Culture

Miss the parade and you miss the night. 1,500 dancers hit IOI City Mall Putrajaya on 3 October, and about 100 supercars close the show on 4 October.

Ian McKellen's voice opens Troye Sivan's "Party", and a medieval castle rave makes the case that dancing is where queer people first feel free.

Always the first to text and the last to give up? will hyde and BLVCKHEART turned that ache into a bilingual single with Thai R&B verses.

Ever wanted to pull a rickshaw through history? The revamped Singapore History Gallery lets you, plus send Morse code and touch the Singapore Stone.

BABYMONSTER got them first. The Samba Jane Black Orchid hides Singapore's national flower on the heel and costs S$129 at Limited Edt.

One Mogao cave is shut to the public, yet you can step inside its copy by the Singapore River. Meet a Buddha longer than three HDB living rooms!

Sung along to an anime classic without knowing its age? FANTASTICS cover 22 Showa, Heisei and Reiwa hits, from Gakuen Tengoku to Evangelion.

The notes survived, but the chords clashed. A school jazz trio and a 1993 recording helped make Changi's POW songs swing again.

Skip the crowded garden. Mid-Autumn's final weekend brings drone soccer, a mass lantern parade and a mooncake-making booth to the heartland!

18 years of eating the same ramen chain turned into a full city pop love song, no broth mentioned once, and fans are already booking tables.