By: Sam Chan
Did you know they almost ran out of pink paint to make the Barbie movie? That’s because everything in the movie—Barbie’s house, Barbie’s car, Barbie’s town—had to be pink. Continue reading “Is Barbie Fake?”
Is Barbie Fake?
Superheroes: Imaginary Pointers to Something Real
By: Max Jeganathan
A group of trainee recruits are about to finish their intensive daily workout. Continue reading “Superheroes: Imaginary Pointers to Something Real”
Our Boundaries Need to be a Fence With a Gate, Not a Brick Wall
By: Bec Smith and Caroline Spencer
I (Bec) am a pretty private person. I value close meaningful relationships and quiet time to recharge. These are some of the characteristics that define my personal and time boundaries. Continue reading “Our Boundaries Need to be a Fence With a Gate, Not a Brick Wall”
‘Champions’ – a Humorous, Inspiring Story of Special Olympic Athletes
By: Russ Matthews
Bobby Farrelly is best known for partnering with his brother, Peter, on many iconic, albeit borderline offensive comedies, like Dumb and Dumber, Shallow Hal, and There’s Something About Mary. Continue reading “‘Champions’ – a Humorous, Inspiring Story of Special Olympic Athletes”
Stuck in a Job You Don’t Like?
By: Leslie Koh
This must be a rite of passage that almost everyone goes through at some point: to be stuck in a job you don’t like. Continue reading “Stuck in a Job You Don’t Like?”
Decision Making: How to Get Results Without ‘Resulting’
By: Yiqin Houston
In my work as a project manager, I am often tasked with making decisions with limited information and plenty of uncertainty. Continue reading “Decision Making: How to Get Results Without ‘Resulting’”
‘The Birds’ and the Rising Cost of Living
By: Max Jeganathan
Wars, earthquakes, national security, elections. As ever, there’s plenty to fan the flames of anxiety. Continue reading “‘The Birds’ and the Rising Cost of Living”
I Blamed God for Taking My Dad
By: Tim Chen
“I didn’t grow up in a Christian household and we didn’t go to church. My dad’s side were quite religious, but my mum’s side were atheists. Continue reading “I Blamed God for Taking My Dad”
That ‘Inbox Zero’ Contentment Feeling
By: Tim Yearsley
I’ve hit Inbox Zero. Outlook tells me, ‘You’re all caught up’. There’s no one waiting for me to reply to them. Continue reading “That ‘Inbox Zero’ Contentment Feeling”
In a Culture That Questions Male Friendship, ‘Close’ is a Cautionary Tale
By: Reel Dialogue
As the awards season closes, many international films getting recognition are getting their moment in the spotlight. Continue reading “In a Culture That Questions Male Friendship, ‘Close’ is a Cautionary Tale”