Keanu Reeves makes his directorial debut

And I am fairly excited.

He's roped in his stunt guy Tiger Chen, who was part of 'The Matrix' team, to be his leading man, while Keanu will be flexing his skills as both the villain and the director in 'Man of Tai Chi'. From what I've seen with the use of Bot & Dolly, the close-ups are both exciting and seamless, almost like what CGI has to offer.

Keanu was quoted: “There’s 18 fights. We’ve timed it out. It’s about 40 minutes of fighting. I want to make a good, solid kung fu movie. Good story, good plot—but let’s get some good kung fu going!”

Live a little

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“but you never let them show— c’mon, it’s time to go
you know that there’s a place in the sun for all that you’ve done”
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Michael Kors Fall Preview

Truth to be told, I am not a fan of fur (1). And lots of American and British designers have love for fur, which I wish they would not continue to use.

At White Box, Publika, rows of mannequins greeted us, dressed in the latest. I have a particular few favourite, like the lace and leather combo and the exquisite gowns, especially (2) a red number, which I can totally envision Eva Green wearing it.

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Singapore in two days

Clockwise from top left:

1 & 2: View from Swisshotel, overlooking the harbour, Marina Bay Sands
3: Hello H&M, you're Sherbear's Temple
4. Shaken, not stirred: Dry martini
5. Gorgeous chandelier in Raffles Hotel
6. The food scientist and me
7. The never-ending pool game with Microsoft Singapore folks Carlos, Cindy, Santosh and Cheryl