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Modern Love in miniature, featuring reader-submitted stories of no more than 100 words.

Modern Love in miniature, featuring reader-submitted stories of no more than 100 words.

Known as "Singapore's golden boy of diving", Jonathan Chan is the first diver from Singapore to ever qualify for the Olympic Games. Fun fact: The 24-year-old poster boy for the sport started out as a gymnast but, in 2010, made a shift to diving. He scored his first medal (bronze) in the 10m platform at the SEA Games in Singapore in 2015, and another two bronze medals (in the individual and synchronised events, respectively) in Malaysia two years later. Caroline Chew | Equestrian National equestrienne Caroline Chew will become the first Singaporean to compete in her sport at the Olympics. Li...

Hello, everyone, and welcome to the latest issue of Cult TV. I’m Bryan Kristopowitz. Here is the link to the previous issue of Cult TV, just in case you missed it: The Master Episode 1: “Max” Am I the only one who gets disappointed when a much sought after old movie or TV show gets a bare bones home video release, especially from a boutique home video company? I mean, yes, I fully understand that producing DVD and Blu-ray special features can be an expensive proposition and that there’s always the chance that the people involved in the movie or TV show don’t want to relive their ...

Swimmer Quah Ting Wen and sprinter Veronica Shanti Pereira will compete at the upcoming Tokyo Olympics (July 23-Aug 8), after getting their spots via universality places set aside by their sports governing bodies on Friday (July 2). Their qualifications mean that the Team Singapore contingent is now 23 athletes strong, including defending Olympic champion Joseph Schooling. Quah's third Olympics The Singapore Swimming Association announced on Friday (July 2) that Quah, 28, had qualified as she was the highest ranked athlete based upon the FINA points table achieved by June. Her points were tak...