Straits Times Life

Manchester City’s Haaland to voice Viking warrior in new animated film bit.ly/4nx7ZUF

Manchester City football player Haaland to play marauding Viking in new animated film bit.ly/4nx7ZUF

Only a handful manage to purchase Audemars Piguet x Swatch watches; VivoCity store shuts for the day bit.ly/4dnsGh6

Getting punched in the face is the new Harvard trend bit.ly/4wEbrkG

Nature and luxury in KL: Where to stay and play in the TRX district bit.ly/3PlC4Kk

Sifa 2026: Salesman之死 a bilingual ode to the translator who helps cultures talk to each other bit.ly/4nsUnJW

Creative producer Natalie Tan relaxes with classic literature and shoujo manga bit.ly/3RqekFm

‘I really hated my job’: Author Jade Song talks advertising and burnt offerings to the dead bit.ly/49LGhh5

The Straits Times Weekly Bestsellers May 16 bit.ly/4uf4vbN

Owners of hawker stall chain Jofa make bold move to open $400,000 coffee shop in tough F&B year bit.ly/4eMfaWN

Eurovision Song Contest final takes the stage amid Gaza boycott bit.ly/4fmUyED

Tomyum samgyetang? Restaurants cook up wild versions of Korean ginseng chicken soup bit.ly/4uXycOR

Hundreds queue for Audemars Piguet x Swatch watch collection in Singapore bit.ly/4dnsGh6

What becoming halal-certified means for Singapore restaurants bit.ly/4nwydqh

Conductor Hans Graf tests virtuosity of musicians with all-French programme of avant garde and fun fare bit.ly/4tBIqTK

What becoming halal-certified means for restaurants bit.ly/4nwydqh

Eurovision: 70 years of geopolitics, patriotism, music and glitter bit.ly/4dKu4M6

How dying in Singapore has changed dramatically over the course of a generation bit.ly/42Ct6LO

Gravity defying moves in Tempo’s quirky exploration of time bit.ly/42E7vT2

This is how you’re going to die? bit.ly/42Ct6LO