Street artist Sam Lo is no rebel, but she definitely has a cause. She talks to us about her life before art, and how her emblematic stickers turned her into a national icon.

Unless you're a gamer, that is. And it is precisely his straight-talking, witty, and often irreverent interactions with his customers that have won over a growing horde of authenticity-seeking, video game-loving millennials.

“I knew going in that it would be a mess — I just didn’t realise how bad.”

Pablo Picasso’s words ring true for these seven creatives who are lighting up their own fields with grit and ingenuity.

If you had thought that a feeding bottle was just a feeding bottle, well, you haven’t met Yvon Bock.

What would you do to make the world a better place for others struggling with distress, disappointment or disability? These individuals reveal why they are pushing on with their causes.

After a failed gender discrimination lawsuit, public scrutiny and an entire Reddit section dedicated to mocking her, Ellen Pao has found new life in activism. And she sees signs that a change is coming.

She launched a social enterprise called Mei's Own (formerly known as Love, Mei) to give them a new livelihood.

From funding high-tech innovations to help individuals become more self-sustainable to pioneering his own groundbreaking vision of education for the next generation.

Acknowledged as the first in their fields, these 10 individuals speak to us about developing a vision, going the distance and, more importantly, inspiring and enabling others.

She leads the world's first angel investing network for c-suite women.

She runs Singapore's first local insect farm that upcycles food waste.

His is the first Singapore firm to win the Zayed Sustainability Prize.

Sound architect is the first local to sign with Ultra Music.