1 WATCH: An Indian classical dance tribute to healthcare and front-line workers [hhmc]
Apsaras Arts, a Singaporean Indian dance company, has performed a dance tribute dedicated to healthcare and front-line workers.
Titled Gratitude, the piece is set to melodious flute music and features four dancers conveying gratitude for being healthy, as well as hope that those who have fallen ill are well cared for and can recover soon.
The piece is choreographed by Mohanapriyan Thavarajah in the Indian classical dance style of Bharatanatyam, with artistic direction by Aravinth Kumarasamy.
The dance company has also recently uploaded several other dance excerpts to its YouTube page, such as that of a boat scene from the piece Agathi – The Plight Of The Refugee, as well as from the work Anjasa, which was performed at the 39th Natya Kala Conference in Chennai, India, last year.
2 LISTEN: To Maddy, Jason & Divian In The Morning on Kiss92 FM[hhmc]
PHOTO: COURTESY OF MADDY BARBER
The three co-presenters on this popular morning radio show are now broadcasting from three different locations.
Divian Nair is still in the Kiss92 studio, but Jason Johnson and Maddy Barber have been working from their separate homes.
In a recent column, Barber wrote that she always thought working from home would be a dream come true and she was not wrong.
Being at home has brought her and her husband closer and she is cooking more.
To know more about how the team is doing, listen to Maddy, Jason & Divian In The Morning, on weekdays from 6 to 10am on Kiss92 FM.
3 DO: Kick off with former Japan Under-17 midfielder[hhmc]
Kyoga Nakamura, a 23-year-old midfielder for Singapore Premier League club Tampines Rovers, was part of the Japan team that competed at the Under-17 World Cup in 2013, so it is no surprise that he has many nifty ball handling tricks up his sleeves.
He routinely puts up videos of himself going through drills such as dribbling or cushioning a pass on social media, which he challenges his followers to repeat, calling them "homework".
Taiwanese singer Rene Liu will perform a livestream concert at 7.30pm today. She shared in a Facebook post on Tuesday that she has learnt to record at home during the pandemic.
She wrote: "Although I am happy to sing alone, I miss the staff and musicians who are unable to meet due to the delay of (my concerts). So I told everyone let's practise."
PHOTO: CBS INTERACTIVE
5 FOLLOW: The Good Fight[hhmc]
With its ripped-from-the-news storylines, legal drama The Good Fight has been lauded for holding up a mirror to American politics, andRead More – Source
1日1基礎 part 4
1日1基礎 part 4
