Once harnessed as a sexist trope in teenage chick flicks, journaling is now a panacea for modern life.

How do you create culture? A dash of bravery, a few drops of creativity, dollops of passion and a desire to pass it on to the next generation. The Peak pairs five current and future icons from five different cultural fields and transcribe their riveting conversations.

Cop these brilliant design ideas that bridge the gap between style and versatile function.

Jorja Smith is 2019’s voice and face of music, so #TeamCLEO shines a spotlight on how she became “The One”.

As the Singapore Writers Festival rolls around, we asked upand-coming female authors to share what they hope their work will achieve

MENTAL ILLNESS DOESN’T HAVE TO BE A PSYCHOLOGICAL PRISON SENTENCE.

‘Our screens will kill us all’? An exaggeration, but here are some super-easy ways to help you cut down screen time so you can live in the moment.

AsiaSpa magazine is proud to announce the 15th annual AsiaSpa Awards.

Contributors of AsiaSpa July/August 2019

ARCHITECT AND MULTI-DISCIPLINARY DESIGNER ONG KER SHING DRAWS ON HER PERSONAL EXPERIENCES TO INSPIRE HER BODY OF WORK.

Jo-Ann Yeoh and Melissa De Silva, two recent awardwinning authors, bring new flavours, perspectives and styles to Singlit with their debuts.

Struggling to read, write or count is a common problem for many children, but how do you know when that struggle is actually a learning difficulty or disability? SASHA GONZALES asked three experts to tell us what signs to look out for and when to know to get help.

Look beyond labels because it is what’s unwritten that actually matters the most.

A vision board can be a powerful manifestation tool, but what if you have no idea what to put on it in the first place? Here’s an exercise that will give you some clarity.

The Weekly’s annual Great Women Of Our Time Awards aims to inspire the next generation, fuel entrepreneurial passion and galvanise women to be a force for change.

POST/MAIL OF THE MONTH

Fong Wei Li offers legal advice on how homeowners can protect themselves against unsavoury sales practices and missing furniture dealers, when shopping for the home.

It’s not just about learning to read and write. EVELINE GAN finds out what every parent should know about how early literacy is taught in Singapore preschools.

How a luxury lifestyle juggernaut is writing its future with solidly backed expansion, subtle design and the occasional stylistic surprise.

The right job is not necessarily the one that is more highly regarded or earns you more money.

This March holidays, expand your kids’ repertoires with these enrichment classes for swimming, Maths, art and more. With classes available for infants to primary school children, there’s sure to be something for everyone.

Some parents in Singapore send their kids for handwriting classes, but experts question the need for such courses, especially for preschoolers.

If your child didn’t do that well in the English mid-year exam, don’t fret. Tap on these expert tips to help improve his composition skills during the June school holidays.

GRAEME PARK Graeme Park has held editorial and internal communication roles both in the UK and in Asia.

The pen may be mightier than the sword, but choosing the right one can still be difficult.

Your child will enjoy the exciting activities and games, and unique teaching methods used in the English courses at the British Council. But, more importantly, they inspire a lifelong passion for the language.

How about an escapade every day? rejuvenation that takes minutes and at no extra cost. time to play!

Whether your child is a decent writer or struggles to craft a good composition, you can develop his writing skills further and prepare him to be a stronger storyteller.

Enrichment may be a rite of passage for most kids in Singapore, but it’s important to do your homework before you sign up and keep tabs on what Junior is learning, says SASHA GONZALES. PHOTOGRAPHY