The irrepressible sanitation advocate – who is now a social entrepreneur – gets serious about inequality, guerrilla marketing and conspicuous wealth.
It can take just 15 seconds to demonstrate a makeup routine, call out injustice or critique authoritarian governments, and Zoomers are embracing all with the same gusto.
Social media makes it easy for us to be part of a greater conversation that moves society forward. But exactly how much of our public campaigning is authentic self-expression as opposed to vanity?
Love, freedom, imagination, respect — to the French-Georgian pianist and Cartier ambassador, these cannot be measured or limited.
Pornhub as an avatar for social good? Not a far-fetched notion — just behold the brand’s attempt to recalibrate vice and virtue.
How one animal charity is at the sharp end of Singapore’s transition to a greener future.
Listening to your favourite playlist may be a by-the-way thing on a jog or in your car. But there is an industry that uses songs, instruments and beats to heal and rehabilitate.
The host and advocate tells us why she wants to help flip the script on consumerism.
“Representation matters because when decisions are being made, you want to make sure that different perspectives are being heard,” she says.
The eye specialist founded charity initiative Eye Care Without Borders to provide free checkups to people in Southeast Asia’s most rural regions.
Aside from supporting beleaguered restaurants and bars across the island, proceeds from the initiative will also go towards a new charity programme to help children from low-income households.
She tells us how we can better support Singapore’s diverse community of migrant workers.
LGBTQ activist Jean Chong tells us what needs to be done to attain true equality in Singapore.