Ahead of her upcoming championship bout, pro MMA fighter Xiong Jing Nan talks about the "hate comments" she's received as a female fighter, and what drives her.

Ayesha Khanna, CEO of artificial intelligence company, and Nurin Qistina, an aspiring information systems undergraduate, discuss how the dearth of women in tech affects the world at large.

"Some have told me to stop my research because they feel there’s going to be Islamophobia; people might say that Islam is a primitive religion. But I think it’s not true. I think it’s an unnuanced way of looking at a minority community."

Shamsia Hassani (born 1988) is the first graffiti artist in Afghanistan, as well as a lecturer in the faculty of fine arts, an associate professor of Drawing and Anatomy Drawing at Kabul University (Kabul city, the capital of Afghanistan).

The "selfie museum" might be fun for actual children, but adults might be let down by the hollow, commercialised undertow of it all.

7 anime studios, 9 original stories. The trailer for Lucasfilm’s latest series: ‘Star Wars: Visions’ debuts, exciting Jedis everywhere.

In 'Brudderhood', Tan follows two former gang members as they try to turn over a new leaf — a story influenced by his own experiences.

Alicia Kirwan tells us how she uses a menagerie of materials to bring her clients' memories to life.

From Norway’s recent run-in with the European Beach Handball Championships' regulations to SkyUp Airlines’ new changes to their flight stewardesses’ uniforms — here’s why it’s necessary to call out the sexist policing of women’s wear today.

The author of Harris bin Potter and the Stoned Philosopher talks about how his grandmother inspired his new novel, and how he has used his writing to explore his identity as a Malay-Muslim in Singapore.

From self-harm scars to mastectomies, professional UK tattooist Jo Harrison discloses why she chooses to specialise in scar tattoo cover-ups.

Here we come full circle.

Alliance Française de Singapour’s exhibition pays tribute to legendary ballet dancer Rudolf Nureyev with a physical showcase of his costumes and past works.

In Julia Ducournau's 'Titane', a woman has sex with a car and becomes pregnant — but that's not even the most remarkable scene in the movie.

Kristy Sellars, pole dancer and founder of Physipole Studios Australia, Enviro Grip, and The Enviro Co, shares her journey with pole dancing and what inspired her to create ‘Smoove’ shorts.