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Flowers are touted as the language of love. But what do different flowers signify? Lifestyle Writer Victor Heng helps guys select the perfect bouquet this Valentine’s Day. And girls, you’ll know exactly what he’s trying to say with his flowers.

韩国恐怖电影《键到鬼》讲述数位高中生因一段被诅咒的视频而卷入惊悚骇人的奇案。

In this three-part series, Anthia Chng makes simple DIY gifts for her boyfriend. In this episode, she shows us how to make chocolate truffles to "spice" up your Valentine's Day.

This year, the Singapore theatre scene looks promising, with an exciting mix of local and foreign lineups. Adeeb Fazah tells you what to look out for.

A group of students visited Typhoon Haiyan survivors in Eastern Samar to distribute donations and other necessities.

Take your Valentine’s date up a notch. From classy open-air bars to plate-smashing displays, Melissa Teh, Michelle Leong and Ng Yan Xiang show how you can make this Valentine’s Day one to be remembered.

PM Lee Hsien Loong spoke to students and faculty at Nanyang Technological University on Jan. 28, 2014. He addressed climate change, youth involvement and social issues specific to Singapore in his speech and during the Q & A period. The Nanyang Chronicle has more.

The School of Physical and Mathematical Sciences organised Science Made Fun, a two-month-long art exhibition combining elements of science and art. Godwin Ng finds out more.

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PM Lee highlighted the difference in circumstances surrounding today's younger generation as compared to their predecessors, called for them to succeed.

In the face of the widening income gap, waning social cohesion and weakening Singaporean identity, PM Lee calls for people of diverse backgrounds to accommodate and get along with each other. PM Lee assures Singaporeans and foreigners that integration is possible if both sides make

With Oscar season drawing near and big names dominating the conversation, a complicated family drama like August: Osage County is likely to go unnoticed. But this wickedly humorous film has received two well-deserved Oscar Nominations. Reviews Editor Zachary Tang delves deeper.

Spike Jonze’s sincere, eccentric, and sometimes funny Her plays like a modern day Pygmalion. Can you love something that doesn’t quite exist?

A 49-year-old cleaner died on the Hall 3 rooftop while on duty.

Reviews writer Bingyu Wu continues the Anticipated Releases of 2014 series with a look at games slated for release later this year.