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Teams of Our Fathers

26 May 2026
A feel-good story about winning, losing, raising kids, the joy of sports, and, well, the Battle of Stalingrad

What I've Learnt: Yang Derong

25 May 2026
Flâneur, 60

A Word With Zul Andra: Pulse

21 May 2026
In hyper-efficient Singapore, beneath the choreography of public transport and crowds, a quieter force hums. It is an unspoken rhythm that binds strangers, lifts the…

It Should Have Been Sinners

20 May 2026
Best Picture went to another film; we see what's up

Despite the Headlines, I'm Heading Straight to Thailand

16 May 2026
In a world clouded by travel warnings and headline anxiety, Thailand remains vibrant, welcoming, and well worth the journey

Unpopular Opinion: Don’t Be A Sheep!

30 April 2026
Wake up and smell the social engineering

10 Occasions to Watch Your Favourite Film

29 April 2026
In case you were looking for excuses to rewatch old favourites

What I've Learnt: Chef Nancy Silverton

26 April 2026
Chef; baker; restaurateur; author, 71

Fuck Me Baby!: The Aftermath of a Fall from Grayce

25 April 2026
Whatever happened to accountability?

A Word With Zul Andra: Ordinary

20 April 2026
Connection is not something to be seen, curated, or remembered, but as something lived in its most unremarkable form

Should I Trust My Rideshare Driver?

23 March 2026
A near-miss becomes a reckoning with the trust we place in strangers... especially those behind the wheel

My Wife's Final Piece Spoke To Me In Ways She Never Could

19 March 2026
A celebrated composer, vanished from the world after a brief, vicious bout with cancer. Her final piece was performed posthumously
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