You Can Now Sing 'Happy Birthday' On TV, So HuffPost Live Did If you're already having a great day, here's some icing on the cake: singing "Happy Birthday" will no longer cost you a cent. After years of film and TV productions avoiding use of the iconic song for

The “Happy Birthday” song is finally free! Remember a while back when we filled you in on the copyright battle over the Happy Birthday song? Well, good news! The ruling on the case that challenged the copyright held on the iconic birthday jingle has been handed down, and at least for now, it Read more ... looks like the Happy Birthday song is on it's way…

Singapore at 50 THIS year’s national-day parade in Singapore on August 9th will be the biggest ever, it will celebrate the country’s 50th birthday. As every year, the...

The Singapore exception AT 50, ACCORDING to George Orwell, everyone has the face he deserves. Singapore, which on August 9th marks its 50th anniversary as an independent country, can be...

Deal: L.A.-Singapore airfares for $850 in honor of that country's 50th birthday The islands that make up the Republic of Singapore turned 50 on Sunday, and celebrated with a splashy Golden Jubilee event. Singapore Airlines kicked off this present for travelers: $850 round-trip airfare from Los Angeles to Singapore. The deal Duri Read more ... ng the Aug. 9 National Day Parade in Padang celebr…

50 reasons Singapore is the world's greatest city - CNN.com Red and white flags will be waving this weekend as the city-state roars to life in celebration of 50 years of independence.

Our favourite company tributes for Singapore's birthday bonanza SINGAPORE — Singapore turns 50 this weekend, and the nation is in full-blown celebration. It seems almost every company is trying to partake in the feel-good factor, although no...

A little red dot in a sea of green KISHORE MAHBUBANI’S MOST recent book was called “Can Singapore Survive?”. Singaporeans are never allowed to forget that their country is small and its future...

The rich are always with us MEASURED BY ITS Gini coefficient, Singapore is among the world’s most unequal countries. The comparison is unfair: Singapore is also a city, and Hong Kong, New...

Seven million is a crowd WHEN SINGAPORE SEPARATED from Malaysia, says Tan Kong Yam, an economist at the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, it was as if a brain had been deprived of its...