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Tuesday, June 22, 2010 at 4:44 PM  Here’s an interesting contest that’s going on right now. According to the contest rules, all you have to do to be eligible for the running to win $100,000 cash, $16,700 worth of multimedia products and other attractive weekly prizes is to answer one simple question: do you know which directories this logo belongs to? Logon to www.doyouknow.sg or join the Facebook fan page to find out more. Labels: Contest
Monday, June 14, 2010 at 4:10 PM Up, Up and Away...   Labels: Marina Bay, Singapore Flyer
Wednesday, June 9, 2010 at 2:15 PM   This time of the year is great for taking photographs of Singapore's architecture icons. Let's get snappy! Labels: Abstract Photographs, Esplanade, Marina Bay, Marina Square
Wednesday, June 2, 2010 at 2:00 PM We were celeb-spotting at last year's Singapore F1... Lo and Behold... Japanese model Jessica Michibata with her beau Jenson Button. Although they have since split up, they still looked like a wonderful couple. "Just over a week ago Jenson reluctantly decided that his racing must be his main priority. He was forced to make the unpleasant decision to split to focus on his racing."  (Images courtesy of Singapore GP Pte Ltd) Labels: Jenson Button, Jessica Michibata, Singtel Singapore F1
Monday, May 31, 2010 at 4:31 PM  Pardon the above mug shot, but Mr Nitin Sawhney and his band put up an amazing show last Friday. It ranks as one of the best concerts I have attended (right up there with past Esplanade Mosaic Festival performances from Brad Mehldau Trio and Poncho Sanchez Latin Jazz Band). When one thinks of the concept of "Fusion", the word "Kitsch" certainly comes in close association. "Kitsch" certainly does not describe the beautiful music from Nitin Sawhney's band of professional musicians. The band played meaningful music that touches today's issues of terrorism, urbanity and social identity. Musically, the tabla player was smoking, the drummer had a delicate sense of time-keeping, the vocalists were smooth as honey... and all these varied strains held together by Nitin Sawhney's flamenco and Indian acoustic guitar licks. The concert was a tapestry of the many musical influences in this man's life. Cross-cultural, spiritual and really beautiful music... bestowed upon us by these talented individuals. Labels: Esplanade, Nitin Sawhney, Singapore Arts Fest
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