Since MAXIM in Singapore was axed by SPH Magazines after its December 2008 issue, avid readers of this modern male magazine are left with its more expensive cousin – MAXIM (U.S.), which costs about S$11.90 at local newsstand.

Whether you are planning to catch a glimpse of your favourite F1 driver in action or simply to enjoy ‘live’ entertainment and dance parties against the backdrop of roaring engines, discounted single-day walkabout F1 tickets for Singapore F1 (2009) may be your most affordable option and here’s where to get it.

Based on the Singapore F1 (2009) race circuit design, 13 hotels in Singapore will be earmarked as trackside hotels for the 2009 race. The following is a list of these hotels (and their websites) where you can a catch a piece of the fast and furious F1 racing action.

Based in Singapore, Reebonz is a members-only online shopping site that promises to transport you into the world of private sales, where luxury goods will be sold at substantial discounts. The private sale events organised by Reebonz, are held for a short duration (between 2-3 days) and are open to members only. Find out how [...]

What does a rainy and lazy Sunday in Singapore calls for? Simple, food delivery to your doorstep. So it’s no wonder that the top web searches in Singapore yesterday, were related to restaurants that offer food delivery. And the most popular searches of them all, were Canadian Pizza, Pizza Hut, Delifrance and KFC.