17-year-old Nasuha Binte Salamat isn’t unfamiliar with controversy. In fact, her $15 viral bakes sold under her business Caketastrophic, came about from a controversy that she faced in the past. She tell us more

I sat down with Julia Chia, the co-founder of the sustainable lifestyle brand kūpaa, to find out how we can realistically lead a more eco-friendly life.

Like many Singaporean kids, Charmaine Low, 18, began playing the piano at a young age, but her passion, grit and tenacity for the instrument has stood the test of time.

Jeynelle Ng shares about her journey as a freelance content creator and how NYP’s Mass Media Management helped shape it.

Starting a home-based business at a young age is not easy, while also juggling one’s studies, but Ho Xin Yi managed to pick up the tips and tricks to make it work – and thrive.

What started out as a casual hobby for Raye Soh, turned into a growing passion where he can express his creativity for aqua nature.

Bunnies with knives? Pink blood? Cute girls with stitches? Take a look at how Blake, the creator of franticcreativity — a small business in Singapore — shares her love of kawaii-gore with everyone! 

In the hood, we all play! Dive into the cardigan brand that celebrates women for their uniqueness and different body sizes. From choosing sustainable materials to designing iconic mascots that represent individuals, Playhood celebrates it all. 

In the realm of social media, where influencers maintain fake personas and filtered narratives, Zen Tay stands out with his raw and unfiltered personality.

From covering K-events to hosting them, Samantha Voon reflects on her social media journey, sharing the insights and experiences she's gained along the way.

When Clara Tan started her cosplay hobby, she was afraid of how people would think of her, but through her social media platform, she’s realised how much she’s influenced others who are just like her to come out of the shadows

25-year-old Kaci Beh went from an impulsive casting call to now strutting the runways of Milan. Here’s how this Singaporean model is pushing the boundaries with her creativity and passion.

From child acting to discovering his interest in videography at a young age, Gabriel Chia, founder of Viral College and a young entrepreneur, uses content creation with storytelling to help creators share their stories and build their brand.

Delve into the transformative personal journey of Safari, a reformed offender, as he overcomes the struggles of reintegrating into society and rebuilds his life with a fulfilling career.

With the President’s Challenge Night fast approaching, the Catch+ team spoke to Hassan Sunny and Jovanna Yam to find out what audiences can expect from the upcoming charity show.

Delve into Marcus Tan's transition from his idealistic career perception to the challenges and perks of dual careers in financial advising and spin instruction in Singapore. His story highlights the importance of pursuing passion while balancing career sustainability and personal fulfillment.

Marcus Edwin Wu, a Singaporean chef with big dreams and a burning passion to reinvent Italian cuisine, goes against the odds to discover his true calling as a self-made entrepreneur at Rubato.

From a chance connection on Instagram to a flourishing partnership in music, Aisha Ayesha and Dan Rafaael have transformed their shared passion into a thriving career.

Socialising is challenging for introverts, it can easily leave them exhausted. Being an introvert and working in the media industry takes work. Especially when you are a DJ, a host, or an emcee. However, this man has made it seem easy.

Formed in March this year, GRID, champion of 2024’s Dance Dance Hallyu, is an upcoming K-Pop cover dance crew specialising in boy-group dance covers.

We speak with GRID’s founder, Chan Jing Jie, about their ever-growing online following, and a community to encourage and recognise their fellow boy group dancers.