People

Meet Fadhly Rosli, the Ruqyah Specialist Exorcising Evil From Homes in Singapore

Religion

Meet Fadhly Rosli, the Ruqyah Specialist Exorcising Evil From Homes in Singapore

Ruqyah specialist, Fadhly Rosli, takes exorcising evil seriously.

by Alice September 7, 2021

These migrant worker-shot photographs were inspired by movement and freedom

Immigration

These migrant worker-shot photographs were inspired by movement and freedom

Migrant Workers Photography Festival, Moving, gives migrant workers a public canvas to articulate the experiences of working in a foreign country.

by Zachary Tang September 2, 2021

Stylo Milo: A Tribute to Uncle Swag

Stylo Milo: A Tribute to Uncle Swag

All original photography by Marisse Caine. What are Singaporeans wearing today, besides the classic 'tak seng' slippers and good morning towels? What are some go-to styles that have become popular? In this fashion anthropology series, we explore what influences the attitudes and habits behin

by Marisse Caine August 31, 2021

Growing Up Heavy-Chested: Making Sense of Breast Reduction Surgery in Singapore

Sex & Gender

Growing Up Heavy-Chested: Making Sense of Breast Reduction Surgery in Singapore

Leo embarks on a personal journey in trying to make sense of the ins and outs of Breast Reduction Surgery in Singapore.

by Leo Goh August 30, 2021

Meet Sziyang, Curator of @elderswithstyle, Who Shares What the Elderly Can Teach Us About Fashion

Meet Sziyang, Curator of @elderswithstyle, Who Shares What the Elderly Can Teach Us About Fashion

In this conversation with content curator, @elderswithstyle, we celebrate the colourful pioneer generation and pay tribute to their fashion, taste, and style.

by Marisse Caine August 27, 2021

A Photographer’s Ode to Heritage Mom-and-Pop Shops (Before They’re Gone)

Heritage & Conservation

A Photographer’s Ode to Heritage Mom-and-Pop Shops (Before They’re Gone)

"5, 10, 50 years down the road, these photos will be a testament of how we lived."

by Zachary Tang August 19, 2021

Recent Articles

Intimates

Botak is Beautiful. Do Young Singaporean Men Agree?

Botak is Beautiful. Do Young Singaporean Men Agree?

Going bald is horrible — a fear has come true for many young men. But did it ever hold back their confidence and love life?

by Ilyas Sholihyn

September 13, 2021

History

What It Was Like As An SIA Crew Member in the Aftermath of 9/11

What It Was Like As An SIA Crew Member in the Aftermath of 9/11

The attacks changed everything, especially how we fly these days. 20 years on, a retired cabin crew executive remembers the days that followed.

by Ilyas Sholihyn

September 11, 2021

“Breakfast, lunch, it’s on us.”

“Breakfast, lunch, it’s on us.”

Warm meals and warmer greetings are what individuals receive at Krsna’s Free Meals, a soup kitchen in the heart of Little India. For over 1 and a half years, Dutch volunteer Sabine has been spending her Friday mornings at Krsna’s, where she takes pride in serving food from the heart to our

by RICE

September 10, 2021

Malay/Muslim women are still held back by domestic expectations. This needs to change.

Malay/Muslim women are still held back by domestic expectations. This needs to change.

Can the community move past old cultural mindsets on gender roles and shared responsibilities?

by Shahirah Mohamed Ansari

September 10, 2021

Sex & Gender

Meet The Mothers Supporting Their Gay Sons at Substance Addiction Recovery Centre, The Greenhouse

Meet The Mothers Supporting Their Gay Sons at Substance Addiction Recovery Centre, The Greenhouse

The mothers from The Greenhouse Caregiver Support Group shares what life is like as a caregiver to gay sons recovering from Substance Addiction Recovery.

by Zat Astha

September 3, 2021