Being a soccer fan is quite something else. It does not mean that you have to spend thousands of dollars, flying all over the world, to cheer yourself raw as your favourite football star falls flat on his face. And well, my commiserations you did not manage to get a ticket for your favourite World Cup game. All you have to do is look for the best sports bar, in Singapore where you can watch the World Cup live starting this Friday, 12th June of 2010! KICK OFF!

Singapore is bustling and crazy with new clubs and bars openiing every day, here are two of the most established places, that have survived and partied hard through the years! Give them a try, its worth it!

Yes you can .. celebrate St Patricks Day in Singapore, have a fresh Guinness or Kilkenny or meet other people completely dressed in green without having to feel like a human cucumber, where? In Singapore’s best Irish Pubs of course! Gp now and you might be able to catch the Happy Hour!

Are you ready for a gent’s day out after a Hard Days Night? Singapore is one place, where you do not have to bother much about not finding a place where you can drown your sorrows in drink, sobbing juicily into a beer. Whether you are in such an enviable state or not, you would want to look for places where you can get the cheapest drinks in Singapore… and that might be a difficult task!

You can dance, you can jive, having the time of your life, and it does not matter whether you are a dancing “Queen”, or Robot Dancing Maniac if you are looking for the best RnB and HipHop clubs in Singapore. Without doubt the House and techno community is much bigger and the HipHop scene is really more underground then anything, but there are still some good places to do the crib walk.

Chinese New year celebrations are famous for their over-the-top festive fervor. Since Singapore is already a top tourist destination in the world, it very well transforms itself into the hottest party spot this time of the New Year.

What is celebrated as the first day of a new year in many countries is known as Spring Festival in China. Yes, the Chinese celebrate it as a festival filled with colors, events and exquisite preparations. It’s more so in Singapore, where New Year celebrations are a blend of modern and traditional events.