Singapore
Current Associate Editor at DANAMIC.ORG. Ex-journalist at TheSmartLocal.com. Loves learning foreign languages and writing trend-type verticals. Have a knack for photography and connecting with new people!
Formal articles
As Singapore relentlessly pursues progress, landmarks that carried cultural significance get eroded. In 2014 alone, many places of heritage were marked for demolition, including familiar names like Dakota Crescent and Rochor Centre. A cluster of blocks along Commonwealth Drive, some of the first generation Housing Development Building (HDB) flats to be built, will be the latest iconic place to face the wrecking ball come November 2015.
South Korea has nearly everything you want in a vacation - cultural landmarks with beautiful architecture, a countryside retreat at the beautiful Jeju in spring, shopping haven for skincare products and most importantly, an endless list of things to eat.
We use the pedestrian crossing, obey traffic light signals, and observe good traffic etiquette as drivers and pedestrians every day. But road rage episodes continue to populate our Facebook timeline every now and then! Instead of glorifying these bad incidents, let's put good road safety habits under the spotlight instead.
When we see anything photo-worthy, we don't simply tap on the ordinary camera app to capture it any more. We upload glam photos on Facebook and Instagram, where people show off their #squadgoals/#relationshipgoals/#foodporn shots. However, when it comes to making our friends paiseh, showing off our newly acquired loots from the mall, or just simply documenting our daily life, we head to Snapchat.
2015 is a tremendous year for technological advancements. The venerable iPhone got its yearly refresh with the unveiling of the iPhone 6S and 6S Plus, showing off a new dimension in touchscreens with 3D touch, and Sony debuted the first smartphone on the planet to have a Ultra High Definition (UHD) screen on the Xperia Z5 Premium.
Local theatre's take on the essence of Geylang Serai - Singapore's naughtiest place - throws up some surprises beneath its immoral façade
You look at your sneakers one day and feel that something is amiss. It doesn’t really reflect you as an individual. It is not uniquely yours; it is not custom-suited to you – the one rocking the kicks.
In just eight months into 2014, three clubs in the community service cluster have come up with interesting events that significantly impacted both the student members and targeted communities.
Lately, there has been a steady and concerning incline in the percentage of teens with eating disorders.
Blog posts
I was wondering what to blog about during the past few days, and the topic of MP3 players just suddenly came up to me. They used to be cute little devices that contain songs, playlists, in-built FM radio, and pretty much our best friend.
Apple has undoubtedly revolutionised technology in today's world as well as the way we interact with them. The iPad revolutionised the tablet market. Who could see that we needed tablets in our lives to edit our work? To read books? To educate the young? The iPad was truly capable.
Bryan Chua goes on an adventure in downtown Tokyo to explore more about Japan's national noodle – Ramen!