Journal

Singaporeans Do (Not) Have the Time of Day

9 August 2026
Reading an op-ed? Ain't no self-respecting Singaporean got time for that

My Girlfriend Abused Me. I Blamed Myself

7 August 2026
People told me to suck it up, that men can’t experience domestic violence. My story proves that they couldn’t be more wrong

The Lost Art of Going Bald

9 July 2026
Men throughout history have grasped tightly to their youth by fussing over their hair. The world would be a better place if we did the…

A Word With Zul Andra: Wander

27 June 2026
As it’s often quoted: “Not all those who wander are lost.”

Life After Ozempic

14 June 2026
When you stop taking the miracle weight-loss drug, the cravings return—for food, yes, but also for something more

What I’ve Learnt: Sir Jackie Stewart

12 June 2026
Former racing driver and Formula 1 World Champion, 86, UK and Switzerland

Does Streaming Music Still Bring the Joy

11 June 2026
Perchance to stream... ethically

Unpopular Opinion: Emotion And Fact Don’t Have To Mix

7 June 2026
The faster you divide the two, the better

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

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
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