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Singaporean actress and playwright Jo Tan is restaging her award-winning one-woman play ‘King’
The thespian, who is a 2020 Gen.T honouree, will play nine different characters to explore gender identities and stereotypes in the long-awaited show, which takes place during National Day week

Behind the colours: Meet Aeropalmics, the Singaporean visual artist making people smile through her art
Aeropalmics, whose real name is Dawn Ang, has worked with big-name brands like Nike and Shake Shack. She is also the creative behind Tatler Gen.T’s first twin NFT collections, Phoenixes of Tomorrow and Friends of Phoenixes

How to become a kick-ass entrepreneur, according to four-time exited founder Joel Neoh
In the latest episode of our Crazy Smart Asia podcast, the co-founder and former CEO of Fave discusses the entrepreneurial x-factor, finding purpose and avoiding the grey line

Down syndrome in Hong Kong: How those with the condition navigate prejudice, lack of adequate support and an uncertain future
We speak with Victoria Tang-Owen, president of the Hong Kong Down Syndrome Association and Tatler’s Asia’s Most Influential honouree, and Hongkongers with Down syndrome and their families, to learn what the city needs to do to better cater to this community

Property developer Dr Allan Zeman believes there’s plenty of magic left in post-Covid Hong Kong
Lan Kwai Fong’s chairman sheds light on the challenges of the country’s nightlife industry and why its evolution is the key to staying ahead

Beyond The Billion’s Sarah Chen-Spellings on why female-led businesses are worth the investment
The Malaysian-born investor and entrepreneur is using her influential voice to address the barriers that hold female founders back

What you missed: Gen.T honourees in Singapore gather for happy hour
On July 25, past and current year honourees came together for a private networking dinner featuring Japanese BBQ, sake and wine

AI Art: How Goy Architects used Midjourney to imagine a futuristic world with Asian roots
We ask three Singaporean women to share their take on AI art—in the third story of this series, learn how Goy Zhenru’s passion for Southeast Asian architecture and craft traditions shines through the built projects of Goy Architects and the new visions she has created using AI-generated designs

AI Art: How a hospitality veteran found a new career path on Instagram with her Midjourney creations
Hajar Ali shares fantastical visions that combine her passion for art, philosophy and travel through her Instagram account, Reverse Orientalism

The BRX app brings mobile gaming to personal brain training
Hong Kong tech entrepreneur Bradley Dowding-Young’s new app aims to put mental fitness in the palm of your hand

AI Art: How Karyn Lim used Midjourney to design a fictional resort inspired by traditional Chinese medicine
We ask three Singaporean women to share their take on AI art—in the first of this series of three stories, see how industrial designer Karyn Lim envisioned Snøwood, a fictional resort realised with Midjourney, which takes inspiration from the snow fungus, a mushroom often used in traditional Chinese medicine

Neurum Health’s Megan Lam on founder wellbeing, discriminatory investors and blanket burritos
In the latest Crazy Smart Asia podcast episode, Hong Kong-based founder discusses how family tragedies triggered her own struggles with mental health, but also led to her launch an app helping others take control of their wellbeing

How to find the right VC for your startup
Five startup founders share their views on what it takes to find the best VC that fits your business needs and why you should keep them close even after the deal is signed

The 8 most followed Instagram accounts of Asia’s trailblazers
Whether it’s beauty, art, comedy or cosplay, there are good reasons why these Instagram accounts have massive followings and will keep you scrolling

Why Elon Musk killed the blue bird with an X
The billionaire entrepreneur announced the rebranding of Twitter’s iconic bird logo on Sunday. What does this mean for the platform?



