Apply Now to be Asia’s First Ever MasterChef
Office manager Julie Goodwin was crowned as Australia’s first MasterChef in 2009. And then college student Whitney Miller became the first-ever MasterChef in the United States of America, in 2010. … Continue Reading →
APRIL 2015 TV Highlights for HISTORY and LIFETIME Channels
HISTORY CHANNEL APRIL HIGHLIGHTS Do Giants really exist? HISTORY Channel will unravel this mystery in the new series SEARCH FOR THE LOST GIANTS, following Bill and Jim Viera , a … Continue Reading →
Conquering Your Dreams: A Motivational Talk by the Singapore Blade Runner
He was born without a left foot and was herded from one relative to another as a child, because of his disability. He was also not allowed to participate in … Continue Reading →
The Green Corridor Run 2015
The Green Corridor Run is a 10.5km trail running event that follows the former KTM rail line, beginning at the Tanjong Pagar Rail Station and ending at the old Bukit … Continue Reading →
NTUC Income RUN350 Running Clinic: Tips on Training and Running Overseas – By Lim Thow Wee
To prepare runners for the NTUC Income RUN350, which takes place in less than one month’s time, a running clinic was held at the NTUC Centre yesterday. At the event, … Continue Reading →
Marathon Training Tips: By Ben Pulham of Journey Fitness Company
New Zealander Ben Pulham began running at the age of six years old and first represented New Zealand in the triathlon at the age of 17. He was a professional … Continue Reading →
Gelato World Tour: What are the Top 16 Asia Pacific Flavours?
Asia Pacific’s 16 gelato flavours which will be fighting it out for the “World’s Best Gelato” title have just been announced. They will be doing battle against each other at … Continue Reading →
Catch the New Season of Keeping Up with the Kardashians!
This month, E!’s most watched series, Keeping Up with the Kardashians, is back. And in the new season, bonds will be tested as the family navigates through changing relationships, now … Continue Reading →
Joseph Schooling Wins the Straits Times Athlete of the Year for 2014 Award
Today, Joseph Schooling, one of Singapore’s best swimmers, was crowned as Straits Times (ST) Athlete of the Year for 2014. The ceremony was held at a luncheon in the ballroom … Continue Reading →
Calling All Runners to IGNITE Singapore with Puma
Click here to find out how the PUMA IGNITE event went at the Singapore Flyer last Thursday. Runners, how would you like to work together to ignite Singapore – and … Continue Reading →
Barclays Premier League: The Race For Champions League Qualification
Traditionally, the top four teams in the Barclays Premier League table successfully qualify for Europe’s elite club competition. This year, there are seven teams in the running. Here is my … Continue Reading →
How to save your phone’s battery life
Our smartphones are incredibly versatile and we rely on them for a large number of functions, be it checking emails, text or WhatsApp messages, making telephone calls, playing games or … Continue Reading →
Race Registration Extended for NTUC Income RUN350
If you have yet to sign up for the NTUC Income RUN350, Organised by Young NTUC, you are in luck. That’s because registration has now been extended to 6 March … Continue Reading →
Tips To Beat Candy Crush Saga Level 734
Candy Crush Saga Level 734 is an insanely hard level, according to many players, and beating this level successfully boils largely down to luck. In summary, the objective of this … Continue Reading →
RunningHour Integration Workshop: How to Run with the Visually Impaired
The moment the blindfold came on, I was immediately overcome with a sense of insecurity. Without my eyes to tell me where I was going, I felt as though I … Continue Reading →