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The PHI Foundation for Contemporary Art is pleased to unveil two robust and dynamic exhibitions for its spring/summer 2024 season

The PHI Foundation for Contemporary Art is pleased to unveil two robust and dynamic exhibitions for its spring/summer 2024 season...

Lau Seng Kee laid in wait for the victim while she was playing hide-and-seek with her sister at an HDB void deck, say prosecutors.

Border Crossings is a cultural magazine edited and published in Winnipeg. A local, international magazine, it is now in its 35th year of continuous publication. Edited by Meeka Walsh, it investigates contemporary culture through a combination of articles, reviews, interviews and portfolios of photographs and drawings.

SINGAPORE: A man who harboured romantic feelings for a woman he knew from secondary school claimed he was a medium and performed fake rituals, purportedly to get rid of "ghosts" following her.  The 23-year-old man then took the chance to repeatedly rape and sexually assault the 25-year-old victim.&nbs

SINGAPORE, Jan 14 ― On the first day that the police had put up a live map on the crowd size at the Chinese New Year (CNY) bazaar in Chinatown, two intersections at the heart...

SINGAPORE – After downing five glasses of beer at a Holland Village bar, a Belgian man grabbed another customer’s laptop and left the premises with it. Willy Frida D Burm, a Singapore permanent resident, then stumbled around outside the Wala Wala Cafe Bar, where he was later stopped by police officers. When the officers arrested him and tried to get...

Singapore News - After downing five glasses of beer at a Holland Village bar, a Belgian man grabbed another customer’s laptop and left the premises with it. Willy Frida D Burm, a Singapore permanent resident, then stumbled outside the Wala Wala Cafe Bar, where he was later stopped... Read more at www.tnp.sg

Singapore News - A swimming coach sexually abused a student for four years, carrying out sexual acts on the victim in public shower cubicles and inside his van from the time the boy was nine. The man also invited the victim to his home to play computer games, and gave the boy alcohol before... Read more at www.tnp.sg

Montreal's Yayoi Kusama exhibit is so popular that the most recent ticket release sold out within minutes. Around 10,000 people applied on July 15, but only half of them received tickets through the box office system and call centre. The PHI Foundation hosting the exhibit is now adapting its ticketing strategy, and even introducing allocated times that don't require reserving tickets at all to help more people see Kusama's works, especially her Infinity Mirrored Rooms.