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Our National Day | Flickr - Photo Sharing!: This month is our Singapore's Birthday month and my girls are here to celebrate! Dressed in Red and White! Outfits all made by Me! I took 3 weeks to make them!...

Rihanna gives delighted male fan a lapdance on stage | Mail Online: Rihanna then pushes him down on to his back before showing off some impressive acrobatic skills as she straddles him.

Rihanna gives delighted male fan a lapdance on stage | Mail Online: Rihanna motions to her hunky male dancers which audience member she has selected and they help him to climb on stage, escorting him to a raised area.

Rihanna gives delighted male fan a lapdance on stage | Mail Online: 'Holland I might need some help on this part,' she says. 'Any fellas want to help me out?'

Rihanna gives delighted male fan a lapdance on stage | Mail Online: In footage from a 2011 concert which has only just come to light, she can be seen performing a raunchy lapdance for a delighted male fan.

Lady Gaga shows off her newly-toned bikini body on Mexico holiday after shedding 30lbs | Mail Online: But now Lady Gaga has shed her extra weight, and showed off her new look as she stripped to a bikini while on holiday in Mexico earlier this week.

Vishal Thakkar wakes from rhinoplasty operation to find top surgeon removed his ENTIRE nose | Mail Online: Patient Vishal Thakkar went to Dr Angelo Cuzalina, the president of the American Board of Cosmetic Surgery, for more than eight surgeries over the course of a half a dozen years.

Stunning images of Hong Kong 'living cubicles' that look just like Borg cubes | Mail Online: Earlier this year the Hong Kong-based Society for Community Organisation (SoCO) highlighted the plight of the city's most under-privileged people, increasing numbers of whom are being forced to live in almost inconceivably small spaces.

Paris rooftop display shows face of Aboriginal art to the world - Channel NewsAsia: "The Sources of Aborigine Painting", was a major hit, drawing 133,716 visitors over the course of three months in which Paris was also hosting blockbuster collections of the works of Edward Hopper and Salvador Dali.

Paris rooftop display shows face of Aboriginal art to the world - Channel NewsAsia: Opened in 2006, the Quai Branly museum showcases non-European art and houses more than 3,000 pieces and artefacts from Oceania, including hundreds of Aboriginal weapons, boomerangs, tools and sculptures.

Paris rooftop display shows face of Aboriginal art to the world - Channel NewsAsia: The fish escapes them but, in the process, it scatters its scales across the territory of the Gija in the East Kimberley region of Western Australia.

Paris rooftop display shows face of Aboriginal art to the world - Channel NewsAsia: From Thursday, a massively-enlarged version of a work by Australian Aboriginal artist Lena Nyadbi will adorn the roof of the multimedia library at the French capital's Musee du Quai Branly on the banks of the Seine.

First woman in space ready for "one-way flight to Mars" - Channel NewsAsia: "But we know the human limits. And for us, this remains a dream. Most likely the first flight will be one way. But I am ready," she said.

First woman in space ready for "one-way flight to Mars" - Channel NewsAsia: Tereshkova, who became a national heroine at the tender age of 26 when she made a solo space flight in 1963, said she had been part of the group who studied the possibility of going to the Red Planet.

First woman in space ready for "one-way flight to Mars" - Channel NewsAsia: "Mars is my favourite planet," the 76-year-old told a news conference in Zvyozdny Gorodok (Star City) outside Moscow, home to a cosmonaut training centre.

“Pee Mak” rides high on horror-comedy blend - Channel NewsAsia: Pisanthanakun had injected funny pop culture references into “Pee Mak”, and banked on the comedic talents of Jongwilas, Chartpong, Kongrasri and Permpoonpatcharasuk – whom he had worked with in both “4BIA” and “Phobia 2” - to bring on the laughs as Pee Mak’s four friends who struggle to tell him Nak’s terrifying secret, even as they try to stay alive.

“Pee Mak” rides high on horror-comedy blend - Channel NewsAsia: “Although it’s a familiar story, their love is very great, and the theme of a human man’s relationship with his wife that has passed away is intriguing,” said Pisanthanakun, during a media conference in Singapore on Wednesday.

“Pee Mak” rides high on horror-comedy blend - Channel NewsAsia: "Pee Mak" is unlike the 30 or so films also based on the Thai legend of Mae Nak - about the spirit of a woman who kills anyone that tries to expose her true identity, in a bid to stay with her still-living husband - which have come before it.

“Pee Mak” rides high on horror-comedy blend - Channel NewsAsia: It raked in US$33 million (S$41.2 million) since its release in March to become the highest-grossing domestically-produced film of all time in Thailand.

Team TV reigns supreme on “Te: Ra Seh!” - Channel NewsAsia: While Team Radio managed to consistently garner high scores throughout the series, Team TV won out in the end with a total score of 520, against Team Radio’s 430.

Team TV reigns supreme on “Te: Ra Seh!” - Channel NewsAsia: Television stars Fauzie Laily, Nurul Aini, Suzairhe Sumari, Hyrul Anuar and Syarif SleeQ pitted their skills against radio personalities Hafeez Glamour, Dalina Jaapar, Dzar Ismail, KC along with Fiza O during the fairy tale-themed show.

Team TV reigns supreme on “Te: Ra Seh!” - Channel NewsAsia: SINGAPORE: After ten weeks of competition, Team TV defeated Team Radio during the two-hour finale of the Malay game show series “Te: Ra Seh!” broadcast over Suria on Tuesday, which saw representatives from Malay television and radio battle it out on in a series of zany contests.

S Korean movie star Lee Byung-Hun to marry - Channel NewsAsia: SEOUL: Top South Korean movie star Lee Byung-Hun, one of the best known faces of the "Korean Wave" of popular culture, will marry actress Lee Min-Jung in August, his agent said Wednesday.

The 42-year-old, who starred in last year's blockbuster costume drama "Masquerade", will tie the knot with longtime girlfriend Lee, 31, in Seoul on August 10, his agent said in a statement.

British policeman jailed for selling celebrity stories - Channel NewsAsia: LONDON: A British policeman has been jailed for two years for selling journalists information about a string of high-profile figures including Kate Middleton, it was revealed on Wednesday.

Paul Flattley, a former constable with London's Metropolitan Police, was paid more than 8,000 pounds (US$12,300, 9,400 euros) by The Sun newspaper for details on celebrities ranging from Middleton, who is now Prince William's wife, to former England football star Paul Gascoigne.

Exhausted Miriam Yeung falls ill while school hunting - Channel NewsAsia: HONG KONG: Parents are always going to want the best for their children.

Celebrity mother, Hong Kong actress Miriam Yeung, and her husband Real Ding are no exception.

They have recently been hunting for a good pre-school which allows their one-year-old son, Torres, to go straight into a primary school after he completes his pre-schooling.

However, Yeung became so exhausted juggling work and school hunting that she fell ill, reported Hong Kong media.

Still, the sacrifice was worth it – the couple managed to shortlist two pre-schools in Hong Kong that fit their requirements.

Jackie Chan seals prints at famed Hollywood theatre - Channel NewsAsia: Chan, who has starred in over 100 films and directed 20, recalled first coming to the then Grauman's Chinese Theatre -- it changed its name this year for sponsor Chinese company TCL -- two decades ago, invited by film action hero Sylvester Stallone.

Jackie Chan seals prints at famed Hollywood theatre - Channel NewsAsia: LOS ANGELES: Hong Kong film star Jackie Chan became the first Chinese actor on Thursday to have his hands and feet cast in wet cement at Hollywood's famed Chinese Theatre, alongside generations of Tinseltown icons.

Cycling: Novikov suspended after positive dope test - Channel NewsAsia: Russian rider Nikita Novikov has been provisionally suspended after testing positive for a banned steroid in an out-of-competition test, cycling's world governing body, the UCI, announced on Friday.

Cycling: Novikov suspended after positive dope test - Channel NewsAsia: PARIS: Russian rider Nikita Novikov has been provisionally suspended after testing positive for a banned steroid in an out-of-competition test, cycling's world governing body, the UCI, announced on Friday.

Motor Racing: Formula One stalls in Bangkok as law bans car racing - Channel NewsAsia: BANGKOK: Bangkok's chances of hosting a lucrative Formula One race have faded after planners banned car racing from the city's historic quarter, officials said Friday.

Badminton: Lin Dan pulls out of Li Ning Singapore Open due to injury - Channel NewsAsia: SINGAPORE: Two-time Olympic gold medallist Lin Dan has pulled out of the Li Ning Singapore Open due to injury. The tournament will be held later this month.

Metal bra clasps banned in China's university entrance exam - Channel NewsAsia: BEIJING: More than nine million students packed exam halls across China for the opening day of the country's university entrance exam on Friday -- with attempts to stop cheating even leading to bans on metal bra clasps.

Peanut butter, pyjamas, parmesan launched into space - Channel NewsAsia: KOUROU, Guyana: A special delivery of peanut butter, pyjamas and parmesan cheese was blasted into the cosmos on Wednesday to bring some Earthly indulgences to the astronauts on board the International Space Station (ISS).

Paris rooftop display shows face of Aboriginal art to the world - Channel NewsAsia: From Thursday, a massively-enlarged version of a work by Australian Aboriginal artist Lena Nyadbi will adorn the roof of the multimedia library at the French capital's Musee du Quai Branly on the banks of the Seine.

Rare imperial Chinese cabinet sells for US$15 million - Channel NewsAsia: The imposing three-metre (10-feet) high piece of furniture comprises four parts with finely carved dragons and lotuses on the doors.

Amazon deforestation reduced by nearly 84%: Brazil - Channel NewsAsia: BRASILIA: Brazil said Wednesday it has reduced Amazon deforestation by nearly 84 percent over the past eight years and is nearing its international target for slowing devastation of the world's largest rainforest.

Sweden's latest royal couple fail to win over public - Channel NewsAsia: The youngest child of King Carl XVI Gustaf, the Duchess of Haelsingland and Gaestrikland, is unlikely to ever become the nation's head of state, being fourth in the line of succession behind her sister Victoria, her niece Estelle and her brother Carl Philip.

Publishing CEO highlights Apple role in ebook case - Channel NewsAsia: Carolyn Reidy, chief executive of Simon & Schuster, admitted her company's involvement in a series of meetings, phone conversations and email exchanges ahead of the introduction of the iPad and a new price scheme for ebooks.

New reports allege vast US Internet spying sweep - Channel NewsAsia: WASHINGTON: US spies are secretly tapping into servers of nine Internet giants including Apple, Facebook, Microsoft and Google in a vast anti-terror sweep targeting foreigners, explosive reports said on Thursday.

EMA launches Power Generation Grant Call for R&D projects - Channel NewsAsia: Chee Hong Tat, chief executive of Energy Market Authority, said: "We want to give some support to work with the industry and other key stakeholders to try and improve reliability and to improve the operational readiness of our power generation systems.

STX Pan Ocean files for court receivership - Channel NewsAsia: The move came after the state-run Korea Development Bank (KDB) said it would not use its its private equity fund to buy STX Pan Ocean, one of the country's three largest bulk carriers.

Olympics: Six hope to succeed Rogge as IOC president - Channel NewsAsia: The six - German Thomas Bach, Ukrainian Sergey Bubka, American Richard Carrion, Singapore's Ng Ser Miang, Denis Oswald of Switzerland and Taiwan's Wu Ching-Kuo - officially announced their candidacies by the deadline of midnight on June 6.

US adds 175,000 jobs in May, unemployment at 7.6% - Channel NewsAsia: But that was underpinned by numbers that should give added confidence in the economy's strength: the labour force grew by 420,000 last month, the number of those who have dropped out of the labour force fell by 231,000, and the number of Americans working part-time because they have to dropped by 12,000.

STTA secures S$100,000 deal for paddler Isabelle Li - Channel NewsAsia: SINGAPORE: Isabelle Li is one of Singapore's rising young table tennis players, and now the Republic Polytechnic student has received a major boost to her sporting career - a S$100,000 deal over three years.

Dengue cases cross 9,000 mark - Channel NewsAsia: Ng Say Kiat, vice president of the Singapore Pest Management Association, explained: "The rain will create more stagnant water, especially in those inaccessible areas. And because of more stagnant water, you actually need to spend more time to carry out the inspection. And you need to spend more time to apply the insecticide in those potential mosquito breeding grounds."

Strong demand for HDB's latest Sales of Balance Flats - Channel NewsAsia: With their central city location and expected high returns in the resale market, two available units at the coveted Pinnacle@Duxton are the most sought after with a unit equivalent to a five-room flat receiving 416 applications.

Resale prices of private homes down 0.5% in May: SRX - Channel NewsAsia: Non-landed private residential units showed an overall price drop of 0.5 per cent in May compared to April, according to data from major property agencies compiled by the Singapore Real Estate Exchange (SRX).

Raft of issues threaten to overshadow crucial US-China summit - Channel NewsAsia: WASHINGTON: A raft of thorny issues including Chinese cyber espionage, North Korea's nuclear program and regional territorial disputes threaten to overshadow a crucial summit between US President Barack Obama and Chinese President Xi Jinping.

Protesters claim win as police leave Istanbul square - Channel NewsAsia: ISTANBUL: Thousands of protesters in Istanbul celebrated a victory Saturday as police withdrew from Taksim square, in one of the largest demonstrations against Turkey's Islamist-rooted government.

"Government, resign!" protesters shouted as riot police pulled back from the city's central square, the epicentre of the demonstrations that have left dozens injured and earned Turkey a rare rebuke from its Western allies.

"We are here Tayyip, where are you?" they cried, shouting taunts to Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

Protesters also including artists and political party representatives were dancing and singing while some launched fireworks in celebration.

What began as an outcry against a local development project has snowballed into widespread anger against what critics say is the government's increasingly conservative and authoritarian agenda.

of stacy keibler forgets to zip her dress [lancerlord]: George Clooney's girlfriend, Stacy Keibler, suffered a wardrobe malfunction at the Monaco Grand Prix. Dressed in a red low-cut dress, she had forgotten to zip up her dress. The zip-slip revealed her pink thong underneath her red dress.

 

of twenty-year-old man has become the first person to die of dengue in singapore [lancerlord]: 20-year-old Ang Yong Han has become the first person to die of dengue in the current epidemic in Singapore. The news of the death first broke on the Facebook page of Cuesports Singapore.

 

Dresses - Budget Barbie: EP56 - YouTube: Qiu Qiu's first post-surgery episode and it's all about dresses!

스카프 (Skarf) - Luv Virus (러브 바이러스) MV - YouTube: 국내 최초 한국 싱가포르 걸그룹 '스카프(skarf)',
한층 더 성숙해져서 돌아왔다! 'Luv Virus(러브 바이러스)'로 남심 유혹 나서!
완성도 높은 고퀄리티 앨범으로 '스카프 바이러스' 전염경보!
차세대 걸그룹 선두주자로 우뚝 선다!

Underground reservoirs could be S'pore's "fifth tap" - Channel NewsAsia: Experts said finding underground reservoirs of water could solve Singapore's problem of not having enough space to hold rainwater, and it could also prove to be the country's fifth tap.


The comment follows a recent tender called by national water agency PUB to study the feasibility of extracting groundwater from the southern and western parts of Singapore.

If the three-year study shows promise, Singapore could join a host of countries that source drinking water from the ground.

Groundwater could then add to Singapore's water supply that now depends on four sources -- imported water, catchment water, treated recycled water and desalinated water.

The four sources are referred to as the "four national taps". These sources provide for the nation's current water demand of some 400 million gallons of water each day. PUB said this number is projected to almost double by 2060.

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Fewer luxury homes sold to foreign buyers in Singapore - ANN: Indonesians retreated from the luxury home market of Singapore in the first quarter to a much greater extent than buyers from China, India and the United States.

DTZ Research said Indonesian buyers bought 11 resold homes costing over S$5 million (US$3.95 million) in the three months to March 31, down from the 22 purchases made in the last quarter of last year - a fall of 50 per cent.

14 Ways to Apologize - YouTube: Wah!Banana is a filmmaking group dedicated to bringing a Singaporean/Malaysian brand of humour and laughter to YouTube. Our team; made up of Djehuty, Elliot, Foxy and Jason; aims to highlight the everyday experiences that capture our attention locally while putting a smile on the face of anyone who visits us.