Helmi Yusof
DEPUTY EDITOR (LIFESTYLE)
Helmi Yusof is the Deputy Editor of lifestyle news at The Business Times. He covers visuals arts, theatre, cinema, books, travel, leisure and lifestyle trends. He also profiles personalities and leaders from various industries. His Instagram username is @helmiseestuff. Prior to joining The Business Times, he was News Director at video news site RazorTV, and a journalist and sub-editor at The Straits Times.
Louis Vuitton is rewriting its sustainability playbook
From circular design to regenerative sourcing, the French house is moving towards broader measurable impact
From S$100,000 oxygen chambers to red-light therapy: Inside the homes of Singapore’s health enthusiasts
In pursuit of mental clarity and high energy, many professionals are investing in home set-ups that rival wellness centres
Jacintha, Dick Lee and the truth about their marriage
Upcoming theatre show looks at their past through layered storytelling and music
5 art shows to see in March
From Luke Heng to Rirkrit Tiravanija, here are the standout artists and exhibitions to catch
Microplastics in your body are secretly making you sick
New Netflix documentary links everyday exposure to several health issues, from infertility to systemic failures
SIFA 2026: The best shows, from free outdoor spectacles to theatre classics
Singapore International Festival of Arts spills beyond stages into lawns, riverfronts and late night parties
From indie music to theatre: How weish and Inch Chua reinvented themselves
Two Singapore artists turn from experimental soundscapes to ambitious stage storytelling
Sifa 2026: Early titles include Hamlet, Hedda Gabler and 3-hour fashion drama
Sneak preview of the festival line-up hints at a programme built for a very broad audience
Uketsu: The masked mystery writer dominating Singapore’s bestseller charts
His Strange book series is the city’s top-selling fiction phenomenon of 2025, and his new release is carrying the momentum
The ‘invisible networks’ that power Singapore’s women entrepreneurs
From lunches to WhatsApp groups, these small and trusted circles are reshaping how female founders support each other