Spotlight & Opinions

K-pop Dancers Are Taking Over Singapore Landmarks. Is That a Problem?

Group of K-pop dancers performing at sunset near Singapore landmark, showcasing vibrant outfits and energetic dance moves.
Public spaces are for everyone, but how much are we entitled to take, and how mindful are we of the people around us?

A store near the side, but centered in its community.

Two young adults standing inside a community store, smiling at the camera, with shelves and items in the background.
With a little thoughtfulness and appreciation, even a little craft shop can find unexpected belonging in a neighborhood market

Sowing Seeds For The Future

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By day, she works in healthcare. On the side, she runs Rental Hearts, free tuition for 60 underprivileged kids. Meet Tan Hui Ling, 28.

The Business of Scalping (Kindness Not Included)

Young woman with long dark hair looking at her smartphone on a busy city street in Singapore.
From BTS tickets to Dear You screenings, scalping raises a bigger question: what are we willing to take from each other for profit?

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In Singapore’s wild corners, peace patiently waits away from rush and pressure. Slowing down reveals nature’s quiet lessons about connection, compassion, and coexistence.