Latest
-
Arts
Theatre show offers an entertaining, thought-provoking look at sewage treatment
Charity theatre play by Indah Water Konsortium offers an immersive, educational glimpse into the world of sewage treatment
-
Wellness
Born deaf, she can now hear with just her own ears
A British toddler is the first and youngest patient worldwide to receive a gene therapy that has restored her hearing.
-
Living
Bouncing back: Ways to find your footing after a burnout
One option is to take a hiatus from your job to decompress, so to speak, or perhaps even pursue a different career path. You're well advised to take action in a timely fashion and not wait until you're at the end of your tether.
-
Living
Kids need clear rules – and so do citizens
When parents are inconsistent in managing children’s behaviour, it causes confusion. When laws are inconsistently applied, it confuses us.
-
Style
Go big or go home? How one fashion house is doubling down on minimalism instead
The critical reception of Sabato De Sarno's menswear and womenswear collections – with a pared-back focus on crisp, contemporary silhouettes and accessories – has been muted, the concern being that he is too safe and straightforward.
-
Arts
Malaysian illustrator Tuan Nini, based in Romania, shares her art journey
Tuan Nini, a Malaysian artist based in Romania, has gained recognition in illustration, comics, and animation
-
Family
Dear Thelma: I'm exhausted and frustrated with my grandma
Her ramblings and unpredictable actions have become overwhelming, and I've even experienced moments of despair where I've considered drastic measures.
-
Style
Double-breasted suit jackets are having a fashion moment on the red carpet
There is a resurgence in double-breasted suit jackets as celebrities prove you can look cool wearing this classic style.
-
People
Malaysian sculptor collects scrap metal, transforms them into artwork
Award winning designer Nizam Abdullah breathes new life into scrap metal, infusing environmental consciousness into his stunning creations.
-
Asia & Oceania
Tourism craze doesn’t melt in China’s ‘icy baby’, Harbin
Boosting summer tourism in China's Harbin with performance festivals and music
-
Music Review
'Hit Me Hard and Soft' review: Billie Eilish takes flight into a league of her own
The 10-track release sees a once-in-a-generation pop performer once again rewriting the rules.
-
Nutrition
Lower your salt intake to lower your blood pressure
The large majority of Malaysians are prone to consuming excessive salt in their daily diet.
-
Environment
War machine and the health of the planet
The world’s collective military is one of the biggest carbon emitters on the planet, and where they engage in conflicts there is often massive deforestation and the destruction of landscapes that add to the emissions.
-
Environment
Testing times for Malaysia's elephants
Wildlife authorities will now have to screen wild elephants in Peninsular Malaysia after testing at a sanctuary found the presence of a dreaded virus among the younger animals.
-
Nutrition
When emotional eating threatens your efforts to be healthy
This coping mechanism can sabotage your weight-loss efforts, so here are some tips on how to deal with it.
-
Style
'A little 50s Dior style': On ‘Bridgerton’, a bigger role means a big makeover
A supporting player through the first two seasons of 'Bridgerton', Penelope Featherington is the main character of the third season, And as she has moved into the spotlight, her entire style has been altered: a transformation referred to as the “Bridgerton glow-up”.
-
Living
Ex-etiquette: Setting boundaries for your partner and their former spouse
It’s time for you and your husband to agree on what boundaries should be in place in your home now that all get along, and then dad takes the lead.
-
Style
Treat yourself to a vibrant, healthy look with the 'sunset blush' makeup trend
Blush is everywhere, to the point of becoming the ultimate beauty must-have and the basis of many new makeup trends. The "sunset blush" look is the latest example to go viral on social networks.
-
Arts
Pop-up prison exhibit in Penang showcases history of Malaysia's first two inmates
At the International Museum Day Festival 2024 in George Town, the Malaysian Prison Museum's booth highlights modern prison history
-
Living
Malaysian students win top prizes at Etoiles De France dance competition in Paris
Students from Sekolah Seri Puteri in Cyberjaya, Selangor walked away with three awards at the 29th International Competition and Festival of Folklore, Dance and Music Etoiles De Paris.