Just perfect for the weather these days, the new Sony Ericsson Xperia Active is waterproof! Featuring Sony’s signature 3” Bravia Engine touchscreen, it promises stunning colors, the latest Android 2.3 operating system, 5MP camera with autofocus, FM radio and 3G compatibility. That makes it a great fit for active types who can still use the phone when you’re out running in the rain. Or lazy folk who like to talk in the shower.

$498 from Sony Ericsson Concept Store, www.sonyericsson.com.

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ZoukOut isn't the only excuse for you to party on the beach.

Café Del Mar

This franchise of Ibiza’s most iconic bar is the quintessential destination to watch a sunset, especially if you’re with a date. Zone out on their rustic daybeds while listening to the ambient sets CDM is famous for. Sex up your evening with their deliciously potent Lost Bikini cocktail.

Tanjong Beach Club

Slink over to this stylish 50s-themed beach resort decked out with two chic bars, restaurant and sprawling chill-out space. Grab a daybed by the pool and one of their signature Tanjong Martinis. Local DJs Has, Hook and KFC spin some of the best disco and house remixes around.

Wave House Sentosa

Singapore itself has no natural waves for surfing, so this venue provides what nature deprives. Wave House Sentosa is the fourth and latest opening in a franchise that includes South Africa, California and Chile. Battle the waves then take a breather at their bistro with cocktail in hand.

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There's always a lot happening in Singapore at this time of the year, but not all of them have to be about reindeer and stockings. Here are are our top picks.

This month’s biggest indie gig is probably the UpToTheSky Festival headlined by Mogwai DJ Set, Deerhoofs and local act The Great Spy Experiment on December 3.

After winning the coveted ‘Artist of the Year’ title at the MNET Asian Music Awards this year, Korea’s female superband is all set to dazzle at the sold-out 2011 Girls’ Generation Tour concert from December 9-10.

One of the best excuses to party into the morning is ZoukOut 2011 (December 10), this time showcasing top turntablists like Bob Sinclair, Armin van Buuren, DJ Karizma, Avicii, Ladytron and Scratch Perverts.

The newly-introduced food fair at Loewen Gardens gets a festive overhaul on December 10 with the Yule Market, which will feature a jazz band, carolers and even home-baked Christmas goodies. See more Christmas-related events here.

The untold tale of the witches of Oz Wicked, is finally unraveling in Singapore from December 7 onwards after clinching 35 awards from around the world.

See some of the world’s hottest names in tennis such as Samantha Stosur, Shuai Peng and Anabel Medina play at the three-day (December 16-18) Singapore Women’s Tennis Exhibition.

Whether you’re a watch collector or not, you should pay the glittering (over 150 timepieces!) Cartier Time Art: Mechanics and Passion exhibition a visit. Runs throughout the month.

Check out W!ld Rice’s witty take on Disney’s Aladdin, starring our very own Hady Mirza and Sylvia Ratonel. Through December 17.

There’s something for everyone at The Comedy Club: December Show 2011 happening from December 1-4.

If you’re after a bit of star quality this New Year’s Eve, Macy Gray’s going to be at Capella Under the Stars—NYE Party 2011. See more NYE-related events here.

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