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GIGS Projects to Promote Online Safety, Publishing a Book | FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 2020 | THE STRAITS TIMES | happenings life C5 Boon Chan Assistant Life Editor recommends Picks JIMMY FALLON, STING & THE ROOTS REMIX: DON’T STAND SO CLOSE TO ME (AT-HOME INSTRUMENTS) The grooviest reminder to practise Music social distancing is this remix of British rock band The Police’s Don’t Stand So Close To Me. English singer Sting teams up with talk-show host Jimmy Fallon and American hip-hop act The Roots in an online collaboration featuring some unusual instruments. The Roots’ Questlove does joyous percussion work with scissors and forks. WATCH IT AT: bit.ly/3epvAlK MAO BUYI 2020 ONLINE CONCERT: REVIEWING SECOND ALBUM XIAO WANG Chinese singer Mao Buyi (left) won all-male singing contest The Coming One in 2017. He followed the win with hit song Perfect Day, a tender celebration of the quotidian, in his debut album of the same name a year later. Fans will want to check out this intimate online concert, featuring songs from his second album Xiao Wang (2020). Mao’s nickname is Little Wang as his birth name is Wang Weijia. WATCH IT AT: bit.ly/3deFg15 R&B HOME SWEET HOME Khalil Fong What has Hong Kong-based Mandopop singer Khalil Fong (left) been up to while staying in because of Covid-19? Eating noodles, for one. He sings and raps rapturously about spaghetti aglio e olio (garlic and oil), Yang Chun noodles and more on the track Noodles. On Hair’s A Little Long, he has a STEFANIE SUN 20TH about what she had been up to and PHOTOS: problem many will find familiar in ANNIVERSARY SURPRISE happily performed barefoot, backed FU MUSIC, these times: “Hair’s a little long, long/ LIVE-STREAM GIG by musicians. She sang tracks such as MAKE MUSIC, Who will help me cut it short, short?” Home-grown Mandopop singer Against The Light and Cloudy Day, the YOUTUBE The singer makes a case for the Stefanie Sun’s (above) debut album track from Yan Zi that made her a star, power of music in these difficult times Yan Zi was released on June 9, 2000. as well as English numbers such as on Favorite Stuff: “Enjoying the beat, To mark its 20th anniversary, she held American rock band Live’s Lightning like floating in a weightless sea/ a surprise live-stream gig on June 9. Crashes. Regardless of adult or child, music A relaxed-looking Sun chatted WATCH IT AT: bit.ly/3fJr2He nourishes the soul.” GIGS projects to promote online safety, publishing a book. Peony Literary fifth session after that for progress responsibility and civility. Agency, Tender Leaves Translations reports, or as requested by the client. ORGANISED BY THE STRAITS TIMES The Show Goes On...Line: WHEN: Tomorrow , 10am - 1pm and literary agent Anya Goncharova Clients can start with a trial of two Tim De Cotta ADMISSION: Free with registration will give insights into what sessions, which comes with a free INFO: bit.ly/380NSaO international editors look for in body composition analysis worth $28. This concert highlight from Baybeats submitted works and tips on how to WHERE: Parc Somme, 01-04, 62 2017 focuses on Tim De Cotta’s Introduction To Will Making prepare manuscripts for submission. Somme Road MRT: Farrer Park acoustic set, where he performed five Participants will have a chance to talk WHEN: 24 hours daily original songs, including Rain and Art This Zoom talk, organised by the about their own work, ask questions WHERE: Suites@Bukit Timah, 01-33, Pure, from his 2017 album The Warrior. Society of Sheng Hong Welfare Services, explains the making of a will related to their submissions and 68 Jalan Jurong Kechil The bassist, vocalist, songwriter, you ask, we answer, come listen to ensure one’s assets go to the right exchange feedback based on their MRT: Beauty World music producer and entrepreneur beneficiaries. The talk is part of Life own experiences. WHEN: 7am - 10pm daily started his musical career playing Point, a project piloted by the society WHEN: Thu, 4 - 5.30pm ADMISSION: $48 for trial with Singapore band Sixx and has which aims to promote a positive ADMISSION: $15 INFO: bit.ly/3i3Yfzh played, written, produced and outlook towards death and dying. INFO: bit.ly/2Cu8vAe recorded with artists such as Inch The new normal WHEN: Tue, 10.30am - noon Chua, Ling Kai and Disco Hue. 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The has moved online and will feature TALKS This third instalment of the Canon course will be conducted via Zoom by acts such as Lee Hedley Blues Band, from before. Also, customers are used to takeaway Facebook Live Webinar series Shelly Bryant, a poet, writer, and Sam Davidson’s Taste and American and delivery. How do restaurants adapt? What kinds features Lenz Lim, a Singapore-based translator who has worked in singer-songwriter Mirenda of dishes work best with these new models? Understanding Games, Gamers Canon EOS professional and publishing houses including Epigram Rosenberg. & Game Addiction wildlife/macro photographer. His Publishing, Singapore’s National WHEN: Tomorrow, 9pm - Sun , 5am This four-hour online seminar for photos have been used in Library Board and Giramondo Books. ADMISSION: Free, donations The Straits Times’ senior food correspondent Wong parents is jointly organised by the publications such as Travellution WHEN: July 4, 9.30am - 12.30pm accepted Ah Yoke and hotelier-restaurateur Loh Lik Peng discuss Media Literacy Council and Soos OIO, Magazine 2019 and Chiiz Magazine ADMISSION: $60 INFO: bit.ly/2YrD2aA these issues on the askST@NLB podcast on July 3. a social enterprise that uses gaming 2018. He will teach participants how INFO: bit.ly/3fQ3dxx to empower youth through to transform everyday objects into SGUnited Traineeships workshops and friendly competitions, interesting subjects by enhancing SPORTS Virtual Career Fair There will be sessions by gaming little details with the right gear. There Explore a range of traineeship Wong Ah Yoke Loh Lik Peng industry experts from Soos OIO, which will also be a 15-minute opportunities across various sectors Senior Food Founder, is a member of the Media Literacy question-and-answer session. 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Fitness trainers WHEN: Mon - July 12 Call-for-Proposals initiative, which This Zoom workshop will introduce will meet the client for the first ADMISSION: Free supports digital literacy community participants to the process of session for consultation and every INFO: go.gov.sg/vcf-trainee-jun Do you have questions for Mr Wong and Mr Loh? Go to str.sg/JPXG to submit your questions by 6pm on Sunday, June 28.
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