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Family
Left unchecked, domestic violence can get worse and even lead to deaths
Domestic violence, when it's not stopped, can get worse and even lead to the death of the victim. What is worse, the perpetrator is usually a loved one, and someone you're supposed to trust.
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Arts
Weekend for the arts: Irama Asli & Asal festival, BBC 'Arts Hour' live in KL
A list of arts and culture events to check out in the Klang Valley this weekend and beyond
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Family
Why baby walkers are dangerous and why playpens are better choices
Many parents think walkers will help their children learn to walk, but in fact, walkers can actually delay when a child starts to walk.
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Fashion
Why you should treat your socks like handbags – as flags of personality
Even if your socks are covered by trousers, they are revealed as soon as you sit down and your pants leg pulls up a bit, a peekaboo moment that everyone can see. That means socks are a statement, whether you like it or not. So why not be a little more deliberate?
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Living
Heart and Soul: Climbing Mt Kilimanjaro, a journey beyond limits
The writer relives his experience of climbing Mt Kilimanjaro and the lessons he gleaned from it.
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Entertainment
Cher says ex-husband Sonny Bono ‘seriously thought’ about killing her near the end of their 'loveless marriage'
Though Sonny Bono and Cher unofficially tied the knot in 1964, it wasn’t until five years later that they officially wed.
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Entertainment
'Gladiator 3' already in works, say director and star
Ridley Scott's long-awaited Gladiator sequel has not even hit US theatres yet, but the veteran director is already hard at work on a third instalment.
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Living
RM1,530 for a coffee? Scottish farm sells Britain's most expensive cup of Joe
A Scottish dairy is offering what it bills as Britain's most expensive cup o' joe: £272 (RM1,530) for a flat white – a double shot of espresso topped with a layer of steamed milk and a fleeting work of foam art.
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Europe
Exploring one of Spain’s most charming cities, Valladolid
Despite its rich history, cultural heritage, and outstanding architecture, Valladolid doesn’t receive quite the same attention from tourists as the bigger cities in Spain.
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Two Fit
'Engage your core!' – but how do you really do that?
Learn how to engage your core muscles effectively to protect your spine and move your body efficiently.
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Japan
Japanese porn stars charging HK$150,000 for sex arrested in Hong Kong operation
Authorities bust syndicate after sharing intelligence with counterparts in Macau, Singapore and Japan.
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STARPICKS
Glenfiddich Invites Malaysian Mavericks To Ask Themselves, ‘Where Next?’
Welcome to the Glenfiddich Where Next Club, which aims to celebrate and support individuals who embody the Maverick spirit.
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Entertainment
Kenneth Ma and Moses Chan secure "No.1 brother" status in TVB anniversary group photo
Three hundred artistes gathered at TVB City on Nov 19 to celebrate the station’s 57th anniversary.
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AseanPlus News
'This episode is totally heartbreaking' says top promoter Kharisma Music; initiates legal proceedings against singer Aishah Retno for loss of income and slander
Top local organiser Kharisma Music International is totally shocked over the episode with rising singer Aishah Retno after the top promoter had cancelled her concert which was due to take off last weekend.
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Arts
Banana taped to a wall sells for US$6.2mil in New York
Chinese-born crypto founder Justin Sun forked over more than US$6mil for the fruit and its single strip of silver duct tape
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Nutrition
Region-specific diets around China recommended to combat obesity
Recommended by scientists, these diets also aim to promote sustainability for planetary health.
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Entertainment
Former Miss Hong Kong Louisa Mak announces pregnancy months after honeymoon
This year has been a whirlwind for the 32-year-old.
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Living
Traditional Sabahan recipes get the spotlight at Oitom by chef Raphael Peter Lee
Oitom, arguably Sabah’s first fine-dining restaurant with a local lens, has a menu that reflects Lee’s growing sense of identity in line with his Kadazan-Dusun heritage.
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Malaysia
Monsoon festival to take over Perhentian Island in December
Check out the vibrant music festival on the island featuring performances and cultural activities.
