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In Singapore, the 21st-century’s obsession with materialistic wealth and modern-day creations take form in paper effigies that are made to be burned for the deceased.
What happens just before show time at Cirque du Soleil's touring show Kurios.
What really puts the “super” in the context is the seamless marriage of functionality typical of an SUV with Lamborghini’s soul of a super sports car.
Korean actor Lee Dong Wook is every bit the dreamboat you see on the screen.
The Korean actor talks of possibly taking a role in another language and recommends a makeup product for men.
Pornography has a new look: It’s cinematic, diverse and directed by visionary women.
Cruising the sculptured trails of New Zealand in the Porsche 911 proves the supercar is a work of art in its own right.
Matt Zurbo’s challenge, named after his daughter, Cielo, is an unconventional labour of love.
We dug in the New York Times photography archives to find images of swimsuits from 1930s onward. Come take a dip.
From nipple tattoos to scalp micropigmentation, three women are combining their skills with new technologies to help others restore their self-confidence.
“This Is What Happens to Pretty Girls” was performed to sold-out audiences, sparking a new wave of conversation, yet it left some wondering whether a drama that put a stark spotlight on a persistent problem can prompt lasting change.
Mental health professionals are speaking to the “therapy generation” online, at no cost. And it’s bringing in business.
The 15-year-old “Stranger Things” actress doesn’t act her age. And that’s a good thing.
The 15-year-old English actress talks about shaving her head, speaking out against cyberbullying and taking it one step at a time after the award-winning Netflix series.
Radio play is down slightly, but the King of Pop’s Vegas show goes on and Broadway is still in the air despite HBO’s “Leaving Neverland.”
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?
T: The New York Times Style Magazine Singapore’s best videos: digital house tours from around the world, behind-the-scenes looks of cover shoots and more.
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