Teenage Oct issue 322 (Preview)

oct 2015

Guide

10 Things You

Need To Know Before You Travel

Travel Horror Stories

Cafe-hopping Around The World

Lee Min Ho is lee min ho really as lovable as he is on-screen?

My boyfriend wants me to stay home to prove my loyalty.

Skincare Products For Every Weather Fall 2015 Fashion and Beauty Trends

Hot List

B2ST, Imagine Dragons, Sheppard, Kodaline, Echosmith, Jessica Jung, S.H.E, Jam Hsiao and more!

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October

Contents Lifestyle 12 Hot Picks 14 Travel-Friendly Gadgets

Devices that will come in handy on your holidays 16 Cafe-hopping Around The World

Coolest cafes to visit when you’re overseas 20 Have App, Will Travel

Apps you should download before travelling

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Beauty 22 Beauty Hot Picks 24 Sheet Just Got Serious

Sheet masks that’ll keep skin hydrated and more!

Inside Scoop 8 Ed’s Note 10 Your Say 79 Calendar 84 Radar 118 Astroscoop 120 Snaps

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36 When Skincare Takes A Vacation

Pack along the right products for your holiday

40 Beauty Around The World

Recreate style influencers’ makeup looks

42 Fall 2015 Beauty Trends

Fashion 26 In Good Nature

Be ever-ready for the great outdoors 34 Travel Trinkets Go around the world without leaving home

Teenage Plus

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Three wearable beauty trends for fall

48 Fall 2015 Fashion Trends

Gear up for fall without having to wear coats and jackets

52 Honey, I Shrunk The Bags

Adorable and chic bags that’ll hold the essentials

54 Wild ‘N Out

Steal Rita Ora and Jay Park’s style

56 Insta(nt) Wanderlust

Instagrammers that have us dreaming about our next vacay

58 What’s Your Airport Style?

What would you wear on an eighthour flight?

60 Life In A Luggage

What we’d pack for our short getaway

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October

Contents

Cover Cover image courtesy of Samsonite RED

Celebs 61 At A Glance

Deets on Lee Min Ho’s digits 62 Behind The Scenes

What Lee Min Ho is really like off-camera 66 For The Love of B2ST

We break down B2ST’s newest mini album 68 Hsiao About You

What Jam Hsiao did right (and wrong) at his Triple Jam World Tour 69 Enter The Dragons

Why the Imagine Dragons concert was the best we’ve attended this year 70 Are You Game?

Spooky movies to watch this Halloween 72 Where Would Sheppard Go?

Emma Sheppard talks about life on the road 73 Rockin’ Out With Kodaline

What we loved about Kodaline’s show in Singapore 74 Fandom Clash

When Hollywood meets K-pop 76 Into Echosmith’s Head

Cool kids tell us what they think 78 A New Beginning

What Jessica Jung’s been up to since her departure from SNSD 80 S.H.E Knows Best

Life lessons from S.H.E’s songs 82 The Wanderlust Playlist

Tunes for every destination

Textbook

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88 Adventure Around The Corner

Be a tourist, right here in Singapore!

90 The Dark Side Of Travelling

Travel horror stories from the Teenage team 94 10 Things You Need To Know Before You Travel

Important details to note before your flight 96 Suitcase Packing Wonders

Travel tips from our fave YouTubers 97 Note-Worthy Winners

This year’s NYP Jam! champions tell all 98 Save vs Splurge

Travel destinations for your budget 100 Adventure Beckons

Travel quotes to evoke the wanderlust spirit 101 Well-rounded Education Beyond The Classrooms

What SIM-GE offers besides top-quality education 102 What’s Your Ideal Holiday Destination?

Can’t decide on your next destination? This quiz should help 104 Riding The Waves To Success How SEA Games Gold medalist Audrey Yong balances sports and education 106 So Far, So Good

How Singapore Polytechnic students made their mark all over the world 109 Popping Good Time

Brain freezes now comes with a new twist!

110 Dear Kelly

Staff Box Emmeline Lee

Editorial Writers Contributors

Designer

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Johanna TEO, Chew Hui Ling Alicia Tey, Belda Tan, Gigi Sng, Justin Loh, Kelly Chopard, Kelvin Koh, Larry Yeo, Naomi Tham, Sharon Tan

Art Creative Director

Fjällbacka, Sweden

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Mei Santorini,

Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia

Senior Writer (Digital)

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Deputy Editor

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Machu Picchu, Peru

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Ed's Note LOVING THIS MONTH:

As someone who hasn’t been on a holiday in more than a year,

Wearing colours aren’t usually my thing, but the jewel tones in the new Urban Decay Vice 4 Palette ($88) has gotten me hooked. Packed with 20 gorgeous pigmented shades inspired by the threedimensional hues of an oil slick, the Vice 4 Palette is an amazing companion palette to the Naked series if you want a little colour (and vice) in your makeup arsenal.

the October issue is a poignant

reminder of the need to stop and recharge. There are many

wonderful things about travelling

– the chance to experience new sights and culture (not to mention food), while broadening your horizons.

We’re all about embracing the

wanderlust spirit this month, and whether you’re a first-time traveller or

seasoned globetrotter, we’ve got travel

tips and recommendations

just for you. From the must-have

apps (p. 20), our fave cafes around the world (p.16), travel horror stories from the Teenage team (p. 90) to the things you need to know before you travel (p. 94) – we’ll make planning for your next

vacation that much easier.

Don’t worry about travelling on tight

purse strings – we also have a list of ‘Splurge Or Save’ vacation options

(p. 98) so you get a similar travelling

experience even on a budget. Or

if you really can’t afford to go overseas, you can spend some time being a

local tourist

(p. 88) as well.

Pack your bags ’cause adventure awaits!

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Tuckshop

Cafe-hopping around the World

Europe

Bookmark these down for your next vacay: from quirky themed cafes to chic coffee houses, we map out a list of the coolest hotspots to hit up in each continent.

By chew hui ling

Cereal Killer Cafe

139 Brick Lane, London E1 6SB A cafe with 120 varieties of cereal, 30 kinds of milk, 20 toppings to fill your bowl with, and on top of that, a seriously pun-tastic name? We’re pretty much sold. This cerealthemed joint also scores nerd points for its uber-cool facade covered in old cassette tapes and duvet covers of ’90s cartoon characters (btw, you sit on beds instead of chairs!). There’re also plenty of rare finds to take home as memorabilia – frosted flakes lip balms and Cheerios necklaces anyone?

Monmouth Coffee Company

Kaffeewerk Espressionist

You can easily find a whole stretch of coffee shops in London, but this place remains the best.

Having been around for 35 years, grabbing a cuppa at Monmouth has since became a ritual for the local crowd.

This buzzy caffeine hub attracts a lengthy queue every day, so be prepared to wait at least half an hour if it gets busy. Pick up some whole beans and ground to take home while you’re there!

There’s no better place to get a serious caffeine fix in Frankfurt than Kaffeewerk Espressionist. Situated in one of the city’s tallest skyscrapers (great excuse to do some sightseeing around Tower 185!), this snazzy spot allows you to choose from a top-notch selection of espresso blends, filter coffee and other specialties.

But if you’re feeling fancy, you can brew your own gourmet coffee right at the table. Cool or what?

27 Monmouth Street, Covent Garden, London WC2H 9EU

Europa Allee 29, 60327 Frankfurt, Germany

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Frenchie to Go

9 Rue du Nil, 75002 Paris If dining at Gregory Marchand’s Frenchie restaurant is way out of your budget, located a stone’s throw away is Frenchie to Go. Nestled along the ‘Little Egypt’ strip of Sentier, this deli-style eatery lets you order some of their sweet treats and fancy sandwiches to go. Pull up a stool at this 15-seater space, or grab a seat at the tranquil benches around the borough.

Asia Chivit Thamma Da Coffee House

Thanks Nature Cafe 486, Seogyo-dong, Mapo-gu, Seogyo Prugio Apartment Store B121

179 Moo 2, Bannrongseatean Soi 3, Tambon Rimkok, Chiang Rai 57100

Little Nap Coffee Stand

5-65-4 Yoyogi, Shibuya-ku Tokyo 151-0053 A charming little gem tucked behind Yoyogi Park in Tokyo, Little Nap serves aromatic coffee in a paper cup so you can sip your brew while going on a morning stroll around this hipster town. It isn’t a ‘coffee stand’ per se, but this shoebox-sized space isn’t really ideal for a long dawdle as well – although you’re always welcomed to stay for a chat with the friendly owner and his fellow baristas.

Chivit Thamma Da Coffee House is where we’d go to for a serene respite amongst the tourism hubbub in Thailand.

Sitting on the banks of Mae Kok river, this European-style cafe encourages visitors to take it slow, so you’re totally permitted to spend an entire afternoon there (without being chased out). Plus you can enjoy some R&R at the Chivit Thamma Da Day Spa adjacent to it!

Longtimeago Cafe

No. 9, Lane 21, Section 1, Anhe Rd, Da’an District, Taipei City, Taiwan 106 Just the mere fact that Longtimeago Cafe is the filming location for Rainie Yang and Chris Wang’s movie, Endless Nights in Aurora, has already made this an attraction of sorts. But this place definitely lives up to its hype, with an endless stream of customers wandering in for its gorgeous storefront and ridiculously cute latte art – just request for your desired design and the baristas will gladly work their magic.

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Imagine adorable sheep welcoming you at the doorstep. Located near Hongik University at Hongdae, the animal-lovin’ owner at Thanks Nature Cafe brings in a new pair of sheep from a nearby farm twice a year, and patrons are allowed to feed and nuzzle these fluffy cuties while they eat in. The current occupants, Anna and Elsa, have already gone back for the summer, but they’ll be back in the autumn, so you better start planning your itinerary!

Beauty

Sheet Just Got Serious Say hello to hydrated and beautiful skin in a flash with these easy-to-use sheet masks.

By Arissa Ha

Tips

Main Photo: Getty Images Photography: Justin Loh

#1 Sheet masks take about 20 to 30 minutes to work. Avoid leaving sheet masks on overnight as they might end up drawing moisture from your skin as they dry out. #2 Use the leftover product in the packaging of your sheet mask as moisturisers for your legs. #3 Pack them along on trips to give your skin a quick pick-me-up without taking up too much space in your luggage.

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best

for hydration

Holika Holika Brightening Ampoule Mask Sheet, $2.50

innisfree It’s Real Squeeze Mask – Bamboo, $2

Etude House Wonder Pore Black Mask Sheet, $5

Guardian Bye Bye ‘Puffy Eyes’ Elder Flower Firming Eye Mask, $9.90 (for a pack of 10)

Dr Morita Hyaluronic Acid Essence Mask, $16.90 (for a pack of 10)

Tony Moly I’m Real Pomegranate Mask Sheet, $2.50

best

for slumber parties

Guardian Snail Mucus Brightening Face Mask, $3.50

The Face Shop Character Mask Tiger, $3.90

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b.liv Don’t Get Mad, Get Matte! Clarifying Mask with Active Charcoal Mask Sheet, $17.95 (for a pack of seven)

Lookbook

Good Nature In

Connect with the great outdoors and let your wanderlust spirit take flight.

Photography: Justin Loh assisted by Kelvin Koh Art Direction: Arissa Ha Styling: Sharon Tan and belda tan assisted by Naomi Tham Hair & Makeup: Gigi Sng using MAKE UP FOR EVER Props: Arissa Ha Models: Rebecca H/AVE and Dalius R/AVE

On Her: Brown suede coat, $576, Topshop Tribal print top, $39, Plaid midi skirt, $27, Brown hat, $27, Forever21 Socks, Boots, Stylistâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s own On Him: Printed T-shirt, $29, American Eagle Outfitters Copper bomber jacket, $59.90, Black skinny jeans, $59.90, H&M Black boots, $219, Dr. Martens

Fashion

Travel Trinkets Scoot around the world without stepping out of your room with these Tumblr-worthy treasures from Etsy.

By Arissa Ha

suitcase table, $277.62

www.etsy.me/1JGzosi This suitcase side table will not only make a great conversation piece in your room, it’s also a fantastic background for your Instagram flatlay as well. The possibilities are endless when it comes to organising the space within the suitcase – cosmetics, souvenirs, valuables or simply to hide clutter.

Travelege Journal, $38.02

www.etsy.me/1UtaSFm The Travelege Journal is everything you need to plan your next trip. With useful information like famous attractions in the world, major festivals and events, and travel tips, it makes researching for your next vacation that much easier. Once you’ve got your trip sorted out, you can fill in information like your travel itinerary, and flight and accommodation details. It even includes a page with symbols signs because how else are you gonna ask for the Wi-Fi password? #Priorities

Let’s Get Lost Bangle, $24.84

Travel poster, $4.38

Wanderlust Cushion Cover, $51.14

www.etsy.me/1Ut9r9L

www.etsy.me/1Ut9v9y

www.etsy.me/1JGCT1E

Those who get the most out of life would live by the mantra “Eat well, travel often”, and this gorgeous poster is a little reminder to sample the best cuisine and explore the world. The best part is the instant gratification that comes with the purchase – they’ll send you the digital file, which you can print out in any size or even as a gift card for a friend.

Frequent travellers would agree that the best travel experiences are usually spur-of-the-moment or out of the itinerary, and this unisex bangle is a good reminder to keep things spontaneous and unplanned.

Handmade with each letter individually stamped, the bangle exemplifies a globetrotter who seeks the road less travelled.

Dress up your bed or armchair with this delightful cushion cover. Available in blue or yellow to suit the colour scheme of your room, this cushion cover gets our stamp of approval for its understated watercolour illustration of the world map. We reckon it might even give you dreams of your next travel destination!

*Prices accurate at time of print

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10/15 ISSUE 3

fall winter 2015 Immerse in the romanticism of fall with delicate laces, soft frills and girly florals in this edition of Teenage Plus.

New Look Autumn Winter 2015 Long sleeve tee, $19.90 Chevron skirt, $59.90 Fur gilet, $59.90 Necklace, $29.90 Ring, $19.90 Buckle heel boots, $129.90

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when skincare

takes a vacation Get your skin ready for your next getaway with the right products for the weather.

By arissa ha

You might have your holidays all planned out, but is your skin ready for a change in climate? Whether it’s a skiing trip in Canada, or a foray into the Amazonian rainforest, make sure you pack along the right skincare products to protect your skin against the elements.

Sun Protection

It’s common knowledge to wear sunscreen, especially if you’re going for a beach vacation – but don’t let colder weather fool you into thinking that you won’t get sunburnt during winter. Pack

your sunscreen along even if you’re spending your holidays in a ski resort.

Snow reflects the sun’s rays, which means you’re even more susceptible to UV damage (ever heard of a ski tan)?

Make sure you load up on sunscreen to prevent awkward tan lines from your ski goggles.

Cream Of The Crop

Gel, lotion, cream, and mousse – the different textures of moisturisers are aplenty and it’ll be good to find out which one will work for you when

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you’re on holiday. While products that leave a sticky feeling are unpleasant in our hot and humid climate, the same product may be good for dry weather.

Moisturisers that stay on the surface of the skin form a protective layer to seal in moisture, leaving your skin hydrated.

If you’re not about to shell out money for a new moisturiser just for a trip, we recommend applying a thin layer of Vaseline over your skin at night to prevent it from drying out when you sleep. Otherwise, adding a few drops of

facial oil into your moisturiser would keep the skin dewy and hydrated – but do perform a patch test first just in case the ingredients in the products cause a reaction when mixed together.

EDITOR’S PICK Ettusais Aqua Splash Oil Block, $29

Cleanse Away

When your skin feels tight after washing, it means that your cleanser is too drying for your face – this problem could be magnified further if you travel somewhere during winter.

Try using cleansing milk, as it is able to wash skin without stripping away its natural moisture. Use cold water (we know it’s tempting to use hot water in winter!) as heat from warm water may cause your skin to dry out even more.

Biotherm Aquasource Gel, $69 belif Hungarian Water Essence, $57

Shiseido Multi Solution Gel, $57

hot & humid Think: Beach vacations and Bangkok during the summer.

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Pack lightweight products that are water-based so that your skin does not become sticky after being in the sun.

Products with mattifying properties prevent skin from looking shiny.

Laneige Water Sleeping Mask, $42 DHC Placenta2 Hyaluronic4 Watergel, $39.90

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Remember to put on sunscreen to protect your skin from UV damage.

Skin Inc Pure Deepsea Hydrating Mask, $201 Nuxe Rose Clarifying Cream Mask, $50

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fall 2015

eauty tren s

Fall beauty trends doesn’t always have to be dark and brooding.

Here are some trending beauty looks that are totally doable.

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By Arissa Ha

out of line

(On Top, L-R): Stila Got Inked Cushion Eyeliner in Black Obsidian Ink, $40, VDL Festival Browcara in Light Brown, $18, Stila HUGE Extreme Lash Mascara, $38, M.A.C Upward Lash Mascara, $38, Clio Tinted Tattoo Kill Brow in 2 Soft Brown, $23.90, Browhaus Heavy Duty Bi-liner in Noir Shimmer, $12.90, NARS Velvet Shadow Stick in Filbuste, $44

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Photography: Justin Loh Makeup: Larry Yeo Hair: Alica Tay/Mosche Salon using Redken Styling: Venetia Sng Model: Vita M/Mannequin

Continuing the beauty trend from spring, the fall eyeliner look is darker, bolder and more graphic. Complete the look with well-groomed brows and mascara.

Vita is wearing Tie front top, $26.90 from Topshop

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fall 2015

tren s

Fall fashion isn’t always about jackets and thick coats – we picked out trends that are actually wearable in our tropical climate.

Skirt, POA, Pull & Bear

Skirt, POA, Pull & Bear

Skirt, $29.90, New Look Grey plaid skirt, $59.90 Pull & Bear

by carven

Pleather skirt, $59.90, ZARA

bring your a-game Once popular in the ’90s, these skirts give the illusion of fuller hips and a curvier silhouette.

Skirt, POA, Pull & Bear

Printed mini skirt, $35.90, Bershka by louis vuitton

Denim skirt, $59.90, ZARA

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Leopard print skirt, POA, Topshop

goth princess Lace or studs â&#x20AC;&#x201C; take your pick when going dark this autumn.

Hat, $45.90, Bershka

Studded eyelet top, $49.90, New Look Lace dress, $93.90, Dorothy Perkins

by alexander wang

Lace maxi dress, $139, ZARA

by alexander mcqueen

Rivets block heel sandal, $35.90, CHARLES & KEITH

PU eyelet mini skirt, $83.90, Miss Selfridge Studded bag, $59.90, New Look Buckle mid waist belt, $26.90, CHARLES & KEITH

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Pleather dress, POA, Topshop

in the bag

Life In A

luggage

Prepping for your getaway? Be travel ready with these necessities!

By Venetia Sng

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1. Neck cushion, $33, MUJI 2. DHC Placenta 2 Hyaluronic Acid 4 Watergel, $39.90 3. Skin Inc Pure Revival Peel, $66.35 4. Vaseline Lip Therapy Advanced, $4.10 5. Hanging box case, $25.90, MUJI 6. Cat pouch, $19.90, Bershka 7. The Face Shop Oil Control Water Cushion, $29.90 8. Clio Tension Lip in 11 Honey Blossom, $22.90 9. Benefit The POREfessional: License To Blot, $32 10. Wool outerwear, $139, ZARA 11. Round sunglasses, $25.90, Pull & Bear 12. Travel organiser, $25.90, Pull & Bear 13. Rib tank top, $26.90, Topshop 14. Hard case luggage, $199, MUJI 15. Sony CP-V5A USB portable charger, $49 16. Jawbone UP2, $199 17. Happy Plugs Earbud in pink, $32 18. Metallic bumbag, $29.90, New Look

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Photography: Justin Loh Styling: Arissa Ha, Venetia Sng

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At A Glance

lee

MinHo All the extravagant numbers this Hallyu A-lister single-handly raised up.

100

He is paid an estimated million KRW in each episode of The Heirs.

50,000

Which is a huge jump from his KRW salary per day when he was modelling during high school!

His official debut role was in â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Schoolyard Secrets.

2006

He is the most followed Korean star on Weibo, with

27,994,730

followers as of Sep 2015.

He once attracted over

5,000

people while filming for a commercial on the streets.

He topped the 2015 Top 10 Asian Male God ranking in China, beating out Kim Soo Hyun and Luhan with

100 million KRW

Photo: samsonite red

He donated

2,270,773

to the Nepal earthquake relief fund.

votes.

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Celebs

T S 2 B f O e v For The Lo nondescript name aside, B2ST’s eighth mini album Ordinary is an omnipotent concoction for the wistful romantics – needless to say, we’re head over heels over it.

By Chew Hui Ling

YeY Listen to it when…

you’re single and ready to mingle.

To say that Junhyung is a hella talented producer would be stating the obvious – the lad’s responsible for many of B2ST’s hits and we wouldn’t expect anything less from ‘YeY’. You won’t see any of their debut roots in this high-octane EDM jam – not when all of ‘em decided to toss their manufactured boyband image out the window and get wasted in a club (this is a good thing BTW, sorta). Crank this up when you’re in need of some post-heartbreak therapy!

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Listen to it when…

you’re deliriously in love.

A breezy mid-tempo ditty, ‘Gotta Go To Work’ turns the guys into clingy boyfriends who dread leaving their girl behind because of work. This track is practically drenched in fluff, and it’s the type of “I don’t wanna be apart from you for a single moment” (actual lyrics!) sappiness that would be quite a turn-off if it wasn’t for B2ST. But you can’t deny it’s an adorable ditty that you’ll be playing over and over when the love bug bites.

photo: Three Angles Productions

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t might not seem that way, but our ‘beast-like’ idols have been wearing their hearts on their sleeves all these years. Yet for all its romantic lyrical talk, B2ST’s latest EP Ordinary manages to tackle the topic in surprisingly varied ways. With their Ordinary Fan Meet in Singapore on 24 September coming up, we think it’s about time we have a track-by-track chinwag about it.

Gotta Go To Work

Listen to it when…

Suite Room Listen to it when…

you’re silently watching over your crush.

‘Suite Room’ is a meticulously crafted R&B piece that allows the vocal line’s smooth falsettos to shine. The lyrics play out as a typical K-drama: “I’m not asking for your heart, I know you can’t give it to me, I just don’t wanna see you exhausted because of him”, they sing, offering unconditional comfort to the girl who picked the other guy. Unrequited romance sucks, but stay strong B2ST! #SpareUsFromTheSecondLeadSyndrome

At That Place

you’re determined to win back your old flame.

This song is tailor-made for the stricken lover, agonising about a past romance, yet unable to let go of the memories: “If I could turn back time, I’ll make you happier than anyone else in the world”.

It’s an ironically upbeat number though, which makes it perfect to play on a boom box outside a girl’s window to woo her back into your arms. Good luck!

Listen to it when…

Oh Honey Listen to it when…

Cupid strikes you for the first time.

Finally, something a lil’ more hopeful.

It’s nice to see a creation from Kikwang, since most of the album is credited to Junhyung and his composing team.

‘Oh Honey’ is the kind of first love fantasy that fills adolescent diaries – a lyrical representation of how you’re attracted to a special someone like bees to honey. Well, obviously “those feelings will go away some day”, but till then – let this be your soundtrack.

Take It

I Think I Love You

you need a wake-up call.

‘Take It’ starts off all poppy, before letting a slightly brooding tune take over. This song gives listeners the gutwrenching reminder that once upon a time, “we were closer than anyone else in the world, now we became strangers as if we don’t know each other”. But there’s no use dwelling if he/she’s gone for good. Who knows, your soulmate might just walk in the door someday!

Listen to it when…

you’re sick of being in a ‘some’ relationship.

To sum it up, a ‘some’ relationship is basically intimacy with no strings attached. And when you’re constantly telling the other party “I think I love you, how about you?” to no avail, it’s gonna get pretty frustrating.

Sneakily make the switch to this song when you guys are sharing earbuds with each other – take the hint dude!

Listen to it when…

you need a good cry.

Put this album on repeat till B2ST’s Ordinary Fan Meet in Singapore on 24 September at the Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre! Tickets from $128, www.sistic.com.sg

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One Day

Probably the most depressing track off the album, ‘One Day’ is a mournful piece that taps into your innermost emotions. The poetic verses alone will instantly turn on the waterworks: “Only the downpour of powdered snow can heal the pain from love, because the memories of our first meeting can never be erased from within my heart”.

A must-listen for those ‘ugly cry’ days.

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In the spirit of Halloween, we rate these spooky movies from ‘Scaredy-cat Appropriate’ to ‘Creep-fest Enthusiast’.

By Johanna Teo

Goosebumps 29 October

The Last Witch Hunter

Although nobody ever dies in the Goosebumps series, we’re sure the blood-curdling stories have kept ya’ll awake at night sometimes. Enter Zach Cooper (Dylan Minnette), the latest resident of Greendale, Maryland where he befriends his pretty neighbour Hannah (Odeya Rush), who also happens to be bestselling Goosebumps author R.L. Stine’s (Jack Black) daughter.

Kaulder (Vin Diesel) is now the last warrior of his kind after he was cursed with immortality by the Queen Witch, whom he had slayed centuries ago. The last line of defense against supernatural beings seeking to destroy mankind with a painful plague, Kaulder must work together with his most unexpected ally – a young and beautiful witch. Unbeknownst to him, the Queen Witch has resurrected and is seeking vengeance.

After failed interactions with a reticent Stine, Cooper grows convinced that the former’s “a psychopath” and decides to charge in to save Hannah after hearing her scream in the middle of the night. And accidentally unleashes every ghost and monster that Stine’s ever written about – which he had kept imprisoned within his manuscripts – into the world.

Our Thoughts Hey it’s Vin Diesel carrying a huge gun! Prep for some seriously nerve-wrecking effects, but other than that, we’re not expecting anything too creepy.

Although this flick probably contains the stuff our childhood nightmares were made of, having Jack Black in any movie automatically amps up its comedic factor.

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Photos: Scott Garfield, Shaw, United International Pictures Singapore, Golden Village Pictures

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Pay The Ghost 1 October

Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension 29 October

A parent’s worst nightmare, Mike Cole’s (Nicholas Cage) son is inexplicably abducted under his watchful eye during a Halloween carnival in New York City. A year after his son’s mystifying disappearance, Cole is haunted by a string of unearthly messages and unexplainable messages, and is drawn to track down his son at all cost. While doing so, he and estranged wife (Sarah Wayne Callies) unwittingly discover a chain of child abductions by a vengeful spirit that rises each All Hallows’ Eve.

Sticking to the tried-and-true style of found-footage film, this sixth and final instalment to the Paranormal Activity series follows a young family who unwittingly finds a video camera and a box of tapes (of Katie and Kristie from the first film) in the garage of their new home. Supernatural horrors start happening as the family struggles to find out what exactly is going on before all hell inevitably breaks loose.

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Nic Cage has been known to make the occasional… flop. But we’re pretty sure that this supernatural thriller will be pretty exceptional to say the least.

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Promising to answer every question that fans have accumulated since the franchise’s start, we’re already getting the heebie-jeebies just watching the trailer. Watch it at your own risk.

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Adventure

Around The Corner Travelling the world starts from your very own doorstep – here’s how to explore our sunny island, tourist style.

By Johanna Teo

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Follow the MRT map There’s bound to be something interesting near every station, especially since its rapid (lol) expansion around the local nooks and crannies.

Be prepared to do a lot of walking, so wear comfy shoes, load up your EZ-Link card and explore away.

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Eat your heart out We’re known for our awesome food, so going on a food trail should be on your list. Forget cafe-hopping for a moment, and seek out the best hawker fare around.

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See the world through your lenses Deviate off the usual selfies and/ or peace sign group photos with street photography snaps of your surroundings to best capture your memories.

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Collect the memories Don’t discard whatever you’ve collected from your travels, even if it’s just a ticket stub from a trip to the museum. No matter how mundane, these mementoes will serve as interesting reminders of your explorations around the island.

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Indulge in Singaporean pastimes Cheap thrills like visiting pasar malams, shopping during the Great Singapore Sale/IT Fairs, queuing up for freebies, or even going prawning with your friends, embody what it’s truly like in Singapore. So try it again, no matter how hipster you’ve grown to become.

The Teenage Team’s places to visit Urban skyline

We have a beautiful night skyline, so go for an evening stroll along the Singapore River, past Merlion and even onto the Helix Bridge.

- Arissa Ha, Deputy Editor

Cultural Walk

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Seek from the wise

Visit the ulu places

An instant way to view modern Singapore through different eyes is to speak to the older generation about it.

Your grandparents – or even the aunty next door – could offer you insights about how it was like back then. If possible, visit their teenage haunts to see what has changed and learn more about how it was like before.

The best spots are usually the inconvenient ones (#JustSaying), so make the effort to visit places like the Punggol Waterway Tree, Gillman Barracks at Alexandra Road, or even the Johor Straits Lighthouse at Raffles Marina. They’re perfect spots for Instagram photos too, so snap away.

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Revisit the cliche tourist attractions We’re well aware of the must-visit spots – Universal Studios, the Singapore Zoo, various museums… even our beloved Merlion. But chances are, it’s been eons since your last trip.

You’d be surprised at how much these attractions have changed over the years so take the time to explore these places, and take loads of photos while you’re at it.

Places like Haw Paw Villa, Kampong Glam, Little India and Chinatown are part of Singapore’s unique heritage. Learn more about our culture by exploring these places!

- Chew Hui Ling, Writer

singapore’s cuisine

Visiting old-school coffee shop such as Heap Seng Leong Coffeeshop will show you a glimpse of olden-day Singapore.

You’ll never know when these gems will disappear, so try them while you can.

- Marshall Ang, Marketing Executive

Nature Trail

From MacRitchie’s Treetop Walk to Labrador Nature Reserve and Coastal Walk, getting in touch with nature is still possible even in our urban jungle so make sure you take in these sights and sounds too.

- Johanna Teo, Writer

Late-night activities

Take advantage of Singapore’s low crime rates by indulging in late-night activities, be it singing karaoke, watching a movie, or go overnight cycling with your friends.

- Michelle Lim, Designer

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10 Things You Need To Know Before You Travel Planning for your next holiday doesn’t start from packing your bags, here are some things you need to take note of before your next vacay.

By Arissa Ha

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Passport validity

Most countries require a passport validity of three to six months. Ensure that your passports have a validity of at least six months from your date of travel, and make plans to renew your passport if it doesn’t. Passport renewal usually takes a week to process, but give it two weeks just to be safe.

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Luckily for Singaporeans, our passports offer visa-free access for up to 90 days in 167 countries. If you are planning for longer holidays, make sure you count the number of days instead of assuming that there are 30 days in a month. Overstaying in a country may get you barred from visiting and will void your existing visa if you have one.

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Travel Insurance

Travel mishaps like theft, lost baggage, travel delays and medical expenses can add up to a hefty sum if you don’t have travel insurance. If you are unsure about it, do seek help from your parents – they might have an agent they work with when it comes to regular insurance policies.

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In case of emergencies, the Singapore Embassies and Consulates would be able to assist you.

Find out the addresses and telephone numbers of the local embassy or consulate and write it down.

It’ll prove to be useful especially when you meet with natural disasters, terrorist attacks or when you lose your passport.

National Service

If you are an NSman who is looking to travel for more than 14 days but less than six months, you will need to notify the MINDEF Notification Centre of your travel plans. Even if you’re not enlisted, all Singaporean males between the ages of 13 to 16.5 will need to apply for an Exit Permit if you are travelling for more than three months.

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Customs and quarantine

In countries like Australia and New Zealand where agriculture contributes to a large part of the country’s GDP, they’re often very cautious about the risk of introducing pests and diseases to their crops.

Items like food, plants and even handicrafts made out of wood pose a biosecurity threat so it is best to avoid bringing them. If you are unsure, declare the items and you would not be penalised – your food might end up being tossed but that’s way better than being fined.

Health and vaccination requirements

When visiting a foreign land, be sure to check if there are any health risks involved. It’s recommended to get vaccinated against Yellow Fever and Malaria when visiting countries like Brazil, Peru and Argentina.

As there is an incubation period for Yellow Fever, travellers should get themselves vaccinated at least 10 days before they travel – your family doctor should be able to advise on the different vaccinations to get based on your destinations.

Jet lag can be annoying especially when you feel sleepy during the wrong time of the day. Find out the time zone of your destination and make adjustments to your sleep cycle accordingly. If you have the luxury of time before your flight, prep your bio-clock a few days before your departure.

Otherwise, melatonin pills can help you fall asleep easier, while a much needed caffeine fix can help perk you up. Knowing what time it is back home can also help you decide when to call your parents – you wouldn’t want to wake them up in the wee hours of the morning would you?

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Currency

It’s vital to know the local currency used, especially if you don’t own a credit card. Don’t be quick to assume that everywhere in Europe uses Euros as that’s not always the case. For example, UK uses English Pounds while Switzerland uses Swiss Francs.

Don’t get caught in a situation where you have to head to a moneychanger overseas and end up losing money due to poor exchange rates.

In a situation where you have access to a credit card, do find out your bank’s exchange rates and extra charges to avoid over-spending.

Documents to bring along

Besides your passport, there are other important documents to bring along for your holiday. Ensure that you have your airline tickets (including the booking confirmation for the return leg), hotel confirmation, itinerary, credit cards, driver’s license and International Driving Permit (where applicable).

Remember to pack along photocopies of your IC and the passport data page – they’ll be super useful in case you lose your passport overseas.

DearKelly Dear readers, When discussing electronic gadgets,

Steve Jobs said in an interview reported in The INQUISITR –

“We restrict how much new technology our kids use at home.”

Have you heard of Chris Anderson?

He was the former editor of WIRED. He

sets strict time limits and exercised time control on the use of electronic devices at home. These two guys

knew what they were saying.

Jobs didn’t get to be Steve Jobs, tech visionary, by playing electronic games and chatting online. He expanded his mind, spent time thinking and reading and exploring possibilities. We can’t be Steve Jobs but we can aim to be the best that we can be – that demands expanding your mind.

I was delighted to read this article.

I couldn’t be in better company in my belief that we shouldn’t become slaves to our electronic gadgets. There is a need to study outside your school texts and read extensively!

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Read – reading opens doors to the storehouse of knowledge.

If you don’t read, you will not develop your potential. Students and professionals need to develop their general knowledge and improve their speaking and writing skills.

Reading should be an integral part of daily life. The news of the world is available online. I read the local papers, The Guardian, Al-jazeera News in English, The New Straits Times, The Star, The Nation, Bangkok Post, Huffington Post and WIRED. When something important happens anywhere in the world, I refer to the local papers of the country concerned to get firsthand news – all online.

Of course, I can only skim all these newspapers to pick up nuggets of useful and important information that I can use in my work and when discussing issues with clients and friends. For you – to

score in the exams and prepare for the future, you must widen your knowledge base.

I encourage you to read biographies and autobiographies. The trick is to select the work of someone whose life reflects your interest. Those 16 years and above should read the modern history of Singapore after becoming an independent nation in 1965. Read one of the many books written by our first Prime Minister, Lee Kuan Yew. If you are interested in music, dance, sports, the history of fashion etc. – the library will have a section on the lives of successful people in any field that interests you.

Read about what made them successful. There are many important life lessons to be learnt.

My iPad is my companion in that I read books on it and I am delighted that I can highlight passages and send the entire electronic book with notes and comments to clients when asked to evaluate a book, and friends when sharing views and ideas. Now this is sensational!

Each of us must aim to be an educated person, not merely a literate one – literate means a person can read and write but is not well-rounded. An educated person is one who is well versed in a variety of disciplines and can comfortably discuss a variety of subjects.

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Television – if you have yet to discover the joys of reading then I advise Teenage readers to watch BBC, CNN and Channel NewsAsia.

This should keep you up-to-date.

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Current trends – just look around you

• Babies in arms are manipulating mobile devices. Parents are using these devices as nannies – possibly a way not to communicate with the kid. This is unfortunate as children learn by looking around them and asking questions.

• Families, couples, friends all sitting together but most glued to their mobile devices – the art of conversation, once prized, may become a dying art.

• Visit a museum, art gallery or places

of interest and what do we see?

Fingers feverously sending messages or people talking loudly on their mobiles. A classic example was a tour I went on in Cambodia. We had an excellent guide who was a fountain of knowledge but people were whipping out their mobile devices, responding to messages and missing the explanations. As I travel widely, I notice this phenomenon wherever I go. A real pity if this is the future.

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Interaction – I value face-toface conversations where I

can study body language which is so important when you deal with people.

Telephone chats are important as I get to hear the voices of family and friends and I value the laugher and the witty comments delivered by voices I cherish.

Steve Jobs knew what he was unleashing on the world. He sent a subtle warning to those astute enough to get the message. Sure, my iPhone and iPad are important but they are tools – they do not take over my life.

Rule your electronic devises – don’t let them rule you.

Always here for you.

Do you have a problem you wish to share?

Something to get off your chest?

Kelly’s responses take into account age, experience and needs of writers.

Those writing in know and seek her tough love, no-nonsense approach. Readers wanting a different type of response should seek advice elsewhere. Older and more experienced readers knowing the answers to questions need to exercise patience. Not everyone knows what you know.

After qualifying as a teacher, Kelly Chopard went on to attend several counselling courses. Over the past 30 years, she has been invited to sit on panels and discussion groups, give talks and has taught modules dealing with youth issues. She counsels primary and secondary school pupils. She also engages in parent-pupil counselling sessions. In the 1970s, she was a member of a People’s Association Team counselling young adults in areas like drugs, smoking and other health and social issues. From 1979 to 1983 she had a counselling column in a local woman’s magazine. Since 1996 she has been responding to Teenage readers in her Dear Kelly column.

important When writing to me through mail, state your Full Name, Age, I.C. No.,Telephone No., Gender and Pseudonym. There is no length restriction. Send your letters to: Dear Kelly, Teenage Magazine, 20 Bedok South Road, Singapore 469277 or via email at:

dearkelly@key-editions.com Letters will be treated with the strictest confidence. I cannot respond to requests for personal responses.

Ways to avoid early

BG relationships?

First of all, I love reading your column and appreciate the advice you give teenagers with concerns like mine.

In secondary school, I have to interact with both boys and girls in my co-ed school. I see many platonic and serious BG relationships happening all around me. This worries me. I worry not that I can’t find a boyfriend. I worry that a guy might develop feelings for me and I might return his feelings. I don’t want this to happen.

Kelly, what if a guy likes me and wants to go steady? I would feel bad

hurting his feelings by rejecting him.

I really hate hurting people so I am kinda torn.

I have no plans to get involved in BG relationships in my teens. I only want romantic involvements when I start working. I am not in a romantic situation

Kelly: It is a delight to meet such a levelheaded teen. To be single-minded about lessons before all else when you are in school is a worthy goal. Stick with your plan and you will do well in the exams and go on to be successful without facing distractions. Some people are capable of succeeding despite having a romantic connection but this is very rare. So your decision is a good one.

It’s possible that a guy might fall for you, but you hold the power of saying “yes” or “no”. Just because a guy expresses interest in you doesn’t mean you have to accept him. You might meet many guys who are interested in you, but you are not obliged to go steady with them. Platonic friendships are fine.

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now, but the possibility that it might happen is something I worry about.

What should I do if this happens? Should I be straightforward or should I make up excuses? What’s your take on this?

From: Thoughtful

You need to associate with both boys and girls in school – this prepares you for interaction in the workplace.

Should a guy want more than a platonic friendship, politely say that you are committed to your studies. You have a right to your views. “I would feel bad hurting his feelings by rejecting him. I really hate hurting people so I am kinda torn.” As I said, you are not obliged to get romantic with every guy who makes the moves on you.

Chances are when you say “no”, he’ll just move on to another girl. It is not the grand romance of the century. You stick with your excellent decision to put studies before all else. Wishing you every success.

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(23 Sep – 22 Oct)

HAPPY BIRTHDAY Libra

You’ve got huge wanderlust plans ahead and nothing’s gonna get in your way – even if it means side hustling alongside your hectic academic calendar. With most of your time earning extra funds, it’s possible that you might just forget all about your studies.

It’s not going to be easy balancing everything, but hey, remember what you’re saving up for!

(23 Sep – 22 Oct)

Scorpio

(23 Oct – 21 Nov) October ushers in a fresh chapter in your life, but getting older isn’t exactly the thrill ride you think it’d be. There are changes that you have to embrace and things that will get harder as you age. Now is the time to do everything you’ve ever wanted – take risks, travel the world, weed off all the things that are making you unhappy.

A whole new beginning awaits!

Sagittarius

(22 Nov – 21 Dec) Productivity is in your blood this month! Your hard work is finally paying off and you’ll be getting the end result you rightfully deserve. All that’s left for you is to sit back and enjoy the fruits of your labour. It’s the time of the year when a Sagittarian is the most inspired, so take the chance to heighten your creativity by expanding your skills.

You’ll surprise yourself.

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Aquarius

(22 Dec – 19 Jan)

(20 Jan – 18 Feb)

People might frown upon you for your many accomplishments, but can you be blamed if opportunities are continuously dropped on your lap?

October might invite some unwelcomed jealousy from those around you – there’ll always be someone who will try to pull you down, so stand firm and don’t let ‘em rob you of your success!

Things are rosy for you on the romantic front so far. However, what you might not have noticed is that you’re starting to drift apart from your besties. If your new love’s holding you back from meeting them, it’s important to let the other party understand that he/she isn’t the only priority in your life.

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Pisces

Aries

(19 Feb – 20 Mar)

(21 Mar – 19 Apr)

It’s second nature for Pisceans to take what people say to heart, but you’ve got to treat every piece of advice with a pinch of salt and not get affected so easily. Some comments may be completely genuine, while others come with ulterior intentions. Don’t worry though, your gut feelings will come in handy in the most unexpected of situations.

You’ve always been a keen social planner, but isn’t it annoying to constantly make the first move? It’s time to speak up and let your pals take the front seat – there has to be some give-and-take to sustain a relationship. But if you bring it up and nothing changes, then perhaps you should consider dropping them off your radar completely. After all, it takes two hands to clap.

Taurus

(20 Apr – 20 May) You have a harmful tendency to succumb to toxic thoughts, which seems to be occurring more often lately. But shutting yourself out from the world isn’t going to make anything better. You might not realise it, but socialising can be an awesome mood-booster when you’re down in the dumps, so dust yourself off, get out there and mingle!

Gemini

Cancer

(21 May – 21 Jun)

(22 Jun – 22 Jul)

The start of October is going to be a rocky one – the beginning of a cycle always is – but take heart, things will definitely look up for you in the later parts. All the unnecessary sources of distress and emotionally draining relationships will be eliminated very soon.

You’ll be amazed at how much lighter you’ll feel after cutting out all the negatives in your life.

Hey Cancer, you’re on to big things! You’re learning something new every day and eager to take on greater challenges. Being ambitious is a good trait, but be careful not to let your healthy aspirations become unattainable desires. What’s your ultimate goal? Learn how to focus your drive and allow it to be motivation for you to perform better instead.

Leo

(23 Jul – 22 Aug)

This month’s pretty much a circus for the dutyoriented Leo, but even the ringmaster needs to have a break once in a while. You hate to admit it, but responsibilities just keep piling up and you’re finding it hard to handle everything alone. It doesn’t hurt to ask for help from a trusty confidant, so don’t let pride stand in the way.

That’s what friends are for, right?

Virgo

(23 Aug – 22 Sep) So, you’ve just made a life-changing decision and it isn’t really the conventional route that most people choose to take. There’re bound to be folks who will judge you for going against the grain, but never let that be a reason to shrink back from your goal.

It doesn’t matter what the rules say – just press on and go after what’s in your heart!

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Teenage Gorgeous You: The Social Challenge!

We met our contestants for the first time at Jack’s Cola Cafe.

#Dedication The Teenage team taking OT nights to the next level: camping in the office?!

Where are my writers when I need their help?

Pictures first!

Our tummies can wait...

We all had a hearty lunch hosted by Jack’s Cola Cafe.

Can you spot Teenage’s furry friend?

BBQ Party!

Hui Ling the explorer Confession of a Singapore Polytechnic (SP) grad: I never knew these places existed despite my three years here. #SuaGuMax Check out our next issue to find out where Hui Ling is headed to in SP!

A team that plays together, stays together! #WorkHardPlayHard

“Make sure you capture my good side!”

Stockist • American Eagle Outfitters, 1 Harbourfront Walk, VivoCity, #B1-06/07, Singapore 098585 • Crayon, 80 Haji Lane, Singapore 189271 • Dr. Martens, 501 Orchard Road, Wheelock Place, #02-17A, Singapore 238880 • Forever21, 160 Orchard Rd, 313 @ Somerset, #01-10/11/12/13, #02-16/17/18/19/20/21, #03-16/17/18/19/20/21 , Singapore 238895 • H&M, 1 Grange Road, Orchard Building, Singapore 239693 • New Look, 160 Orchard Rd, 313 @ Somerset, #B2-34/37, Singapore 238895 • Star Three Sixty, 290 Orchard Road , The Paragon, #03-08 , Singapore 238859 • Topshop / Topman, 270 Orchard Road, Knightsbridge, #01-05/06 B1 & L1, Singapore 238857

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