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2 days ago | herworld.com | Hedy Khoo

The hottest trend in Singapore’s cafe scene is not housed behind floor-to-ceiling glass windows or nestled within heritage shophouses. It is brewing on front porches and in HDB flats in residential estates islandwide. Since late 2024, a batch brew of cosy home cafes has been started by young Singaporeans eager to share their passion for coffee and matcha, without the financial burden of operating a full-fledged commercial outfit.

1 week ago | herworld.com | Shazrina Shamsudin

If there’s one thing Singaporeans love more than finding cafes offering strawberry matcha lattes and long weekends, it’s a juicy scandal—especially when it involves celebs or public figures who, up till then, seemed squeaky clean. Recently, the Ian Fang saga had everyone clutching their pearls and refreshing their feeds. Apparently, the former Mediacorp actor was sentenced to 40 months in jail after pleading guilty to multiple sexual offences involving a 15-year-old girl.

2 weeks ago | herworld.com | Shazrina Shamsudin

2025 is shaping up to be a big year for many, especially in the entertainment industry in Singapore. Take, for instance, the annual Star Awards ceremony, which marks its 30th anniversary this year. Bigger and better than ever, Mediacorp will be bringing back its awards ceremony to its homeground at The Theatre at Mediacorp on July 6, and fans can expect an exciting lineup of their favourite local stars as well as regional icons who will be gracing the momentous event.

2 weeks ago | herworld.com | Shazrina Shamsudin

Charles Leclerc needs no introduction. He’s been racing for Ferrari for years and has become one of the most prominent drivers on the F1 grid. But over at the paddock? It feels like all eyes are on his girlfriend, Alexandra Saint Mleux, every race weekend—and fans can’t seem to get enough of her. Aside from their adorable puppy, Leo (yes, the same one often spotted trotting around the paddock), Alexandra has been making headlines for her effortlessly chic style.

2 weeks ago | herworld.com | Cheryl Chan

Whether it’s in homegrown television series or films (think Phua Chu Kang and Ah Boys to Men), ah bengs are no strangers to many of us. Looks-wise, they’re often spotted with dyed hair, chunky gold necklaces and bold outfits. Character-wise, most of the ah bengs on-screen appear to be a bit crass, but always carefree, brave and confident.