reality is, relationships are much more complicated than simply signing a paper, and … Continue reading ★★☆☆☆ Review: Surviving Hope by The Flux Media
In the world of dating, finding your other half is often easier done from within the same industry. And for Nelson Chia and Mia Chee, who’ve known each other for over 20 years now, love came naturally for the two of them over their shared experiences in theatre. “We were actually both in NUS Theatre Studies at the same time, but in different batches, so … Continue reading See You, Anniversary: An Interview with Nelson Chia and Mia Chee on Nine Years Theatre and relationships
Letting go and moving on, one object at a time. According to Japanese decluttering consultant Marie Kondo, the key question one must first ask before deciding to keep or toss a physical object is “Does it spark joy?” But often, that is a query that leads to even further doubts – how do we know if it sparks joy or not? That is the question … Continue reading Review: Declutter Me! by Grace Kalaiselvi
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