The Way We See Things

While you can visit Studio Ghibli, it's not a theme park. It's a museum (hence, the reason it's called the Ghibli Museum). But what we really want is a proper Ghibli amusement park. Like this.

We're looking forward to this! 

Breaking up is hard to do. So is falling in love. Matthew Swarts has been pondering this since splitting up with a long-term girlfriend in 2013 and then finding a new one last year. To process the strong, often conflicting emotions that come with these changes, Swart is working on two photo series. In Beth, he manipulates old…

Almost makes us want to re-watch Drive. The Quandrant System used in Nicolas Refn's Drive

Try googling for Chiam See Tong in an SDP uniform. We assure you that you will never find it. Faded like memories of Captain Planet on 4:3 televisions; records of certain parts of Singapore’s histo...

Punched in the gut of feels. I think this just about sums up what we feel about the entire AirAsia #QZ8501 incident.

Christmas is time to recall a wonderfully bleak Gaiman short. Merry X'mas all

“Perhaps you notice how denial is often the preface to justification” Christopher Hitchens. Wipe-out In bowling terms, it would have been a perfect strike for you. In single stroke, you wiped the d...

So. After a two year long hiatus, the Singapore International Film Festival is back - with more backing it seems - better website, more film (147) and better locations (okay maybe save The Projecto...

With Kinokuniya at Ngee Ann City closing, we reminisce our favorite books discovered and bought there. This was more than a decade ago - and definitely one that stuck in my mind 

How long does it take to forget someone

Productive much? Right on the back of Oscilla.

Things I don't get. To put things into perspective, Tan Pin Pin's film was 'banned/no public screening' for telling the truth? Congratulations Truth! 

Grandmother that turned herself into the police for 2 days then bailed herself out when she had enough? #LIKEABOSS 

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