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The world's most perverse visits Singapore (9-28 Jul)
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In the Western world, fortune-telling conjures up images of crystal balls, mystical gypsy women and oversized hoop earrings. The East does it...
Jessie Ren and her tiny calligraphy stall wouldn’t be out of place in a mid-1900s Singapore street scene. For a small fee, she’ll deftly paint...
Right in the heart of Singapore’s business district, a modest old warehouse stows hundreds of local artefacts dating as far back as 150 years...
Those who grew up here in the ’50s will remember the classic lollipop-style sweets made from caramelised malt sold by street-side hawkers. Known...
Tan Poh Hong memorises entire scripts and sings in dialect as she handles wooden dolls half her size. It’s no easy task – each of the puppets...
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