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This neurodegenerative disease killed Dr Lee Wei Ling, Lee Kuan Yew's daughter
Progressive supranuclear palsy is a rare neurodegenerative disease that currently has no cure.
Tipsy-Turvy Quick Shots: Scotch for a cause, cognac craft, peachy beer
From whisky art auctions for a good cause, to cognac exhibition in TRX, here is a list of what's been going on in the drinks world lately.
Najib Razak – from leadership to scandal and beyond
MANY may agree that Datuk Seri Najib Razak was a leader of consequence.
Breaking the shield of evil-doers
Whether it’s fame, wealth or religion, none of these should be used to protect criminals or delay justice.
Be aware of changes in your breasts
Keep an eye out for any unusual changes in your breasts and seek medical consultation if any appear.
Late shows and injury-time drama steal the spotlight
WEEK nine of the English Premier League ended with plenty of late goals leading to dramatic finishes.
Untruths put beach in bad light
IT upsets me to learn that psychologists have coined the phrase “doomsayer’s delight”, referring to satisfaction derived by pessimists from being right when something bad happens.
Carvajal, Rodri and Vinicius should be the top three for Ballon d’Or
FOR 11 straight years, I was privileged enough to be a member of the exclusive club – as a juror of the prestigious Ballon d’Or award.
Flag waving issue a serious matter
IT'S clear that the display of a foreign national flag or political statement is taken seriously in any country.
Warts on the anus and the link to cancer
I am writing to you with guilt about my past sexual encounters and hoping you can help me with this burden of remorse.
Rasa sayang is in the air
A new chapter begins for Malaysia and Indonesia relations, and the feel good vibe between leaders is spilling over onto the citizens too.
Making a circus of religion
Chest-thumping about religion and all-male carnivals may help PAS and Umno firebrands win Malay votes, but it will not make them true Malaysian leaders.