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The best thing about Marina Square shopping centre was its ‘iconic’ steps (opens the original)
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It was the perfect ‘lepak’ spot – a place to do absolutely nothing in a country that’s always doing something. Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox Fans watching the Formula One SingTel Singapore Grand Prix 2008 practice session at an outdoor staircase at Marina Square. As shopping malls go, Marina Square has been just that to me: A space to kill time during the occasional holiday job at Suntec City as a teenager, and one of the routes to City Hall MRT station from the Singa
After a man got angry with another for patting a girl’s head, the internet stepped in (opens the original)
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Reactions to the viral incident revealed an online mob more interested in vengeance than justice. Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox A still from CCTV footage of a man shoving an elderly man after the latter patted a girl’s head at a coffee shop in Roxy Square on Aug 15. On Aug 15, at a coffee shop in Roxy Square, an elderly man totters past a girl at one of the tables and pats her on the head. The woman sitting across from the girl pushes his hand away. A younger man, who
My left hand knows what my right hand can’t do (opens the original)
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When you grow up in a world not built for you, you learn that survival often means adaptation. Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox It’s not easy being a left-hander in a world designed for right-handers, says the writer. But some, like former US president Barack Obama, have done so with aplomb. Every Aug 13, on International Left-Handers Day, a good 10 per cent of the world celebrates our triumph over our shared nemeses, such as spiral notebooks, can openers and chairs with
Tiger Beer employees gear up for a bittersweet final brew (opens the original)
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As Tiger Beer prepares to relocate brewing operations abroad, the workers who spent their lives crafting the national icon prepare for a goodbye that hits close to the heart. Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox (Clockwise from top left) Senior technical officer Thomas Heng, packaging efficiency specialist Sathiswaran Kumarasamy, supply planner Yu Seow Chui and customer service manager Lim Yee Fong. For generations of Singaporeans, the answer is almost instinctive: It’s Tige
Nostalgic AI images of old Singapore make me uneasy (opens the original)
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As AI gets better at simulating the ‘good old days’, we may soon be unable – even unwilling – to differentiate what’s real from what’s rendered. Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox This photo of the McDonald’s outlet at King Albert Park, untouched by AI, was taken in 1991. The landmark is popular among AI recreations. Doomscrolling on Instagram recently, I came across what looked like a photograph of the former Jurong Entertainment Centre (JEC). The image appeared hyper-rea
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