Local architectural photographer Darren Soh on what the future holds for our buildings and our memories.

Get your guy to man up with these four rugged stocking fillers. 

The blogosphere has been abuzz in recent weeks with mention of a new kind of man. After years of the fussy, dandy metrosexual, we are seeing the age of the lumbersexual: A carefully disheveled type in plaid, boots and face fuzz, a la Ryan Gosling, a city boy with a passing interest in the outdoors; a reasonably well-off dude with a taste for the pricey versions of low-brow pursuits. If you’d like to enlist, we’ve come up with a handy guide on what to wear, where to eat and what to do.

There's plenty going on before Laneway, from super-intimate one-night gigs to pyrotechnic spectacles. 

Around the office, he may seem all-business, but at night, he's drawing up the island's rock n' roll history (yes, there is one).

New theaters, exciting partnerships and at least three awesome screenings this very weekend. Hooray!

Bar Stories’ bartender Zachariah Elias isn’t short of attitude or talent. Which is why we were surprised to hear that, after nearly two decades in F&B, he’s planning to quit the business next year. We asked him why and found out all about his other talents, including but not limited to dragon dancing and filling massive orders for his famous homemade biryani.

One of the most successful and prolific American novelists writing today, Jonathan Lethem will be in town to speak at the Singapore Writers Festival. His work is sprawling and dynamic: from early genre-bending science fiction such as Gun, with Occasional Music (1994) and Girl in Landscape (1998), he has become a bonafide best-selling author in recent years with novels set in a strange, slightly surreal New York City: The Fortress of Solitude (2003), Chronic City (2009) and his most recent novel, Dissident Gardens (2013), among others. Here, he tells us why he dropped out of college, the books that bring out his inner fanboy and his one rule for writing.

She’s been director of the National Museum of Singapore for just over a year. But with SG50 around the corner, Angelita Teo already has a major museum revamp on her hands. She talks to Mrigaa Sethi about the challenge of keeping history museums relevant and shares some memories from her personal history, too.

The rising local DJ performs at Heineken Green Room tomorrow, and we caught up with him to discuss his personal record collection, his biggest music influences and his respect for Singaporean DJs.