A self-styled bimbo-geek who is as obsessed over video games as she is
over girly pink things. Based on that startling qualification, Sheylara was picked in a hotly-contested race of one to be the Microsoft Xbox ambassador for Singapore. She also juggles three blogs and an acting career and miraculously hasn't dropped dead from exhaustion yet.

A natural-born performer who loves the limelight, this biker chick is no fame-hungry star wannabe. Wants to let more people know her better through her blogs and dislikes female bloggers who just flaunt their assets in online photos instead of penning down their thoughts and opinions. Also a qualified optometrist, nail technician and a former air stewardess.

No-nonsense, unintentional controversial in this cookie-cutter world. Nature's daughter who also loves Geography and Astronomy; star-gazing in a yacht would be a good chill out. A human rights supporter, the angsty woman-child is anything else to what is superficial. Loves Happy Tree Friends (Flippy) and Southpark. Reads only The Atlas. Enjoys Muay Thai at BXG Fitness - thinks having bruises are sexy. Feels naked without tattoos.

20-somethin'-year-old gal who spent her teens in the States, but very Singaporean at heart. Has made a living from acting, radio presenting, and now sports presenting with STAR Sports. Loves God, her dog Fudge and tuna belly sashimi. Spends too much time daydreaming about visiting faraway places. Wishes it would snow here in Singapore. And listens to music on her ipod at a volume that's too dangerously high.

A 23 year-old child at heart, a free-spirited and good-humored/quirky soul, who dances through life's journey with a wallop of vivaciousness... A homely and serious side lurks beneath the party girl exterior. I've been labeled "celeb blogger" and "hottest blogger", though I'm still trying to figure out why.

I was born a young child in 1976, which makes me a 32 year-old child now. It says 'Publisher' on my name card because I produce CarBuyer, a creatively-named magazine for car buyers. I believe that all of life's epiphanies can be found in the Beatles' song catalogue.