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Toggle Announces 11 New Toggle Originals Your One Stop Destination for All Original Local Productions
Media Release Toggle Announces 11 New Toggle Originals Your one stop destination for all original local productions SINGAPORE, 28 January 2016 – Toggle today announced 11 new made-for-digital productions, Toggle Originals, which will debut from 1 Feb 2016. Responding to positive viewers’ feedback received for previous Toggle Originals such as Sabo, Mystic Whispers and Toggle Talk the new titles comprise a range of genres from comedy, drama to thrillers, offering the best of local content in English and Mandarin, in both short and long form formats. As with previous productions, the new titles feature well-known artistes such as Kumar, Mark Lee, Alaric Tay, Vernetta Lopez, Suhaimi Yusof, Shane Pow and Dennis Chew. All 11 titles will also be available for Toggle subscribers to binge watch at their convenience. Mr Anil Nihalani, Head, Connected Media, Mediacorp said, “As a local OTT provider, Toggle aims to deliver a variety of entertainment options to its users. Our viewers are getting more sophisticated, expecting to be excited by content they can relate to and artistes they can emulate. We hope that the 11 carefully curated new productions will strike a chord with our viewers, as we continue to strive to meet our viewers’ varied content consumption needs.” Added Mr Nihalani, “Since Toggle’s revamp last April, it has gained new audiences and has seen viewership quadruple. Viewers today are familiar with its ever popular catch up TV service, Toggle-it-first service, movies, drama selection as well as accessing the coverage of major live events – anytime, anywhere.” Ms Dorothy Lai, Director, Public Service Broadcast (PSB), Media Development Authority of Singapore said, “We are glad to support Mediacorp in developing more original local content on Toggle under MDA’s PSB Contestable Fund Scheme. -
2020 Efroymson Family Fund Grant Award List (As of September 30, 2020)
2020 Efroymson Family Fund Grant Award List (as of September 30, 2020) ORGANIZATION GRANT PURPOSE Above and Beyond Children’s Museum General operating support American Writers Museum General operating support in honor of Julie and Roger Baskes Amos Butler Audubon Society General operating support Arts Council of Indianapolis COVID-19 Artists Relief Fund & Match Challenge Auditorium Theatre of Roosevelt University 2020 Hearts to Art summer camp Aurora PhotoCenter Program operating support Big Car General operating & Social Alchemy support Black Swamp Bird Observatory General operating support Brandywine Creek Farms Healthy Harvest Market support and Female empowerment program Center for Independent Documentary Inc. Walkable USA documentary film Chicago High School for the Arts General operating support and capacity building Columbia College Chicago Museum of Contemporary Photography exhibition & program support Columbus Arts Council General operating support over two years DePauw University Bridge Year and Summer Fellowships Edna Martin Christian Center Virtual Town Hall sponsorship Evansville Museum of Arts, Science & History Life in Isolation exhibition support Evansville Museum of Arts, Science & History 60th Mid-States exhibition support Greene County Community Foundation Indianapolis Black Documentary Film Festival Fountain County Art Council Truss repair and reconstruction of the 1854 Cades Mill Covered Bridge near Veedersburg Hancock County Historical Society Rehabilitation of the former Philadelphia United Methodist Church now a local museum in Riley Park in Greenfield Harmonie Associates Landscaping and beautification for downtown New Harmony Health Foundation of Greater Indianapolis Sponsorship support of Spotlight 2020 Heartland Film Sponsorship support of the 2020 Heartland Film Festival Helene G. Simon Hillel Center at IU Sponsorship support of the Campus Superstar event Hoosier Environmental Council End of year match challenge support Huntington Alert, Inc. -
OSIM International
Consumer Discretionary / Singapore OSIM SP Consumer Discretionary / Singapore 10 August 2015 OSIM International OSIM International Target (SGD): 1.88 Upside: 10.3% OSIM SP 7 Aug price (SGD): 1.71 Initiation: the second coming 1 Buy • Premium retailer in the healthy lifestyle segment; share price is 2 Outperform (initiation) down 40.6% since end-July 2014 3 Hold • Net profit should pick up by 15.4% and 9.8% for 2016-17E, 4 Underperform driven by new product launches and the growing tea business 5 Sell • Initiating with Outperform (2) rating and 12-month TP of SGD1.88 (13.5% above the consensus mean) How do we justify our view? ■ Catalysts likely because we are more bullish New products. OSIM launched its on its tea business. latest massage chair, the uMagic, in 2Q15, and the results have been ■ Risks encouraging, with this product The key risks to our positive call Shane Goh boosting overall revenue growth to would be: 1) a poor take-up rate for (65) 6499 6546 6.4% QoQ for 2Q15 and net profit new products, and 2) delays in store [email protected] growth to 66.1% QoQ. In 2H15, OSIM openings. plans to release the uDiva Classic, the sequel to its existing massage sofa. ■ Investment case The uDiva Classic would have a lower The share price of OSIM, a retailer price of SGD1,999 (vs. SGD2,588 for Share price performance of premium lifestyle products such the uDiva). (SGD) (%) 2.9 105 as massage chairs and luxury tea, is down by 40.6% in the past year. -
MOST POPULAR CATEGORY NOMINEES (Open for Public Voting)
APPENDIX 2 – MOST POPULAR CATEGORY NOMINEES (Open for public voting) A. e 乐人气男歌手 Most Popular Male Singer 1 罗志祥 Show Luo 2 林宥嘉 Yoga Lin 3 林俊杰 JJ Lin 4 卢广仲 Crowd Lu 5 周杰伦 Jay Chou 6 王力宏 Wang Lee Hom 7 方大同 Khalil Fong 8 陈奕迅 Eason Chan 9 黄靖伦 Huang Jing Lun 10 萧敬腾 Jam Hsiao B. e 乐人气女歌手 Most Popular Female Singer 1 张惠妹 ( 阿密特) A-Mei 2 萧亚轩 Elva Hsiao 3 张芸京 Zhang Yun Jing 4 孙燕姿 Stefanie Sun 5 梁静茹 Fish Leong 6 徐佳莹 Lala Hsu 7 杨丞琳 Rainie Yang 8 张韶涵 Angela Chang 9 梁文音 Liang Wen Yin 10 蔡依林 Jolin Tsai 1 C. e 乐人气本地歌手 Most Popular Local Singer 1 伍家辉 Wu Jiahui 2 Olivia Ong Olivia Ong 3 孙燕姿 Stefanie Sun 4 林俊杰 JJ Lin 5 阿杜 A-Do 6 蔡健雅 Tanya Chua 7 蔡淳佳 Joi Chua 8 陈伟联 Chen Weilian 9 何维健 Derrick Ho 10 黄靖伦 Huang Jing Lun D. e 乐人气乐团 Most Popular Band 1 五月天 Mayday 2 苏打绿 Soda Green 3 纵贯线 Superband 4 F.I.R. F.I.R. 5 Tizzy Bac Tizzy Bac E. e 乐人气组合 Most Popular Group 1 SHE SHE 2 飞轮海 Fahrenheit 3 BY2 BY2 4 大嘴巴 Da Mouth 5 棒棒堂 Lollipop F. e 乐人气海外新人 Most Popular Regional Newcomer 1 郭书瑶 ( 瑶瑶) Yao Yao 2 张芸京 Zhang Yun Jing 3 潘裕文 Peter Pan 4 徐佳莹 Lala Hsu 5 纵贯线 Superband 6 棉花糖 KatnCandiX2 7 黄鸿升 ( 小鬼) Alien Huang (Xiao Gui) 8 谢和弦 Chord 9 袁咏琳 Cindy Yen 10 梁文音 Liang Wen Ying 2 G. -
Biographies of Artists Nassim Soleimanpour Munah Bagharib Neo Swee Lin Udaya Soundari உதய ச ௌந்தரி Sani Hussin Zhou Chongqing 周崇庆(Dennis Chew)
ANNEX B – LIVE FRINGE BIOGRAPHIES OF ARTISTS NASSIM SOLEIMANPOUR MUNAH BAGHARIB NEO SWEE LIN UDAYA SOUNDARI உதய ச ௌந்தரி SANI HUSSIN ZHOU CHONGQING 周崇庆(DENNIS CHEW) Playwright – Nassim Soleimanpour Nassim Soleimanpour is an independent multidisciplinary theatre maker from Tehran, Iran. His plays have been translated into more than 20 languages. Best known for his play White Rabbit Red Rabbit, written to travel the world when he couldn’t, his work has received awards for Best New Performance (Dublin Fringe Festival), Outstanding New Performance Text (Summerworks) and The Arches’ Brick Award (Edinburgh Fringe) as well as picking up nominations at Total Theatre and Brighton Fringe Pick of Edinburgh. By the time Nassim was permitted to travel for the first time in early 2013, his play White Rabbit Red Rabbit had been performed over 200 times in 15 languages. Since then, Nassim has facilitated workshops and panels in different countries including World Theatre Festival (Brisbane), Tolhuistuin (Amsterdam), SESC Vila Mariana (Sao Paulo), Schauspielhaus (Vienna), DPAC (Kuala Lumpur), Theatretreffen (Berlin), British Council (London), Asia House (London) and University of Bremen (Germany). Nassim’s second play Blind Hamlet for the London-based Actors Touring Company premiered at the 2014 Edinburgh Festival Fringe and has since toured extensively around the UK and was received well in Bucharest and Copenhagen. Nassim now lives in Berlin with his wife Shirin and dog Echo. BLANK is his third play which premieres in November 2015. Performer – Maimunah Bagharib Munah rose to the ranks of YouTube royalty in Singapore as one half of Munah & Hirzi, a wacky duo on YouTube. -
Wendi Wee Hian (伟贤)
WENDI WEE HIAN (伟贤) Key Skills: Actor, Host Contact: +65 93290642 [email protected] Website: http://wendylimwh.com Height: 152 cm Weight: 40 kg Languages: English, Mandarin, Hokkien (Conversational) EDUCATION Upper Second Class Honours (Bachelor of Arts) in Acting LASALLE College of the Arts REPRESENTATIVE EXPERIENCE THEATRE: Character Director Day I Met The Prince Little Prince/Assistant/Granny LASALLE Rachel Boo The Love of Don Perlimplin Sprite 2 LASALLE Tabitha Loh If You Give A Mouse A Cookie Mouse’s Reflection/Mom Players Theatre Carina Hales Memorabilia Ensemble LASALLE Edith Podesta Attempts on Her Life Ensemble LASALLE Stefanos Rassios Hamlet Hamlet LASALLE Edith Podesta 6 Characters in Search of an Author Little Girl LASALLE Natalie Hennedige Woyzeck The Fool LASALLE Stefanos Rassios A Midsummer Night’s Dream Cobweb/Philostrate LASALLE Edith Podesta Middletown Sweetheart/Attendent LASALLE Adam Marple Our Country’s Good Phylis Suharto (Governer Philip) LASALLE Aole T. Miller SCHOOL SHOWS: One Voice (Racial Harmony Day) Host/Lilin Singapore Discover Centre FILM: Dérive Jun NYU Tisch Jessica Calhoun Crush on Padagon Street Marie NYU Tisch Rebecca Kahn Still Life Mei NYU Tisch Abigail Prade COMMERICAL: Campus Superstar 2013 Teenager Mediacorp Terence Lee TELEVISION: Youth Diaries Jessy Mediacorp He Mei Xia RELATED SKILLS/TRAINING Acting: Stanislavski System (Edith Podesta), Meisner Technique (Dean Lundquist) Uta Hagen Object Exercises (Edith Podesta), Rockstars/Chekhov (Stefanos Rassios), Michael Chekhov (Adam Marple), Shakespeare -
Time Event Synopsis
TIME EVENT SYNOPSIS Fri, 01 Feb 2013 (Channel U) 11:00 AM Home Shopping (Commercial) <购物乐> 3:00 PM Mom's Dead Upset (PG) (R) (Eps 75 "Mom's Dead Upset" is a lively and hilarious family- & 76) (Dual Sound - 2nd track in centered story. Juxtaposing the different outlook in life and Korean)(Chinese Subtitles) (Korean love, there is a clash of the traditional values of the older Drama) generation and modern lifestyles of the young living under one roof. Surfacing the anxieties and dissatisfaction of the older folks and harsh exchanges between generations with many humorous moments, and showcases the theme that "Times Change, Family Remains". <妈妈发怒了> (韩剧)(重)(双声道 - (PG)《妈妈发怒了》是一部充满爆笑温馨的家庭剧. 华韩语) (中文字幕) 讲述着年轻人虽然和父母们同住在一个屋檐下,却存在着 两种截然不同的价值观,看法和处事方式。年轻人在对待生 活和爱情的追求令保守的父母等老一辈人看着既不满又担 心。剧中老、中、青三代发生了剧烈的碰撞,笑料百出, 却也带出了「时代变,亲情不变」的主题。 5:00 PM Secret Garden (R) (Ep 13) (PG)(Last Cast: Tender Huang, Paige Chua, Yvonne Lim Episode) (Local Drama)(English Subtitles) <秘密花园> (本地连续剧)(重) (PG)(大结局)主要演员: 黄腾浩, 蔡琦慧, 林湘萍 (英文字幕) 6:00 PM Marriage Matters (Ep 34) (PG)(Last Produced by China, this 34-ep drama depicts how a Episode)(Chinese Subtitles) (Drama) happily married couple put their nuptial union at risk when they try desperately for a baby.Cast: Huang Lei, Chen Shu, Liang Jing, Li Ming Zhu <夫妻那些事> (连续剧) (中文字幕) (PG)(大结局)由湖南电视台制作,这部长达三十四集的家庭 连续剧,讲述一对恩爱夫妻,为了急于生儿育女,差点毁 了原本幸福美满的婚姻。 演员:黄磊,陈数,梁静,李明珠。 7:00 PM Ice Adonis (Ep 62) (PG-Some Based on the necklace, Yanhua is certain that Youluo has Disturbing Scenes)(Dual Sound - 2nd seen Taiyang before and has even caused his death. -
CONTENTS Festival Map Marquee Events 101 Talks, Workshops
CONTENTS 2 4 6 Forewords SWF Commission SWF Stage 16 18 22 Exhibitions Programmes: Programmes: 4 November 5–6 November 64 84 126 Programmes: Programmes: Country Focus: 7–11 November 12–13 Novmber Japan 131 139 193 Malay Conference Authors and SWF Programmes and Literary Pioneers Presenters for the Deaf 198 200 203 Visitor information Festival Map Acknowledgments INFORMATION IS CORRECT AS OF 5 OCTOBER. REFER TO SINGAPOREWRITERSFESTIVAL.COM FOR LATEST UPDATES. LEGEND Marquee 101 Talks, Workshops Family-friendly events events & Masterclasses (spot the events in different colours for easy reference!) Transcending Fun & Surprising Language and Genre Pop-ups FOREWORD The ritual is familiar to Singaporeans. Standing at a school assembly or a public function, you’d sing the lyrics of community tunes. They include 'Xiao Ren Wu De Xin Sheng' (Voices From The Heart), 'Munnaeru Vaalibaa' (Forward O Youth) and yes, 'Rasa Sayang' (Loving Feeling). Memories of belting out that last song welled up while my team and I were planning this year’s Singapore Writers Festival. But do we really know what the song means? Are we paying lip service to multi-lingualism, of getting to know each other? That is why we chose Sayang as the theme for this year’s festival. Found in Malay, Tagalog, Sundanese and various languages of the Malay Archipelago, the word ‘sayang’ means love and tenderness. Significantly, it also refers to regret Yeow Kai Chai and pity, delivered with a wistful sigh. We savour the nuances, its shades of loves Festival Director and losses. The word provides the guiding principle for our programming: What do we love and what sacrifices have we made? We are heartened, for instance, that you have embraced our inter-disciplinary approach last year, and we continue to do so this year, with productions, collaborations and lectures. -
Media Release
Media Release VIRTUAL SUPPORT AND ACTIVITIES TO HELP MORE SENIORS DURING CIRCUIT BREAKER SINGAPORE – 05 May, 2020: The Infocomm Media Development Authority (“IMDA”) has expanded its programmes to help more seniors receive the knowledge, training and support they need to use technology to stay engaged, productive and entertained during this circuit breaker period. This is part of IMDA’s continual efforts in enhancing online accessibility to enable individuals, especially seniors, to carry out their daily tasks and social activities from their homes. “The face-to-face programmes supporting seniors in their digital journeys, like the Digital Clinics, have been suspended during this circuit breaker period. IMDA has thus worked with our industry and community partners to explore alternative modes of helping our seniors acquire digital skills, which will support their digital lifestyles during the circuit breaker period and beyond.” said Ms Koh Li-Na, Assistant Chief Executive, IMDA. New content and activities for seniors To reach seniors in the comfort of their homes, IMDA has partnered NLB and Mediacorp to develop season 3 of the “Learn Together With Me” show, an 8-part series where host Dennis Chew and his celebrity guests will share tips on common digital services and applications like making video calls with your family, using PayNow for cashless payment, reading online and how to use teleconsultation services to see a doctor online. The programme will be aired on Channel 8 at 2.30pm on weekdays between 20 to 29 May. IMDA is also collaborating with live stream star Max Kee, a wholesaler of Lian Huat Seafood, to make online shopping more relatable to seniors. -
January 2020 to March 2020 – Top 10 Local Programmes on Channel 5 Among People 4+
January 2020 to March 2020 – Top 10 Local Programmes on Channel 5 among People 4+ Rank Programme Genre Synopsis The programme showcases crimes solved by the Singapore Police Force, features appeals for unsolved 1 Crimewatch Variety cases and dispenses crime prevention advice to promote public awareness towards trending crimes. “Talking Point” investigates a current issue or event, offering different perspectives to local stories. 2 Talking Point Information Join 5 personalities as they embark on a journey to discover their past through the traditional food that 3 On The Red Dot: The Information they loved. Food That Made Me Hosted by Belinda Lee, the 8th season of “RenovAID” reaches out to six needy families with varying 4 Renovaid Variety challenges and backgrounds who are in dire need for a Season 8 boost of hope with a complete home makeover. Source of Viewership Ranking: SG-TAM Source of Photo and Synopsis: mewatch.sg (copyright by Mediacorp) Viewership figures are based on first telecast only (i.e. repeated series/ episodes are excluded), across 3 key genres – (1) Information, (2) Variety and (3) Drama. Titles were ranked based on Average Daily Ratings according to each channel’s target demography. “Average Daily Ratings’ is the average number of viewers tuned in at any one point during the programme’s telecast across all episodes on a daily basis. *Subject to the availability of on-demand viewing options. January 2020 to March 2020 – Top 10 Local Programmes on Channel 5 among People 4+ Rank Programme Genre Synopsis Years have passed since Yoke and Ella had their lives turned upside-down when they returned to be with their rightful families after having been swapped at 5 Kin Drama birth. -
What Is Campus Superstar? D • a High-Caliber Solo Singing Competition Featuring Our Region' S Most Talented College Students
SP SOPNOSNSOORRSSHHIPP IINNFOFROMRAMTAIOTN ION # # # # # # # # # # # # # ABOUT CAMPUS SUPERSTAR F What is Campus Superstar? D • A high-caliber solo singing competition featuring our region' s most talented college students • $5,000 Ellen Weiss Kander Grand Prize ••Proceeds provide opportunities for Jewish students and young adults to make Pittsburgh their home # # Fast Facts • Campus Superstar is the ONLY event in Pittsburgh to celebrate the extraordinary talent of local students. • Countless past contestants are having incredible # success in television, film, and on Broadway. ••Campus Superstar 2018, hosted by Hillel JUC, is the 12th annual production. D # # About Hillel JUC The Edward and Rose Berman Hillel Jewish University Center (Hillel JUC ))is the center of Jewish life for students from Carnegie Mellon University, the University of Pittsburgh, Duquesne University, and other area colleges and universities, serving an estimated 2,500 undergraduate students. For a diverse market of students from various backgrounds and interests, the Hillel JUC provides a nurturing environment where students can both explore and participate in the vibrant world of Jewish life on campus. Based on the premise that college life involves much more than attending classes, the Hillel JUC provides the environment and tools that empower students to help share their future as Jewish young adults. Our student-designed and student-led programS challenge them to learn and grow, choosing from an array of religious, cultural, political, and social options. By engaging and empowering students to help create their own center for Jewish life on campus, the Hillel JUC serves as a training ground for future Jewish leaders and committed members of the community. -
October 2013
A PUBLICATION OF ST ANDREW’S JUNIOR COLLEGE October 2013 Page one 36th College Day Page nine Service Learning Day Whoever interacts, fi nds inspiration Page three Teachers’ Day Celebrations Page ten Environment Club 2013 Page four St Andrew’s Hall First Anniversary Dinner Page eleven Project Work Learning Journey to Gardens by the Bay Page fi ve Drama Club’s Annual Production “One Year Back Home” by Robert Yeo Page twelve The SAJC’s Parent Support Group Page six Poetry Reading by Eileen Chong Page thirteen Othello Workshop Page seven Saints Advocate: Refl ections on Community Builder Week Page fourteen Shakespeare in the Park Othello Page eight Saints Advocate: Project Acknowledgement 2013 Behind the Scenes Back page The Interview Paget With Prithvi Gundlapalli of 12S18 36th COLLEGE DAY page 1 very year in July, St Andrew’s Junior College hosts its College Day. It was a Ecelebration with many facets: the celebration of success, the reunion of old friends and the tribute paid to our school’s rich tradition. It also was, to me, time travel. The valedictory speech delivered by the former Student Council President Elizabeth Lee Sin Ye recalled how the journey of our seniors was both fun and gruelling, and it culminated in success – the best A-Level results ever in our College’s history. And when the graduands went up on stage and the fruits of their labour were publicly recognised, we were reminded of our Saints’ efforts and accomplishments during the past year. When the Guest-of-Honour, Mr Tan Ngiap Joo, reminisced about his days in the school, the audience was brought back to a different SAJC (the school had only just turned co-ed) set during a different time (the 1964 race riots).