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Angel
Doomsday
Sex is Zero 2
The Other Boleyn Girl
Untraceable
Grace Is Gone
The Leap Years
Step Up 2: The Streets
One Foot Off the Ground
P.S. I Love You
The Diving Bell And The Butterfly
Reservation Road
窒息情欲 Breath
 
Evoke - Evoking Emotions of Life
The Dresser
Krishnan’s Dairy
The Candlestickmaker
 
Youth Gone Wild
The British Invasion
The Latino Swing
The Click Five Showcase at Zouk
Jason Mraz @ Esplanade
Dongli 88.3!: Hear it from the Djs
 
Waraku Restaurant
All Dogs Go To (Fast Food) Heaven
Tong Shui Café: Hong Kong Fusion
Hog's Breath Cafe - Slow Cooking, redefined
 
What's Cool in 2007?
What to wear for Christmas
Bringing Sexy Back
Itsy Bitsies for the Campus Chic
Dress right for your body type
SPOtted! Vintage Girls & Old School Boys
What a Load of Rubbish
Back to School Cool Wear
Icon@Bugis: Street Fashion Haven
Confessions of a Bag and Shoe Whore
The Party Bra Review: Too Sexy to Hide
The 'Not-In' Wear for Guys
 
Bartending 101
The French Beer at Hyacinth
High But Definitely Not Dry
BarBaaBlackChic
The Balcony Review
Zoukout 05: The Lowdown
The Music Starts Now At The Ministry of Sound
Camp Babe Finals at Club Momo
 
The Waterboys
Fever pitch – Just can’t get eNaf of it
Confessions Of A Soccer Dunce
 
Infocomm 123: Ask. Learn. Explore
So you think girls can’t drive?
Holiday Special: Go North
Holiday Special: Go East
Campus Vroom: When life zooms past you
School-box
Orientation Odyssey
There Is No Place Like Home
Sentosa Siloso Beach – Baywatch
Top 5 Stress-Busters
The Bad-interview-move Career Guide
Lee Huishi - Too fast too furious?
The World of Girl's Hip Hop
The freshies come marching in
Sect of Aboredomalition
The 5 places to avoid during vacation
‘Wonders’ of Hall Life
 
It’s me, Narae
Summer in UCLA: Reflections From My Exchange Program
The Dark Chiang Mai
Road Trip Downunder
If Paradise is Half as Nice
Contiki Resort Bali: Where Strangers Become Friends
More Bang For Your Baht - Fly With A Budget Airline!
Shopping in Tokyo
Shopping in Melbourne
 
Geek Chic
Picasa - A Picture Whore's Best Friend
Thinkpad T43: Study with a Sturdy Machine
What’s next for the mp3 player?
 
The film sweeps you away with breathtakingly elaborate sets displaying the fin de siècle glory of the Victorian era.
It is wildly illogical; at times even comedic because of the intensity death is portrayed in such ludicrous, exaggerated fashion.
Unfortunately, the mayhem of four relationships and affairs simultaneously overshadowed any memorable bits.
This is an enjoyable romp through one of the most important periods of England’s history.
This is the tale of a merciless and brutal psychopath killer who plays out sadistic torture games with his victims while shrouded behind the anonymity of the Internet.
For those who fancy themselves as art house aficionados, this film might come across as a little too pretentious & obvious in its layering of themes like loss, familial love, grief & war.
The film is a breath of fresh air against the typical boy-meets-girl, boy-chases-girl, boy-loses-girl but at the end boy-gets-girl romance plot which has been done to death.
The formula for success is simple: Zone in on the target audience & keep them happy by blowing the entire budget on choreographing the slickest dance sequences.
Quite unlike the splash of Hollywood blockbusters, this film is inundated with a dizzying array of subplots.
With snappy pacing, a compatible soundtrack & a good cast of characters which include Gerard Butler & Hilary Swank, the movie breezes past not uncomfortably.
This movie’s unconventional title belies the touching tale of one man’s struggle to live on despite amazing odds.
Don’t expect to leave the theatre with your breath taken away. Reservation Road is after all, more of a journey than moral sermon.
This is a tragic tale studded with flickering sparks of happiness; a rich tapestry of symbols, colours & moods.
 
This is a brave ode to dance & the enthusiasts who love the art. This dance musical will evoke rage, sadness & happiness.
The qualities of the emotions in this woven satire are almost surreal.
Behind the counter at Krishnan’s Dairy, humourous moments unveil itself to tell the story of Gobi and Zina.
The play slowly draws audience into the captivating magic of Western theatrics with a touch of Indian tradition.
 
We experience a 6-hour rockfest featuring Ronin, alongside up and coming bands like 3dash1 and West Grand Boulevard.
Hot off the heels of Zouk's Very Brit Party, it seems as if the British Invasion has taken us all by storm.
Discover that fiery sensuality coursing through those Latino veins as we review Juanes' Mi Sangre & Sergio Mendes' Timeless.
We check out school power pop band The Click Five when they swung by Zouk for an exclusive showcase.
Jason Mraz delivered an unassuming and sincere performance at the Esplanade Concert Hall. Throughout the two-hour acoustic concert, Mraz never failed to engage the audience, whether in laughter or in song.
Meet the friendly young DJs from Dongli. One had a Voodoo doll for Valentine's, another learns TCM.
 
We check out Waraku - authentic Japanese restaurant chain, to satisfy our cravings for dons, hot pots and soba.
We had a quickie meal at Superdog, the newest fast food restaurant in town serving American & European-style hotdogs & burgers.
The peanut butter with condensed milk toast tasted as tantalising as it looks in the pictures.
The café is a fresh respite from hackneyed, overdone steak restaurants that Singapore is too privy to.
 
Be a maverick, be alternative, be experimental. We tell you what to wear in 2007.
Trying hard to stand out this Christmas? We show you how to mix & match your tops & bottoms in this season’s hottest colours.
Vivacious twins May & Choy let us in on why the spirit of giving is sexy
We discovered an exciting range of swimwear to suit the different body types of 'the campus chic' in OcheMaeve.
Is your body pear-shaped, rectangular, hour-glass or an inverted triangle? We tell you which clothes fit your body type.
We snooped around school & caught sight of style-mavens in the making. We love their vintage look!
First days of the term are barbarically exciting! Everyone will will be plotting to outshine each other & make that impression.
Step out in style as we show you how to pull off the latest looks on campus this semester with different styles for different days!
5 levels of Harajuku-styled outlets bring a breath of fresh air in the crisis of malls springing up in carbon copies.
Check out our pick of kickass online stores retailing bags, accessories, shoes, clothes and general girliness.
Bra straps for the Party Bras are not only detachable to mix and match with other Triumph bras, it also adds that extra touch of stylish glamour.
Guys, it is time you change your wardrobe. Time to tell your mummy to stop buying riff-raffs off wagon sales for you. If she objects, protest 'I'd rather go naked than to wear rags, mummy.
 
How does one simultaneously juggle life being a student & bartender effectively? We gather some tips from a couple of students who have gone through it all.
We set out on this arduous journey to seek out a bar that is classy and cheap (we mean the drinks).
We put together a simple guide to throw an effective house party with minimal hassle.
Conceptualised by the husband-and-wife duo of Hai and Ping, this is a 3-in-1 establishment comprising of club, bar and café.
We review the Balcony Bar at Heeren, a 24-hour venue for night owls seeking to wind-down after a late night movie.
What's a festival without the carnivalesque combinations of tarot readings, quirky starfish and circus mascots parading the sandy grounds eliciting giggles and good-natured jibes from the girls and guys. Li Weiyi gives you the lowdown.
Despite less than perfect logistics and nightmarish queues, MoS wants you to be part of the revolution.
The party was a showcase of talent, short skirts and fun.
 
We get up-close & personal with our local Waterboys - who are worlds apart from our kooky Japanese counterparts, mind you!
We join Naf of the SMU's Women Soccer Team on the pitch where she waxes lyrical on her obsessive ardour for soccer.
I am not into soccer. Watching a game holds no more allure to me than eating a plate of overcooked cauliflower.
 
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