Entertainment – wildchild

Meet Jacky Mak, a Painter Inspired by Impressionism

He talks about pursuing art as a career and his inaugural solo exhibition, “In the Nature of Things”.

The Glass Hut’s latest exhibition features psychedelic art inspired by motherhood and Japanese culture.

Some good reads about millennial nostalgia, social justice activism on social media, and how life goes on.

The aspiring graphic designer talks about being noticed by Lorde, her creative process, and giving proper credit to artists online.

Split Theatre’s newly launched training program offers participants a safe space to heal.

We share our favorites from the Gen Z-er’s debut poetry collection.

An essay about remembering our mortality, along with some reading recommendations.

Let us luxuriate in the extensive publicity circuit following the release of the literary critic’s debut novel, Fake Accounts.

A light-hearted festive romance that, surprisingly, offers insights into the perils of modern dating.

An excuse to ramble on about literary criticism, online discourse, and the business models of the media industry.

A lover of all things culinary reviews her favorite literary works about food.

We dive into a discussion about Netflix’s latest hit series, which has undoubtedly struck a nerve – or chord – with viewers everywhere.

A compilation of prose poetry that takes me on a trip down memory lane.