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Popular Korean Chain Daily Beer Has Opened Its First Outlet In Singapore

Korean restaurant chain Daily Beer has introduced its popular fried chicken and craft beer concept to Singapore, joining other eateries from Korea that have debuted their first overseas location here. Opened in Telok Ayer on 18 April 2024, the brand’s signature Angry Birds fried chicken, along with seven taps pouring beer made by small breweries across South Korea, can be found on the menu. Besides Korean fried chicken, Daily Beer Singapore has...


Everyday phrases with surprisingly dark origins

There are countless phrases that many of us use every day without ever questioning their origins. Sure, some of them kind of make sense and we get the gist of it, but others actually have quite dark beginnings, and many of us are oblivious to that fact. Some of these phrases are deeply rooted in history, from medieval battlefields to slavery; these are phrases we use in this day and age that have indeed come a long way, and from very grim places. Browse through the following gallery and learn about the dark origins of these common phrases.


Here’s How Long You Can Keep Leftover Rice

Don't hang on to that takeout carton for too long.


The most memorable breakup letters in history

Forget the modern-day cowardice of ghosting: breakups are best handled with verve and courage! While countless breakups are forgotten, many others have been immortalized in writing. Sure, no one loves ending a relationship, but these letters show that gentle phrases and piercing metaphors can make the process easier (or harder) on the ex-lover-to-be. From Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor, to Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera, click on for some of the most memorable breakup letters in history.


Historical figures who were nepo babies

Short for nepotism baby, nepo baby is a term mostly used to describe a famous entertainer descended from another famous entertainer or affluent family. Like Maya Hawke, for instance, whose parents are Ethan Hawke and Uma Thurman. Or Liza Minnelli, whose parents were Judy Garland and Vincente Minnelli. However, nepo babies have been around for centuries, far beyond Hollywood. The term actually derives from the Latin root nepos, meaning nephew, originating from popes granting their nephews high-ranking positions. Intrigued? Check out the following gallery for historical figures you didn't know were nepo babies.


Air fryer with nearly 10,000, five star reviews is currently on sale

With winter well and truly on its way there has never been a better time to ensure your kitchen is fully stocked with easy to use appliances.


How the astrological Vertex can predict your future

How much of life do we make, and how much of it is fate? Well, according to your birth chart in astrology, there's a placement that shows you where fated events are likely to occur in your life. You might think of it as a point of destiny: the meeting place of two calculated, intersecting lines in your personal astrological chart. Represented by a symbol that appears as "Vx," the Vertex is used by predictive astrologers to help foretell how and why you'll cross paths with a fateful event or relationship. Intrigued? Click on to learn all about the Vertex, and what it means in your own astrological chart.


Disabled Chinese mother hits back after suffering ‘hurtful’ online abuse that she is ‘unfit’ to be parent

Woman and daughter, 5, live happy rural life, child helps with farm chores They film 'hands replacing legs' life videos, have 23,000 followers on Douyin A loving disabled mother in China who walks on her hands has been subjected to a barrage of offensive and hurtful verbal attacks online, questioning her suitability as a parent. The 31-year-old, wh...


Would you be happy as a long-term single? The answer may depend on your attachment style.

Are all single people insecure? When we think about people who have been single for a long time, we may assume it’s because single people have insecurities that make it difficult for them to find a partner or maintain a relationship.But is this true? Or can long-term single people also be secure and thriving?Our latest research published in the Journal ... Continued


Young Aussie says stealing from Coles and Woolworths should be legal

A young apprentice's radical solution to ease the cost of living sparks debate as a troubling trend surfaces at Coles and Woolworths.


The man who lives atop a pillar, and other hermits across history

Many historical figures have lived reclusive lives. In fact, some would isolate themselves for long periods of time, either to work or simply to withdraw from the world and recharge. Though this is not quite what this gallery is about. Here, we look back at individuals who chose to live like hermits, who isolated themselves from society and embraced solitude. Intrigued? Then browse through and learn some fascinating facts about the lives of some of history's most famous hermits.


What does the Bible actually say about marriage?

Marriage is a legally recognized union between two people. The union in matrimony dates back thousands of years, and the Bible has a few words on it. In fact, the Holy Book contains numerous verses about couples and love, covering a variety of topics, from engagement to marriage, and the roles of a wife and husband. Yet while some of these Bible verses are truly beautiful and inspiring, others have sparked controversy for years. Every day, countless couples from all across the world get married in churches—but what does the Bible actually say about it? Click on to find out.


The most stunning jewellery and watches spotted at Star Awards 2024: Cartier, Tiffany & Co., Bulgari and more

From the red carpet to the stage, the jewellery and watches spotted at the biggest night of Singapore’s Chinese television scene did not disappoint. Here, the most stunning jewellery and watches spotted at Star Awards 2024. The 29th Star Awards on Sunday night was a shining, glittering affair, not just because of the celebrities in the audience comprising the veterans and up-and-comers of Singapore’s Chinese television scene, but also because of...


FSSAI collects spice samples after Singapore, Hong Kong concerns

Food Safety and Standards Authority is sampling powdered spices from all brands nationwide, including MDH and Everest, prompted by Singapore and Hong Kong authorities' alerts. The Hong Kong Centre for Food Safety detected ethylene oxide, a carcinogenic pesticide, in select spice packs from MDH and Everest, raising concerns. They further instructed vendors to stop sale of the products and remove them.


Filthy rich: these are the wealthiest people in the world


The best accompaniments to fries

Fries are a food staple in numerous countries around the world. Often viewed as unhealthy, they're still widely enjoyed and a very dependable accompaniment to a huge number of dishes. There are, however, many different ways to consume fries. Click through this gallery to find out some unique ideas about how to eat this delicious treat.


The weirdest facts about the world around us

Our planet is amazing, and these many fun facts are a testament to that. Though fantastical abilities and traits you were unaware of, our world is always able to surprise us. Check it out!


Mom reveals her daughter’s hilarious pose in wedding photos

Mom reveals her daughter’s hilarious pose in wedding photos - ‘The photographer should edit a lot of those out... as it was her job to notice,’ a TikTok user admits


Coles store's poignant Anzac Day display sparks reaction

A statue of a soldier put up inside a Coles store by a staff member ahead of Anzac Day has sparked an intensely patriotic reaction on social media. .


How the British royals celebrate their birthdays

For most of us, a birthday is an excuse to go big and celebrate in style–get dressed up, host a party, and revel in the chaos! But for most of the British royals, it's an excuse to do the exact opposite. Unless it's a big milestone birthday, they appreciate the chance to take a day off from hosting and dressing up. That being said, there are still certain traditions that must be adhered to. The Prince and Princess of Wales’ youngest child, Prince Louis, is turning six on April 23. Despite a difficult year for the young royal family following Kate Middleton’s recent cancer diagnosis, Louis’ birthday will still be celebrated with their yearly tradition. Middleton previously revealed that she always stays up late to prepare her children’s birthday cakes the night before. “It’s become a bit of a tradition that I stay up ‘til midnight with ridiculous amounts of cake mix and icing and I make far too much,” she explained. “But I love it.” It’s also tradition to release an official photo on each child’s birthday, but this has recently caused controversy for the family as Middleton was accused of photoshopping recent family photos amid rumors of her illness. Click through the gallery to learn more about how the royals really spend their birthdays.


Why orchids are so loved: festival in Hong Kong celebrates the flowers’ beauty and shows how to raise them at home

An orchid festival at Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden in Hong Kong celebrates the beauty and culture of a plant regarded as one of nature's masterpieces Ahead of the event, ecologist describes how to avoid buying a wild orchid and fuelling the illegal trade in them, and hails progress in fighting the poachers With their intricate shapes and rich c...


30 films you have to watch once in your life

Figuring out exactly what you want to watch can be tough with so many options available. Whether it's Hollywood or foreign cinema, we have been given unforgettable stories and characters that have turned into modern classics. Be it romance, drama, or comedy, there are essential films that everyone must watch once in their lives. So, get your popcorn ready and click through this gallery of 30 films you just have to watch at some point.


Lady Amelia Windsor wows in lace slip dress for Earth Day dinner

Lady Amelia Windsor, the granddaughter of Prince Edward, Duke of Kent, was effortlessly elegant in a strappy black slip dress for the event in Mayfair, London, on Monday.


How dogs became man’s best friend

Many people don't think twice about having a dog in the home, and indeed it has been the norm for longer than any of us can remember. But have you ever wondered how those living animals in our most intimate of spaces evolved from wild predator to cuddly playmate? Dogs are worshipped in society, and the billion-dollar pet industry is proof of that. But dogs as we know them weren’t always dogs, and they weren’t always our best friends. So why the affinity with this species in particular? Various theories exist surrounding how canines became domesticated, and though there is still an air of mystery around it, new research (as recent as 2021) continues to form our understanding of the origin of our beloved companions. Click through to see the fascinating transformation of the human species' one true furry friend.


Figures who are famous for the wrong reasons

In the world of fame and notoriety, it's often said that any publicity is good publicity. But what happens when individuals find themselves in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons? In this gallery, we introduce a list of notorious people who, through a series of unfortunate events, became famous for reasons they never intended. Or did they? From breaches of consent to attempts at social climbing, you are going to need your best sneakers to walk the rocky road to infamy listed here! Click on if you dare...


Cheeky Prince Louis turns six - by CLAUDIA CONNELL

Cute, confident and cheeky, the little boy has become a firm favourite with royal fans around the world, his presence guaranteed to liven up any occasion.


Secret messages hidden in famous statues

We have written before about classic paintings with secret messages, and now it's time to bring you statues. From iconic monuments such as New York's Statue of Liberty, to Renaissance pieces such as Michelangelo's 'David,' in this gallery we look at numerous examples that, in one way or another, have hidden messages. Curious? Click through and discover the secret messages hidden in famous statues.


2 in 5 Singaporeans wouldn’t accept a job without time, location flexibility: report

Workers in the city-state crave the flexibility to manage work alongside their lives. Singaporean workers revealed a strong preference for workplace flexibility, even quitting jobs that fail to meet this criteria, according to a survey by Randstad. Nearly half (49%) of the workforce shared that they would leave jobs requiring them to work more in the office. About half (42%) also said that they would not be willing to work jobs that were...


Which feminine archetype are you, according to your zodiac sign

The seven feminine archetypes, as represented by various goddesses in Greek mythology, are the Lover, the Maiden, the Mother, the Queen, the Huntress, the Sage, and the Mystic. Each of these archetypes represents a different set of values, and describe the ways that a woman might approach her life. Of course, we all have aspects of each archetype within us. However, in most people, one archetype usually prevails. And according to astrologists, that archetype is usually dictated by our star sign. Curious? Check out this gallery to find out more.


Famous people who were ahead of their time

In this gallery, step into a world where brilliance knows no bounds, a realm where individuals shattered the limits of their time and forever altered the course of history. We pay homage to visionaries who defied conventions, reshaped disciplines, and left an enduring imprint on the world. Each pushed the boundaries of human potential, inspiring us to dream, create, and change the future. Without further ado, click on and join us on this captivating journey through the lives of these extraordinary trailblazers.


Check out the largest animals on Earth

Our earth is inhabited by a multitude of fantastic animals, and some of them... well, they definitely stand out from the pack! Have you ever wondered which of these creatures is the biggest? Then look no further! We delve into the realm of animals and present you with a list of the largest specimens on our planet. Click through the gallery and take a look!


15 facts to know about intersex

Intersex is an umbrella term used to describe people who are born with reproductive anatomy or sex traits that fall outside the traditional male/female binary. There are many ways someone can be intersex: just like colour, biological sex exists on a spectrum. Here are 15 facts you should know about intersex.


Is Mary Magdalene the most misunderstood figure in the Bible?

Not only is Mary Magdalene an important woman in the Bible, but she is also a saint, and probably the most misunderstood Biblical figure in history. For centuries, Mary Magdalene's name has been linked to numerous theories, stories, and interpretations of the Gospels. Was she really a prostitute? Was she romantically involved with Jesus? Or was Mary Magdalene just a devoted apostle? In this gallery, you'll find the answer to these and many other questions. Click on.


Food origins: what most people get wrong

The world around us is vast, diverse, and old. Over the centuries, wars have been fought, invasions have been carried out, and hunger has forced people from their lands. Through it all, the movement of people around the globe carried cultural exchanges that included ingredients, cuisines, and traditions. This means that many of the foods we know and love have gone through centuries of change and experienced countless influences. So, many of the foods you associate with a particular country may actually have hailed from a completely different place. Browse the gallery and discover the origin of popular dishes from around the world.


Newer generations of men are rejecting feminism, study says


Pisces: Your career horoscope - April 23

Pisces: here are your career predictions for the day April 23


15 tips for juggling career and childcare

Taking care of kids is a challenge (on the best of days). Add in the stress of the to-dos of a career and the juggle can feel daunting. What’s one to do? We’ve rounded up 15 strategies to help you balance the daily needs of work and parenting.


These are the best countries to live in as a woman

How's the world doing when it comes to gender equality? Well, as of now, no country has yet achieved full gender equality. In fact, according to the World Economic Forum (WEF), the picture is mixed. While things are moving in the right direction, according to their latest Global Gender Gap Index, at the current rate of progress it will take 131 years to reach full parity between women and men (note that the report doesn't take into account non-binary people or other identities). The report looks at economic opportunities, education, health, and political leadership. Based on this data, let's take a look at the top 30 most gender equal countries. Click on to discover them all.


Indian Culture In Singapore: SIFAS Festival Of Arts 2024 Has highlight Events On April 21, 27, And 28

As the Singapore Indian Fine Arts Society (SIFAS) commemorates its 75th year of enriching Singapore’s cultural landscape, it has announced three key highlight events of the much-anticipated SIFAS Festival of Arts, which will be held at Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay on April 21, 27, and 28. The celebration by SIFAS is jointly organised with SIFAS ...


How birth order impacts your personality

In a family, birth order refers to your place in relation to your other siblings (e.g. first born, last born) or if you're an only child. And there are so many stereotypes about birth order! For example: oldest children are bossy; middle children are peacemakers; and the youngest child is babied and gets away with everything. Only children might be said to have a high sense of independence and lean towards selfishness. But are any of these stereotypes true, or are they based on lazy generalizations? Curious? Click on to discover if your birth order has impacted your personality.


What today's full moon means for your sign

Besides eclipses and supermoons, there are few lunations as intense as a Scorpio full moon. April 2024 has already been a busy month astrologically, and before month end the Pink Moon arrives, encouraging us to purge anything from our lives that doesn't belong. Scorpio is the sign of deep and total transformation, and when the moon is here we must scour the emotional depths of our psyche. Sound fun? Maybe not, but without addressing our wounds, there is no space for change and growth to take place. Scorpio wants us to face the roots of difficult things, so we can rise higher than before. Intrigued? Click on to learn what the full moon in Scorpio means for your sign.


Is your cat bad for the environment?

Don't let the tiny pawprints and charming whiskers fool you: your feline companion may be much more fierce than you think, and if they spend any time outdoors, they're likely disrupting the natural local ecosystem! Indeed, countless studies have shown that cats are an invasive predator, meaning that they disrupt the natural food chains that exist in nature when they go outside and kill animals that are native to the region. However, some argue that outdoor cats can actually benefit the ecosystem. So, which is it? Check out this gallery to discover the arguments on both sides.


Weird foods pioneers ate in the Old West

Early pioneers venturing West undertook long, arduous journeys. Life on the wagon trail wasn't easy, and food played a big role in both nourishing settlers and boosting their morale. Some of the food staples available back home could not be taken on the journey, and many ingredients weren't available in the wilderness of the West, but these men and women were extremely creative and highly adaptable. Pioneers created new recipes tailored to their resources using local ingredients. In this gallery, you'll get a glimpse of what their diets looked like. Curious? Click on and find out what pioneers ate in the Old West.


Why You Should Never Store Your Potatoes in the Refrigerator

How long do potatoes last? Are potatoes with “eyes” okay to eat? Here’s everything you need to know about storing your spuds properly.


Can You Use Ground Allspice Instead Of Whole Allspice? A Review By Nutrition Professionals


Professional Faqs: What Are Some Of The Negative Effects Of Potatoes?

Expert opinion from Livia Dickson Chen PhD in Nutrition · 11 years of experience · Brazil I would say that the potato itself does not have a negative side, it is another food option that we have and that has been part of our food and tradition for a long time. The problem is the way we use and prepare the potato. When we remove the husk, we already...


Gospels, codexes, and more: These are the oldest books in the world

Books are fascinating things. Indeed, where would we be today without the written word, right? Unfortunately, many books were lost over the years and many others were destroyed. Luckily, though, some ancient books stood the test of time and are still among us. Curious to find out which books survived throughout the centuries? Click on and learn all about them.


Rwandan LGBTQ fashion designer plans comeback after arrest

Less than a decade after founding Moshions, a fashion brand whose customers included Rwanda's President Paul Kagame, LGBTQ designer Moise Turahirwa's career came to a crashing halt following their arrest a year ago. Since the arrest, their ambitions have shifted, with Turahirwa looking to make Moshions a more niche brand with a smaller consumer base.


Professional Faqs: Is Lettuce A Good Source Of Fiber?

Expert opinion from Cate F Keen Bachelor of Health Science (Food & Nutrition) · 2 years of experience · Australia Lettuce can be a good source of fibre, but that depends on the type of lettuce. Ice burg Lettuce is a good hydrating food source due to its high water content, however it is not necessarily that high in fibre and contains only 1g of fib...


China KOL owns 7 homes worth US$110 million, only goes out wearing clothes, jewels worth over US$1.4 million

Super-rich online influencer has inferiority complex, says doubts about appearance drive quest for abundance Opulent lifestyle earns him nickname 'China's Kim Kardashian' An online influencer in China has once again stunned people on mainland social media with the level of his wealth. In his latest interview with the mainland media outlet Phoenix N...