Category Archives: About the Arts

The Slap

Posted on March 31, 2022 by Daniel Yun

A man hit another man in front of others in a big occasion. He became emotional. He apologised. His action appeared out of character. The man he assaulted was shocked. A day later he said sorry to the other man. … Continue reading →

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The Secret Behind Zoe Tay’s Enduring Appeal

Posted on May 15, 2017 by Daniel Yun

At a local movie premiere a few nights ago, an industry veteran who relocated here from China, pointed an artiste out in the crowd from across the cinema hall at the Capitol Theatre. “It is easy to over or underdress … Continue reading →

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Discovering The Actor

Posted on August 20, 2014 by Daniel Yun

In Singapore, do we have an actor of a calibre when if he is in a movie or program, people will make an effort to watch purely because this actor acts exceedingly well. We all have an actor we like, … Continue reading →

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Maggie Cheung’s Next Act

Posted on May 6, 2014 by Daniel Yun

She is an iconic actress. Most young artists when asked, would cite her as a role model, that she had a career any serious talent would emulate and use as important reference. She appeared in countless Hong Kong commercial movies … Continue reading →

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What Is In A Logo?

Posted on April 9, 2014 by Daniel Yun

When was the last time a logo created so much talk? Generated so much scope for people from all walks of life to use as a platform to express their feelings on design, their understanding of aesthetics, their views of … Continue reading →

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