"Disability isn't meant to be hidden or overcome, it is just a way of being, just a way of existing." Diagnosed with Retinitis Pigmentosa at four, Claire Teo, a 26-year-old performer, writer, director and educator, shares her journey of embracing her visual impairment to redefine accessibility in theatre. She inspires others to see disability as a creative possibility rather than a limitation.

Reimagining theatre as a visually-impaired artist | In The Spotlight

Celebrating 25 years in showbiz in 2026, American singer-actor Josh Groban chats with AsiaOne about his darkest days, setting up arts education foundation Find Your Light, as well as the joys in singing and acting as a “monstrous killer” in the Broadway show Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street.

Josh Groban on constant pressure and proudest achievement in 25-year career | E-Junkies

In a small, densely built-up country like Singapore, space is precious, and balancing human needs with wildlife is a constant challenge. How can the city create a home for both people and wildlife?

Rescuing and protecting Singapore’s wildlife | A Wilder Tomorrow

Ashish first traveled abroad for work in Singapore, where he made the city his home. As a Jain with strict dietary requirements, he shares how exploring Singapore’s diverse cultures and cuisines both challenged and enriched his experience.

Navigating life as a Jain | Of Beliefs & Faiths

Behind the sirens, firefighters are ordinary people with an extraordinary passion for saving lives. Meet Captain Grace Liew, a Hazardous Materials Specialist, as she shares her journey to a 7-year career with the Singapore Civil Defence Force through the Fire and Rescue scheme. For her, the SCDF saying rings true: Lifesaving. It’s life changing. Find out more at: go.gov.sg/scdf-join-us-today This post is in partnership with the Singapore Civil Defence Force.

How a fatal accident inspired this firefighter’s lifesaving purpose | Behind the Sirens

Behind the sirens, firefighters are ordinary people with an extraordinary passion for saving lives. Meet Warrant Officer Dayanithi S/O Karunanidi, a Search Specialist with two K-9 dogs, as he shares the story of his 15-year journey with the Singapore Civil Defence Force through the Fire and Rescue scheme. For him, the SCDF motto holds meaning: Lifesaving. It’s life changing. Find out more at: go.gov.sg/scdf-join-us-today This post is in partnership with the Singapore Civil Defence Force.

How walking into a fire station led to a life-changing journey as a firefighter | Behind the Sirens

Join Uncle Jimmy, a 76-year-old resident at a nursing home, as he takes part in the Haydays with Horses programme.&nbsp; Over the course of the 10-week equine-assisted therapy programme, seniors at the NTUC Health Nursing Home in Jurong West interacted with horses through guided activities designed to support emotional well-being, encourage movement and spark connections with these majestic animals.

How Horses Are Helping Seniors In A Nursing Home

Chinese actor-singer Dylan Wang talks about why he chose Singapore to host the first international pop-up for his streetwear brand D.Desirable and how an impromptu basketball game here influenced his new collection, which is a collaboration with local illustrator Ah Guo. Read more: https://www.asiaone.com/entertainment/dylan-wang-basketball-singapore-ion-orchard-ddesirable-pop-up-store

Dylan Wang's D.Desirable press conference in Singapore

AsiaOne chats with Japanese dance group Avantgardey a month ahead of their Singapore shows. Known for their highly synchronised dance sequences, they reveal an even cuter side besides their iconic blue pinafores and bobs — from members who struggle with directions to others who can barely wake up on time. Stick around till the end to see them tackle dance challenges and Singapore-inspired dance moves! Watch more: https://www.asiaone.com/video

Avantgardey play 'Who’s Most Likely', take on dance challenges | E-Junkies

Prime Minister Lawrence Wong said in his budget speech on Feb 18 (Tue) that the $143-billion budget ensures that "no one is left behind".

Budget 2025: Reactions from Singaporeans

Singer-actor Edan Lui plays Interpol inspector Michael Chang in the third season of K-drama Taxi Driver. The 28-year-old, who is a member of the Hong Kong boy band Mirror, tells AsiaOne his most memorable experience in a taxi and a local phrase tourists should know. Taxi Driver 3, which stars Lee Je-hoon, Pyo Ye-jin, Kim Eui-sung, Jang Hyuk-jin and Bae Yoo-ram, is now streaming on Viu. Watch more: https://www.asiaone.com/video