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Addicted to Noise (http://www.addict.com/)
Alternative-music junkies can get a fix on the hottest new release, and read hip features, interviews and reviews.

Fashion Internet (http://www.finy.com/)
It's all here: photos of today's and tomorrow's hottest looks, columns on accessories, interviews with top designers - and advice for the sartorially challenged.

Film.Com! (http://www.film.com)
Movie buffs will go gaga over this site's objective film reviews, as well as its information on cast members and box-office results. A live chat area lets you swap opinions with other fans. At the store, you can order videos, laser discs and sound tracks from your favourite flicks.

The Internet Movie Database (http://www.imdb.com)
Search this massive database by title actor, crew member, character and more. You can also find out who or what made movie history on any day of a given year.

Internet Underground Music Archive (http://www.iuma.com/IUMA-2.0/)
A virtual town square for alternative-music fans, this site has an archive of audio clips produced by hundreds of independent musicians; libraries of information from record labels both large and small; and links to online music magazines. As a bonus, tune into audio and video broadcasts.

Jazz Central Station (http://www.jazzcentralstation.com)
This catchy site has background on local jazz scenes, radio stations and clubs, arranged by city and country. Visit the Listening Car for CD reviews and articles on new artists, or stop by the Jazz Café to participate in live chats and hear RealAudio interviews with musicians.

MediaCity (http://www.mediacity.com.sg)
Singapore's Cyber Center for local entertainment.

MORSE: Movie Recommendation System (http://www.labs.bt.com/innovate/multimed/morse/morse.htm)
On a scale of 1 to 10, rate a slate of movies you have seen, then get recommendations - based on your personal preferences - for those you haven't.

Mr. Showbiz (http://www.mrshowbiz.com)
This glitzy site's got daily news updates on movies, music and TV, plus sharply written features, live chats, and an opportunity to ask Mr. Showbiz for answer to burning questions such as "Why is George Hamiltion famous?"

Music History 101 (http://www.ipl.org/exhibit/mushist/)
Here's a survey of Western classical music - with portraits, biographies and sound clips - that focuses on important works and stylistic trends from the Renaissance to the present.

OperaWeb (http://www.opera.it/English/OperaWeb.html)
Behind the red curtain, you'll find reviews of stage productions and CDs, bios of singers and composers, and season schedules for New York, Munich, Pisa and other cities.

Parasol Records (http://www.cuonline.com/~parasol/)
Looking for an eclectic music CD or offbeat foreign titles? There's a good chance you will find it there.

Timecast (http://www.timecast.com/live/stationpages/fallistings.html)
From classical to country, rock to religious, here's a complete programme guide to the hundreds of radio stations that broadcast live on the Internet.