SG50 picnics, SG50 parades, SG50 dance parties, SG50 cocktails...and the Singapore International Festival of Arts.

And each villa comes with a sunken, heated pool. 

It’s back for a second edition with big international names, alternative acts and local DJs.

All barely a few months old, here are five spots worth visiting. 

Just because you're a cynical city slicker doesn't mean you can't have a read.  

This western hood is full of foodie surprises, including plenty of cheap eats and even a Tunisian restaurant.

Plus: how to score two tickets to the NDP at the Padang.

Good news for those who missed its debut at the Capitol Theatre last month.

Well-made, crisp-fitting local menswear that won't make you feel like a jerk.