Back in March, Changi Airport was crowned the World’s Best Airport at the 2026 Skytrax World Airport Awards, taking the title ...

Uncanny apples, pipes and mysterious floating bowler hats are some of the things that the surrealist painter René Magritte was best known for. From next week, you’ll be able to see several of his ...

There are two padel courts available, and they're open daily from 8am to 10pm, with each session running for two hours. The grandstands flanking the courts won't be open to the public, but there'll be ...

For six years, foodies and drinkers in the know have been ducking into a dodgy alley along Old Bailey Street to get to Obp, a casual spot for plenty of soju, beer, and Korean bites. However, those ...

Well, with a new British Airways route, you may not need to. And, you can tag a safari on, too. The airline has announced ...

It’s another baa-rilliant comedy caper from Aardman ...

Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama, known for her polka dots, large-scale pumpkin sculptures and infinity mirror rooms, passed away at the age of 97. This is the last exhibition that Kusama worked on before ...

If you’ve never visited Lennox Hastie’s fire-powered Surry Hills restaurant, now’s the chance ...

News Siangyoo returns to Singapore for Impact Rave – where part of your ticket goes to Nepal Flood Relief. 10 per cent of ...

The Center of Order and Experimentation is definitely not a cult. And their website and signage out front will consistently remind you that they’re not. The West Town shop, located at 1727 West Grand ...

Expect the familiar festive set pieces: dreamy snow scenes, toy soldiers, the Mouse King, magical transformations and dancing sweets. A live orchestra gives Tchaikovsky’s score the scale it deserves – ...

Quite the jaunty little fellow, Ramesh Mario Nithiyendran’s two-metre-tall figure has golden shells for its nipples, clay pots rising from its shoulders and appears to have a septum piercing. Drawing ...