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April 15, 2021 Instagram/cake.botanica Who doesn’t love chocolate? Chocolate is known for its soul-satisfying, decadent taste especially when combined with sugar and dairy. Turn it into chocolate cake, and we have a winning combo of comfort food-meets-indulgence, whether it’s for celebratory occasions or the endless days in between. (PMS and work stress, we’re looking at you.) Here, we’ve rounded up the best (in our opinion) chocolate cakes in Singapore to get your fix. Keep scrolling to find out, and keep this page handy. PS: You could make your own chocolate cake, but unless you’r...

A man on the autistic spectrum disorder admitted to stalking a performer online and in real life.

We can't get enough of cartoon collabs, and brands know it. From fashion to beauty labels, they continue to tap the appeal of iconic cartoon and animated characters - think Line Friends and Alice In Wonderland - for limited edition mash-ups that'll introduce an overdose of cuteness and cheer to your wardrobe and beauty arsenal. Just take our money already. 1. Furla X Line friends Fans of Line Friends are likely to be squealing with delight at the new and ultra-adorable Line Friends collection that Italian luxury brand Furla has put out. The adorable Brown, his girlfriend Cony, and their frien...

2 charged with leaving home after being given MCs for respiratory tract infection Toggle share menu Advertisement File photo of a gavel. (Photo: Jeremy Long) 15 Mar 2021 07:05PM) Share this content Bookmark SINGAPORE: Two people were charged on Monday (Mar 15) with leaving home and visiting public places after receiving medical certificates (MCs) for respiratory tract infection. Ang Siu Yen, 22, was given a four-day MC from Oct 24 last year after being diagnosed with upper respiratory tract infection, said the Ministry of Health (MOH) in a press release. Ad...

Those convicted of an offence under the Infectious Diseases Act or Stay Orders Regulations can be fined up to $10,000 and imprisoned for up to six months. - The Straits Times/ANN SINGAPORE, March 15 (The Straits Times/ANN): The Health Ministry warned those with acute respiratory symptoms to comply with Covid-19 restrictions after five people were charged in court over allegedly committing coronavirus-related offences. Of the five, two were charged in court on Monday (March 15) over allegedly visiting public areas despite being issued medical certificates (MC), thus "exposing others to the ris...