Festivals/Celebrations

South Korean singer Bibi faces backlash over choreography at Waterbomb Festival

Clips of Bibi’s performance quickly spread online, setting off a debate over what some of the audience said was provocative choreography.

Second suspect in Berlin Pride van attack released, prosecutors say

The attack, killing one person, happened in the Tiergarten park near the Brandenburg Gate on July 26.

Design News

Kopitiam teams up with Coca-Cola to launch mini-bricks collectibles for National Day

Kopitiam’s new mini-brick collectibles feature designs celebrate kopitiam culture, alongside Coca-Cola bottles and imagery.

Singapore Arts Guide (July 23 to Aug 2): Celebrate new Cantonment MRT with TPD party; free admission to SAM

To mark the opening of the new Cantonment MRT station, eight art spaces in the nearby Tanjong Pagar Distripark are hosting a “distri-party” on July 25.

Singapore International Choral Festival a delightful showcase of talents from around the world

The Singapore International Choral Festival opened at the Yong Siew Toh Conservatory Concert Hall on July 16.

Singapore Night Festival returns for 17th edition with myths and legends

Artist’s impression of Tales Of Earth And Sea, a facade project at the National Museum of Singapore by Indonesian multi-media artist team, The Fox, The Folks.

Driver in Chile runs over and kills six people at street festival in coastal city

Police officers and firefighters working next to a vehicle that struck several people at a street market in Vina del Mar, Chile. At least six people were killed.

Deep-dive into four shows at Esplanade’s Studios season on from July 24 to Sept 6

Claire Teo’s first play, Monstress, takes inspiration from Medea and Medusa and is about family abuse in Singapore. It is part of the Esplanade’s The Studios programme.

NDP 2026: What it is like to be an aerialist in the parade

ST journalist Gabrielle Chan attempting the aerial experience during the NDP aerial performance media feature at the National Stadium on July 6.

White supremacist march in Washington just ‘messy’ democracy: US interior secretary

A passenger looks on as members of the white supremacist group Patriot Front travel on the Washington Metro during Fourth of July celebrations.

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