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Clarissa Oon

Deputy Life! Editor

Madonna performing in Cologne, Germany during her Europe tour concert on Nov 4, 2015.

Looking forward: Lifestyle

Theatre review: Wild Rice's Public Enemy hits the mark

Director Tan Pin Pin at the screening of her film To Singapore With Love, at the Freedom Film Fest in Johor Baru on Sept 19, 2014. The show was given a “Not Allowed for All Ratings” classification by the MDA in Singapore. -- ST PHOTO: KUA CHEE SI

Year of bans and boycotts in Singapore's cultural arena

Ms Suguna Madhavan, chief executive of Art Heritage Singapore, and founder of Pinacotheque de Paris Marc Restellini (both left) at the Fort Canning site where the first offshoot of the Parisian museum outside of France will be.

French museum to open here in May

The dragon playground of my childhood has become a museum piece

Stepping out to woo festival audiences

Living with an incorrigible collector

Gillman Barracks. Once a ghost town of sorts with only serious art collectors making the trek to that remote corner of Alexandra Road, gallery enclave Gillman Barracks has seen stirrings of life in the last six months. -- ST FILE PHOTO: LIM YAOHUI&nb

What Gillman Barracks needs to thrive

Esplanade adds additional screenings for National Theatre Live, unveils cast for Onegin

The arts, including the Singapore Chinese Orchestra, is the latest sector to be hit by the tightening of regulations for hiring foreigners. -- PHOTO: SINGAPORE CHINESE ORCHESTRA

Arts groups hit by tightening of foreign employment

The case for a national film centre

Theatre review: Seeing in a world of shadows in Shun-kin

Awards for the long run

An artistic pairing made in heaven?

Revive the journal

Ngiam Tong Dow's worry: Is S’pore becoming high cost, low tech?