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The singer reflects on a gift he received from Muhammad Ali, a symbol of their long friendship.
The director and actress notes there are more opportunities but smaller paychecks.
Even as organised religion loses adherents, many continue to seek higher meaning in their lives.
The wildlife sanctuary here in Singapore may not be a paradise for flora and fauna, but it is driven by a compelling story not one would expect.
We are in midst of the biggest shift in the content business in the history of Hollywood. What will it all look like when the dust settles?
Philippe Cousteau, the grandson of Jacques Cousteau, talks about ocean conservation and his work with La Mer’s Blue Heart campaign.
At a new cabaret, queens and L.G.B.T.Q. Arabs can party freely.
A play created exclusively for T Magazine, read by McKenzie Frye, Michael Oloyede, Angelina Impellizzeri and Juan Castano.
Bethany Gaskin is an American mukbang star. Eating giant crab legs for YouTube has made her a millionaire, she says.
Raised in bohemia at the Chelsea Hotel, Alex Auder now punctures the wellness world on Instagram. Can you blame her?
He’s not just a husband. The wife guy married a woman, and now that is his personality — perhaps even his job.
Social networks built on public status markers are now starting to hide them.
The 27-year-old singer-songwriter, Gloria Tang, opens up on music, success, life — and sings us an a capella tune.
A behind-the-scenes glimpse into T’s cover shoot in Hong Kong with the Chinese singer-songwriter.
Gloria Tang, better known as G.E.M., more than lives up to her moniker with her amazing voice and self-penned songs.
Detox has become a broken word. Cleansing starts with confronting mortality.
The new independent Huggs-Epigram Coffee Bookshop, which proffers only local books, is fast becoming a platform for burgeoning Singaporean writers.
First-time feature director Olivia Wilde is enjoying her own newfound freedom, and she is realising that her film “Booksmart” might finally be the movie that provides the filmmaking experience she’s always wanted.
Arya Ghavamian and Mani Nilchiani are reimagining the cultural moment that they never experienced firsthand — the Tehran music scene of the 1970s, which came to an abrupt end after the Iranian Revolution of 1979 replaced a Western-allied government with today’s Islamic Republic.
Tadashi Suzuki, renowned 79-year-old Japanese theatre director, argues that the interplay between the actor and the spectator can be a remedy to digitised dehumanisation.
Why they act. What they’ve learned. And what they’ll remember.
“I tend to find something and stick with it,” the Hollywood actor said about his approach to fashion.
The dating app has a new feature to help you find a mate in a sea of flower crowns.
In Hong Kong for Tumi Loft’s pop-up launch, the Hollywood actor — and self-professed last-minute packer — shared nifty tips on travelling and beating jet lag.
The rapper talked to Moj Mahdara, the CEO of Beautycon, about financial literacy and how more women in beauty can “chase the bag.”
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