Ris Low Shows You How To Do Singapore Cheer for Youth Olympics
Ris Low, Singapore's infamous celeb, has got Singaporeans talking again. You got to admire Ris Low's thick skin (she doesn't mind embarrassing herself) and her ability to create news.
Her latest gimmick is teaching us how to do a proper Singapore cheer at the upcoming Youth Olympics, in response to TNP's challenge.
The Youth Olympics is supposed to enhance Singapore's reputation for hosting world-class events but it has angered some Singaporeans due to a massive budget overrun which may come at the expense of other community and social developments.
Will Ris Low add glamor to Youth Olympics and help create a more positive vibe for this event? I don't think so...
Anyway, check out the video below but don't blow your top and smash the computer after seeing how Ris Low performs the cheerleading.
Natalie Faye First Singapore Actress To Do Frontal Nude Scene
Natalie Faye has become the first actress in Singapore to do a full frontal scene in a movie, "Hush."
Hush revolves around a family with dark secrets and contains other steamy scenes besides Natalie Faye's frontal nudity.
Directed by Jeremiah Oh, it also stars Evelyn Maria Ng, Vincent Tee, Janice Yeo and hottie Canadian-Chinese actor Darren Scott.
The 20-minute film, hyped as the most erotic film made in Singapore, is recently approved without cuts by the Board of Film Censors.
"Hush" will premiere on August 24 at Singapore's Cathay Cineplex and will then be shown to the public at Sinema Old School.
[Straits Times]
Singapore Food Festival 2010 Highlights
The Singapore Food Festival is back, and this year's theme highlights dishes from the main Chinese dialect groups in Singapore.
The festival aims to show how Chinese food has evolved since it was first brought to Singapore by immigrants.
Over the next 10 days, food lovers can look forward to a Food Street at Clarke Quay, hosting some 30 stalls.
Source: CNA
Singaporeans are united by their love for food and Singapore Food Festival 2010 is a good time to titilate their tastebuds.
We can also appreciate the diverse mix of culinary delights passed down from our immigrant forefathers or created uniquely in Singapore.
Since it started in 1994, the Singapore Food festival has been promoting our local food culture to the world. This year, an emphasis is placed on specialty dishes from various dialect groups – Hokkien, Cantonese, Hakka, Hainanese, etc.
A myraid assortment of mouth-watering Chinese food awaits Singaporeans and tourists who make their way down to Clarke Quay.
Check out other highlights of Singapore Food Festival 2010 below:
1. Clark Quay Food Street
16 July to 24 July, 4pm to 11pm
Venue: Clarke Quay Read Bridge
2. Singapore Chinese Dialect Tingkat Cruise
16 July to 25 July, 4pm to 10pm
Venue: Merlion Park
3. Singapore Chinese Dialect Street Snacks
16 July to 25 July, 4pm to 11pm
Venue: Clifford Square, Central’s River Promenade and Merlion Park
4. Singapore Chinese Dialect Heritage Feast
25 July 2010, 5pm to 10pm
Venue: Clarke Quay Read Bridge
SHINee Stages Comeback With 2nd Album Lucifer
K-pop R&B sensation SHINee, from SM Entertainment, has whipped up excitement over their comeback by releasing a video teaser and hot cover for their second album Lucifer.
The first video teaser for Lucifer was revealed recently and it utilizes a matrix camera, otherwise known as Flow-mo, and will include part of their gentle song Your Name.
SHINee's full album will be out on the 19th July and will appear on the 23rd via KBS Music Bank. Check out the awesome video below.
Highlights of Night Festival Singapore 2010 (16th-17th July)
Are you guys ready for a happening night of theatre, dance, music, and visual arts? Well, it gets better with two nights of fun at the Night Festival Singapore 2010.
The Night Festival Singapore 2010 is organised by National Museum of Singapore and will take place on 16th July and 17th July (7 pm to 2 am) at Bras Basah, which has been make-over into an arts and heritage area.
Some of the highlights of Night Festival 2010 include acrobats, spaceships, drag queens, torture chambers, fire performances, death defying stunts, etc.
Since admission is free, be sure to stake out the pulsating actions at National Museum, Singapore Art Museum, Peranakan Museum, The Substation, Singapore Management University Campus Green, etc.
Click here for more details of this dazzling street theatre extravaganza.
[Today]
K-Pop 2AM Mesmerizes Fans At Singapore Showcase
K-pop has established a firm footing in Singapore after SHINee, Super Junior, U-Kiss, Wonder Girls and Beast did their promotions here.
The latest frenzy to hit Singapore is a four-member ballad boyband, 2AM, from JYE Entertainment who staged a one-day showcase on Saturday.
2AM made their debut as 'One Day' with fellow Korean group, 2PM, but they branched out to form the current entity. The members are Jinwoon, Jo Kwon, Seulong, and Changmin.
Though 2AM specializes in love tunes, they prove to be equally adroit at techno music and dancing in their new album "I Did Wrong."
Check out Jo Kwon's sexy dance at the press conference below.
[Xin MSN]
