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Made In SG - L^IFE @ *SCAPE: Supporting Young SG Entrepreneurs

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In ‘Made in SG’ Melanie Oliveiro profiles L^IFE, a new lifestyle destination recently launched at *SCAPE, the Orchard Road youth hangout. Supported by Innovate 360, its CEO John Cheng describes how it serves as a dynamic playground for emerging retail startups. Gene Kwok and Sophia Ho, founders of FYPIRL and Colorfüll Store, talk about their unique brands.

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Made In SG - The Rites of Us: Singapore’s First Grief Festival

In ‘Made in SG’, Melanie Oliveiro features ‘Rites of Us”, Singapore's first grief-literacy and community arts festival. It’s producer Dr Shahril Salleh gives an overview of the two-day festival. Writer-director Remesh Panicker describes his play “Good Grief” and Jolene Chiang - thanatologist & art therapist - describes her one-hour talk and art experiential session.

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Made In SG - Uplift & Inspire: President’s Challenge Night 2026

In ‘Made in SG’, Melanie Oliveiro features Mediacorp’s President’s Challenge Night 2026. Cheryl Lim, PCN 2026’s Executive Producer provides highlights that follow the theme Uplift & Inspire. Co-host Rishi Budhrani will join her in revealing the line-up of local & international stars and community groups performing in this inspiring evening of music and performances.

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Made In SG - What’s New @ SGIFF: Singapore International Film Festival 2026

In ‘Made in SG’ Melanie Oliveiro finds out what’s new at Singapore International Film Festival 2026, with SGIFF’s Executive Director Jeremy Chua & Programme Director Thong Kay Wee revealing highlights like award-winning local & international films, exclusive filmmaker conversations and more. Filmmaker Nelson Yeoh discusses his film “The House on the Moon”.

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Made In SG - Dealing With Grief 101 for Children - "How to Be a Kid" by Gateway Arts

In ‘Made in SG’, Melanie Oliveiro discovers a new local play “How to Be a Kid”, staged by Gateway Arts. Directed by Ian Loy, the coming-of-age production portrays how family members learn to support one another through bereavement. Actor Genevieve Tan, who plays 12-year-old Molly, and Jeremy Leong, who acts as six-year-old Joe, discuss their characters.

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Made In SG - Write Your Life Story with Gerontologist Normala Manap & T:>Works

In ‘Made in SG’ Melanie Oliveiro discovers how Singaporeans can write their own life stories, thanks to a five-part T:>Works workshop conducted by gerontologist Normala Manap. She explains how the “My Life Story” workshop teaches participants to become active creators of their own narratives - to reflect on their choices & values that have shaped their lives.

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