Fridae

Phin Wong reviews Robert Altman's Gosford Park, a critically acclaimed murder mystery set in a lavish country estate in 1930s Britain.

Phin Wong reviews Bliss by Donna De Lory who will forever be famous for being part of Madonna's dynamic back-up duo.

Fridae's entertainment columnist, Phin Wong, risks being flamed by die-hard fans and shares his very long list of reasons why Attack of The Clones sucked.

"Gay clubs suck", says Fridae's entertainment writer, Phin Wong. Is he absolutely insane or could he be on to something? Hold on to your sense of good taste and read it here.

Phin Wong reviews Scout's Honor, a documentary that traces the conflict between the anti-gay policies of the Boy Scouts of America and the broad-based movement by many of its members to overturn them.

Fridae's entertainment writer Phin, lives in a politically correct, well-balanced house. Well almost, all he needs are a couple of lesbians and he's set. But there's trouble brewing in HappyLand, and he'll gladly tell you all about it.

If you're in a gay relationship in Singapore, you might feel as though society won't let you show your love openly. Fridae's entertainment writer, Phin Wong, explains why such forms of discrimination are in fact a good thing (at least to avid movie-goers like him).

Is singer-songwriter Alanis still the "angry white female" she is so commonly known as? Phin Wong reviews her new third studio album, Under Rug Swept.

George Michael is back with a randy new single, Freek, with "enough heavy breathing and moaning to make even the Bel-Ami boys blush", so says Fridae's new entertainment writer, Phin Wong.

Phin Wong reviews Intimacy, a film about Jay, a bored, middle-age bartender who meets an equally unglamorous woman once a week for wordless, anonymous sex but otherwise unburdens himself to a gay fellow bartender.