Tan Shi Hui

Formerly known as Featurespace Art, All About Art was set up by Jonathan Toh two years ago (2020). This Singapore-based gallery represents the next chapter and redefines the retail experience of art collecting. Previously, Jonathan was in the architecture industry before he took a leap of faith and invested in his side hustle.

RE:BIRTH was an opportunity for Alfred Sim and Tay Kewei to reconnect with their audiences live, as solo artists. This was the first time they performed together in a full-length joint concert, and the team at The Review Chronicle was fortunate enough to catch them live in action.

One of the harshest truths I have to face as an adult is my depleting friend circle. As I adapt to adulthood where I spend most of my days working from home, the chances of interacting with potential friends are lesser. Even on days when I go out, I noticed that as Singaporeans, we all try to stay an arm’s length away from each other because of stranger danger, right?

Move aside glass skin, the new skincare trend, mochi skin is here. Made popular in Japan, mochi skin is based on the Japanese rice cake dessert, mochi. This skincare trend transforms your skin, making it soft, plump, and free of lines or dryness.

Introduced in 1945 by Shigeji Fujioka, the founder of Kobe-based restaurant Misono, teppanyaki has been a delight for all as it combines food with performance art. Initially, this style of cooking was not an instant hit among locals, but it became popular after the war. Today, you can find multiple teppanyaki restaurants worldwide. In this article, we are introducing to you ten of the best restaurants you should go to while in Singapore.

For centuries, radiance skin has been a goal for many as it not only signifies a youthful age but is an external sign of good health. That is why many women are obsessed with beauty products that will result in one’s radiant skin.

Located at Tekka Place right beside Eatbox Singapore, Slurping Good! is a noodle-themed experience playground where you can capture Instagram-worthy photos while appreciating the art of instant noodles. For a paltry sum of $21, you get to experience 13 interactive noodle-ly exhibits that range over 2 levels. This adventure comes with a complimentary tote bag that is filled with plenty of goodies for you to enjoy as well.

Imagine waking up to the sound of a plane dropping out of the sky and crashing into the building. You draw your curtains and to your shock, you see a branch pressing against your window. You try to get out, but a tree is blocking your only exit. Trapped in your own house, you are held hostage by a fallen tree. The worst part is: your food delivery cannot get to you. This all sounds like part of an escape room game, but it is not. This is real life.

Who does not love to vegetate in front of your digital devices and watch other people make a fool of themselves? What about catching up those dramas of scenarios that will never happen to us in real life? That is where streaming services come in from Apple+ to Netflix here is the ultimate guide to all the streaming services in Singapore in 2021.

“That’s a wrap!” As quickly as the festival started, it ended. I took in the aftermath of the festival one last time as memories from the past few weeks flooded my mind. The past few weeks had been hectic for me. As part of the organizing committee of Sultan Gate Music Festival, I managed to witness and handle the chaos behind the event. What seemed like a straightforward job came with plenty of hurdles and obstruction.