Showing posts with label Relax corner ~ Not AK related. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Relax corner ~ Not AK related. Show all posts
Sunday, December 9, 2012
Psy rocks Singapore - 'Gangnam Style' - with free concert
Korean rapper, PSY performed for 4,000 screaming fans at a free concert showcase at Marina Bay Sands.
His global hit, 'Gangnam Style' has become a worldwide phenomenon with politicians, famous rappers and popstars and talkshow hosts clamoring for a piece of the chubby rapper from Korea. The 34-year-old star has also made history by having the most watched YouTube video ever with more than 810 million clicks and still counting.
Organisers say his appearance is for a special Marina Bay Sands "Give Back To Singapore" event. Students from Marina Bay Sands' designated charity, O School, a performing arts centre for youth, will participate in the free public performance.
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
Halloween Horror Nights 2 at Universal Studios (Singapore)
Horror lurks in every corner you turn - experience the fear on camera as we give you a sneak peek of the terror in store!
Terror will descend at Universal Studios Singapore as Halloween Horror Nights 2 runs from 19-21 October and 25-28 October 2012, from 8 pm to 12 midnight each evening. For more information, visit http://www.rwsentosa.com/language/en-US/Attractions/UniversalStudiosSingapore...
Behind the scene :
Terror will descend at Universal Studios Singapore as Halloween Horror Nights 2 runs from 19-21 October and 25-28 October 2012, from 8 pm to 12 midnight each evening. For more information, visit http://www.rwsentosa.com/language/en-US/Attractions/UniversalStudiosSingapore...
Behind the scene :
Monday, October 22, 2012
FLYing
FLYing, the 1st Non Verbal Korean Sports Comedy is coming to town! Catch all the action packed into the thrilling performance! Not to be missed, get your tickets from SISTIC now
EVENT DATE
16-18 Nov 2012
Fri & Sat, 8pm
Sat & Sun, 3pm
DURATION
Approx 80mins
From the creators of JUMP, BREAKOUT and BIBAP comes FLYing - the latest Korean non-verbal action comedy is set to give you a taste of its own unique flying experience this November. FLYing is Head Director Choi Chul Gi’s latest production that combines the very best of gymnastics, cheerleading, martial arts and B-boying in one sensational 80-minute performance.
Boasting a strong cast that includes Korean National Gymnasts, FLYing is also the first-ever non-verbal show that weaves in a unique sporty element – cheerleading and gymnastics – into its act that effectively sets it apart from other non-verbal performances. At the same time, knowing Choi, who loves a comic touch amid all the action, this show is guaranteed to be super fun for audiences of all ages.
The story begins in the year of 609 during the Silla Dynasty. A demon appears in Hwarang martial art contest causing much chaos. One of the Hwarang warriors tries to conquer him and both of them stumble unexpectedly into the present through a time tunnel… The warrior and demon fall through the time tunnel into the Silla High School of today, and disrupted a group of students who are training for the National Cheerleading Contest. The warrior and the students then join forces to try to capture the demon…
FLYING has staged more than 110 shows and entertained more than 100,000 people in a short span of mere two months. Veteran performers from JUMP and BREAKOUT will also be starring in this show. So expect an amazing experience as FLYING sends you to the past and then back to the present amid all the fun, action, drama and of course, not forgetting, laughter
EVENT DATE
16-18 Nov 2012
Fri & Sat, 8pm
Sat & Sun, 3pm
DURATION
Approx 80mins
From the creators of JUMP, BREAKOUT and BIBAP comes FLYing - the latest Korean non-verbal action comedy is set to give you a taste of its own unique flying experience this November. FLYing is Head Director Choi Chul Gi’s latest production that combines the very best of gymnastics, cheerleading, martial arts and B-boying in one sensational 80-minute performance.
Boasting a strong cast that includes Korean National Gymnasts, FLYing is also the first-ever non-verbal show that weaves in a unique sporty element – cheerleading and gymnastics – into its act that effectively sets it apart from other non-verbal performances. At the same time, knowing Choi, who loves a comic touch amid all the action, this show is guaranteed to be super fun for audiences of all ages.
The story begins in the year of 609 during the Silla Dynasty. A demon appears in Hwarang martial art contest causing much chaos. One of the Hwarang warriors tries to conquer him and both of them stumble unexpectedly into the present through a time tunnel… The warrior and demon fall through the time tunnel into the Silla High School of today, and disrupted a group of students who are training for the National Cheerleading Contest. The warrior and the students then join forces to try to capture the demon…
FLYING has staged more than 110 shows and entertained more than 100,000 people in a short span of mere two months. Veteran performers from JUMP and BREAKOUT will also be starring in this show. So expect an amazing experience as FLYING sends you to the past and then back to the present amid all the fun, action, drama and of course, not forgetting, laughter
Monday, September 24, 2012
Friday, September 7, 2012
Lego Land @ Malaysia
Bus schedule from Malaysia customs to Legoland.
Take bus CW3/CW4 from Jurong East Interchange to Tuas Link and then to Malaysia Custom. The bus fare is $4 for Adult and $1.50 for child.
When reach Malaysia custom, take JPO2 to Legoland.
The bus fare from Malaysia custom to Legoland is RM4.20 for adult and RM2.10 for child.
Arrived at Lego Land !
Information and photo credit from Kang
Tuesday, August 21, 2012
Friday, May 18, 2012
Awesome hand beat
Awesome hand beat done with hands and body by the percussion group Mayumana. Enjoy this awesome hand beat! Video by :lolhoofdheid
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
AGA BOOM - Theatre Of Physical Comedy
AGA BOOM is a theatrical event that must be seen to be believed! Rooted in the unique European theatrical style and universal language of clowning, AGA BOOM cuts through the barriers of language and culture with the art of slapstick, the humor of physical comedy and the delightful excitement of childhood.
AGA BOOM is interactive mayhem that carries audiences to the other side of the funhouse mirror ... with outrageous zaniness and unrestrained laughter. This show is an explosion of pure family fun, for children and adults alike. Created by Dimitri Bogatirev, AGA BOOM was nominated for the Ovation Award, in the category of best touring show, along with The Producers, 42nd Street, Lily Tomlin and Elaine Stritch.
AGA BOOM has had successful engagements on Broadway, Las Vegas, San Francisco, Boston, and Los Angeles. It was highly acclaimed from coast to coast. The show has also thrilled and delighted audiences around the world, performing for more than 500,000 people in Japan, Mexico, Korea, Singapore, Chile, Canada, Russia, Lithuania, Latvia, Finland, UK and the United Arab Emirates
Highlight:
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
Free coke...Anyone ?
The Coca-Cola Hug Machine. You hug it, it returns the favour with a Coke. Because vending machines have feelings too. #hugmecoke
AirAsia steward explains zany airline safety announcement
Remember the AirAsia announcement clip that went viral recently? You know the one we're talking about - the hilarious video of the in-flight safety instruction which had airline passengers hooting in laughter.
Well, Yahoo! Malaysia spoke to Quinton Dinesh Thomas, the senior flight attendant in charge of the zany announcement and this is what he had to say.
"I have boarded many flights as a passenger or when i was a junior crew and realized that during the safety demo briefing, many passenger read books, sleep or just look outside the window instead of paying attention.
"I would rather have at least 90% of passengers - better 100% of them - listen, smile, laugh, enjoy the safety briefing, than to have 50% not paying attention at all," Thomas said.
Well, his announcement certainly got the attention of the denizens of cyberspace. The video of his announcement was put up on YouTube on April 12 and has already got over 417,000 views so far.
The posting resulted in dozens of comments as well as over 2,000 'likes'.
One commenter said this was the first time in 20 years he or she paid attention to an in-flight announcement.
Another called the announcement 'amazing' and said flight announcements - especially safety ones - should be done creatively and in an engaging manner.
"I can now easily recall the safety measures. You did a good thing by posting this video. I hope Air Asia acknowledges you, especially when the media picks up on this," said the person, whose login name was 'kevinrohanthomas'.
According to 'saymawa', the person who uploaded the video, the announcement was made during a flight from Kuala Lumpur to Krabi, Thailand.
He added he was aware his job is on the line because of his deviation from the standard text announcements requested from the Department of Civil Aviation but said he wanted to do something to educate and entertain passengers while ensuring they got the safety message clearly.
"I never work for the money, I work because I enjoy what I do and I love my job,"said Thomas.
We think he deserves a round of applause for getting people to listen to him. What about you?
Well, Yahoo! Malaysia spoke to Quinton Dinesh Thomas, the senior flight attendant in charge of the zany announcement and this is what he had to say.
"I have boarded many flights as a passenger or when i was a junior crew and realized that during the safety demo briefing, many passenger read books, sleep or just look outside the window instead of paying attention.
"I would rather have at least 90% of passengers - better 100% of them - listen, smile, laugh, enjoy the safety briefing, than to have 50% not paying attention at all," Thomas said.
Well, his announcement certainly got the attention of the denizens of cyberspace. The video of his announcement was put up on YouTube on April 12 and has already got over 417,000 views so far.
The posting resulted in dozens of comments as well as over 2,000 'likes'.
One commenter said this was the first time in 20 years he or she paid attention to an in-flight announcement.
Another called the announcement 'amazing' and said flight announcements - especially safety ones - should be done creatively and in an engaging manner.
"I can now easily recall the safety measures. You did a good thing by posting this video. I hope Air Asia acknowledges you, especially when the media picks up on this," said the person, whose login name was 'kevinrohanthomas'.
According to 'saymawa', the person who uploaded the video, the announcement was made during a flight from Kuala Lumpur to Krabi, Thailand.
He added he was aware his job is on the line because of his deviation from the standard text announcements requested from the Department of Civil Aviation but said he wanted to do something to educate and entertain passengers while ensuring they got the safety message clearly.
"I never work for the money, I work because I enjoy what I do and I love my job,"said Thomas.
We think he deserves a round of applause for getting people to listen to him. What about you?
Thursday, April 5, 2012
Friday, March 30, 2012
CIRQUE MOTHER AFRICA 12 - 15 APRIL, 2012
ESPLANADE THEATRE
For the First Time in Singapore!
A joyous adventure into the wonderful & magical world
of an African human circus.
Highlights
For the First Time in Singapore!
A joyous adventure into the wonderful & magical world
of an African human circus.
Highlights
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