The TCRP group sporting our cool YOLO tees! (Photo courtesy of Teo Pok Zin)
The brave girls behind The Chain Reaction Project share their amazing adventure through the rugged plains of Dili in a bid to raise funds for the malnourished children of Timor-leste. Yolo is truly inspired by TCRP's passion to create positive change. Read the full story now to find out how every step of goodwill goes a long way.
Don't be alarmed if you see two guys setting up a projector in the middle of the street or your favourite hangout. Meet Siyuan, a Communications Strategist at Ignition Factory and Hwee Chong, an Art Director at DDB whose latest creative endeavour has us opening our minds to the feast of possibilities life presents.
We chat with the talented MessyMsxi, 25, on her passion for art and the important message she shares with the audience with her latest exhibition “Ten Years of Work for Every Minute on Stage”.
MessyMsxi's first solo exhibition, "Ten Years of Work for Every Minute on Stage" is a moving portrait of pain, suffering, perseverance and process - told through the eyes of young acrobats who embody a beginner's fighting spirit in the face of failure.
You'll find yourself wishing you could reach into the canvas to prevent an acrobat's fall, or nursing your own palms with empathy as you gaze at the bruises that mark theirs.
"Ten Years of Work for Every Minute on Stage" is on daily from 12noon-8.30pm until 15 April, at Old School, The Art Studio, 11B Mount Sophia.
Heading back to school for the first time in years (no need for calculators, we are forever 21), YOLO was invited to ACS (Independent) for the 2010 EDB Short Film Competition award ceremony. 
As design and prize sponsor, we were curious to see how the short films would turn out.
The afternoon began as anticipated. We expected to clap and cheer for the finalists, and we did. We expected to watch the students squirm during the grueling Q&A session by the judges, and we did.
But what came as an unexpected surprise after so many years away from school was that we learnt something very important that day. I know. Learning something new in school? Who’d have thunk it?!
