Do not adjust your screen. The floor in the picture above slides. It's part of the concrete deck that carries the seating area inside the resort's resident show theatre. The theatre's cavernous hall, located under Festive Hotel, is being fitted out to seat 1,600 people. Cutting edge audio and lighting systems will also be installed, breathing life to a stage for live revues, concerts and product presentations to large audiences. It is open for corporate bookings. Contact the MICE sales team at: mice@rwsentosa.com.

Rising steadily skyward is Hotel Michael, now halfway to its 11-storey height. Passengers on the Sentosa Express monorail get an eyeful of Hotel Michael's distinctive façade as the electric train winds its way into the resort island and runs silently past Hotel Michael. Plans call for a monorail station near Hotel Michael. This will bring guests close to Festive Walk, where they can dine, people watch, and have fun and frolic round-the-clock.

The New Bridge leading to Sentosa island is a step closer to completion. The last pre cast concrete segment was hoisted gingerly into place by a giant floating crane just before noon on 20 March 2009, this completing the whole length of the 710-metre bridge between mainland Singapore and Sentosa island. You can drive along the spanking new bridge in September this year. The three lanes on the New Bridge will add to the existing four-lane Causeway Bridge and will make driving to Sentosa island a much breezier cruise.

William Fong, Andrew Sim and Chee Yong Wei were among the job seekers who struck the jackpot at a career fair in Singapore after they landed much sought-after jobs with Resorts World at Sentosa. William has been hired as a casino technician while Andrew and Yong Wei will be trained as croupiers. The trio will be among the first Singaporeans to work at a casino here.

The Career 2009 job fair that the trio attended at Suntec City in March was a success for Resorts World, which attracted 20,000 applications for 800 positions on offer. Eventually, the resort will have 10, 000 staff when it opens in 2010.

In the huge pool of talent that Resorts World has amassed in the job applications are team members who will launch Resort World's operations in early 2010. Are you amongst them?

RWS's Senior Vice President for Human Resources and Training, Ms Seah-Khoo Ee Boon said "My colleagues and I find it heartening to know that many people want to join Resorts World at Sentosa. The task at hand involves picking a winning team for the mega resort's opening in early 2010. I'm confident that strong support for our recruitment ads and job fair presentations points to healthy public support once the resort opens its doors. "

This may look like a warehouse from afar. But when complete, the prominent building at Universal Studios Singapore will house heaps of fun and thrills. The seven-storey Revenge of the Mummy attraction is being fitted out with an indoor roller coaster, themed after Hollywood's phenomenally popular "Mummy" movies. Bookmark this page as the façade of the Revenge of the Mummy, which harks back to the glory days of Ancient Egypt, gets fitted soon. We'll bring you exclusive pictures as the huge statues and columns start going up. Shhh... that's all we can say for now!

The only sounds that echo around the 3,500 seat WaterWorld amphitheatre now are those from construction tools such as jack hammers, drills and power saws. Book a seat in show centre when the WaterWorld stunt and special effects spectacular starts early next year. The 7-metre deep pool – one of the deepest in Singapore – will be the performance area for the stunt professionals. The WaterWorld show is a hit at Universal Studios theme parks worldwide, with some 75 per cent of all Universal Studios visitors making time for it. Brace yourself for packed stands when the show begins. Fire! Explosion! Action!

ou can't wait for us to open? Neither can we!

It's been two years since Resorts World broke ground on 16 April 2007. Fast forward 24 months and the 49-hectare site's ambition to rank as Asia's premier tourist destination is inching towards reality. Three hotels will be topped out in the following months, world-class entertainment and nightlife are being planned, while Universal Studios Singapore is shaping up with unprecedented rides and family attractions.

We are opening in early 2010. See you soon.