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Random Opinion. "Singaporean English is brutalist because we’re impatient people. We don’t want use many word when few do trick. It works in professional settings when time is of the essence, but it’s a terrible way to do dirty talk." RICE feeds your mind with Singaporean stories of human interest that make you think, engage and empathise.
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RICE puts things in perspective. It is a digital publication committed to delivering clarity and sensibility about life in Southeast Asia through investigative reporting, cultural commentary, and critical analysis. We make an impact through well-told human interest stories that drive people to think deeper and broaden their worldviews.
Movie Review: 'The Medium' — It's proof Asian horror will ... - RICE
by Marcus Goh September 3, 2021. This review contains spoilers for ’The Medium’. Horror works best when it’s left up to the imagination. Show the viewers the eerie movements and uncanny contortions of possessed victims, litter scenes with macabre objects and animal corpses, and linger on shots that show how an everyday item is a little ...
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5 days ago · Very simple: watch TV, gamble, and sleep." RICE Media's coverage of current affairs with reports, features, commentary and news analyses.
This Is What Change in Jalan Kukoh Looks Like - RICE
Sep 4, 2019 · A lot of us don’t realise that poverty is present in our own backyard. It doesn’t look the same, but it’s nevertheless happening in first-world Singapore. A few months ago, we launched a series on Jalan Kukoh—a rental-housing estate that’s one of the poorest neighbourhoods in the country—seeking to understand how the poor in ...
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About Us - RICE. Asia. Unfiltered. Rice is a digital media platform that tells Southeast Asian stories from the perspective of those who have lived and grown up in this region. From slice-of-life observations to multimedia investigative features, our unique brand of journalism will deliver content that you won’t find anywhere else.
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Sep 4, 2023 · In Living Colour: Dr Ivan Polunin’s Curious Symphony of a Singapore Unseen. More than a decade since his death, his children and grandchildren are carrying on his legacy of curiousity. by Nathan Koh. September 4, 2023. Arts & Entertainment.
Overlooked but Unbroken: The Glass Children Who Grew Up
Mar 2, 2023 · Aida, 32, who has two younger siblings with special needs, describes her own Glass Child experience as being a team player. Aida is the oldest of four sisters—Dianna, Sheila, and Aisha. Sheila is diagnosed with global developmental delay, while Aisha has autism. 27-year-old Sheila requires assistance with most of her daily activities, like ...
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All of RICE Media’s sociocultural documentaries, interviews and profile features. For 70-year-old Fong Nam, her greatest fear isn’t dying—it’s losing the strength to play water polo with her fellow elderly friends. In a city known for its sky-high housing costs, real estate agency Homeseller is disrupting the market.
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Series. From profiles of Singaporeans who made it abroad to hidden gems in the heartlands, we unravel the narratives that define our diverse society. RICE feeds your mind with Singaporean stories of human interest that make you think, engage and empathise.