A Study Shows That Eating Durian Can Control Bad Breath
A keen lover of durians?
Well, you've one more legit reason to ingest those spiky ass pungent fruits now.
According to World Of Buzz, the 'beloved' fruit,...
A Study Shows That People Who Chase ‘Likes’ in Social Media Are Insecure
Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Snapchat: we all have them. Their biggest draw is attention from those you know and those you don’t, usually in...
Is Alcohol Heaty or Cooling? Facts on Which Alcohol is Cold for Body
You must've wondered at some point in time, "Which alcohol is cooling for the body?" or "Is beer heaty?"
Has your mother ever told you...
The hidden truth about poverty in Singapore
One day, there was an article about Singaporeans queuing up and buying many masks at one go. When asked why they were buying so...
More Inconsiderate S’poreans Spotted At Newly Open Sembawang Hot Spring Park
Sembawang Hot Spring Park is open to Singaporeans once again since 4 Jan 2020.
And yet, within almost 2 weeks, many things have happened within...
Hotpot Restaurant in Boat Quay is Filled with Doraemon Figurines & Even Retro Comic...
What exactly do a hotpot restaurant and a robotic blue cat have in common?
Nothing much to be honest.
But if you enjoy a warm, simmering...
3 Important Reasons Why You’re Not Losing Weight Despite Being On A Diet
Tried every single diet in the world and you're still stuck looking like a heavy sack of potatoes?
Well, there might be a myriad of...
9 Facts About Monster Curry Other Than Their Gigantic Portions
Have you tried Monster Curry? Like seriously, HAVE YOU? It is so, so awesome. Monster Curry has been a raging fire (pun intended!) that...
10 TikTok Updates in 2021 That Makes the App Even More Addictive
TikTok is currently one of the hottest apps on the planet, with 689 million users internationally, and over 100 million monthly active users in...
Everything About the Great Resignation & Why It Might Be Coming to S’pore
Great Resignation.
The term itself seems to rhyme with Great Depression—a time of economic recession and retrenchment in the 1920s—but perhaps the only ones becoming...
