Despite the fact that plans for water-related activities at the festival have been shelved, there's still plenty to look forward to this Songkran season. 

In this country full of hipster dining spots and Western options, sometimes, all you need is some good ol' Chinese comfort fare like dim sum and seafood.

The fitness club from Richard Branson’s British multinational brand Virgin opens on April 3 and there's plenty of reason to be excited. 

Recently dubbed “Jon Stewart on crack” by The New York Times, Winyu “John” Wongsurawat, 29, host of the hit web TV talk show Jor Khao Tuen (Shallow News in Depth), talks to BK once again to recount his six years in the online business, the role of Internet media and the current political situation.   

The clip has already attracted over 165,000 views. We can't believe what it's trying to sell us, though.

Food purists, this might make you feel uncomfortable.

Besides the usual Google Maps and SGBuses, there's a slew of other apps that's essential for city life in Singapore. 

Singapore's first Songkran festival has been turned into a national water-saving campaign--and it wasn't even Thailand's fault.

Beat the heat with somtam served under cover in hip surrounds and comfy air-con. 

From Hendrick’s to Martin Miller’s, a guide to the different types of gin and the ingredients that go best with them—plus the bars that serve up proper drinks.