Oscar-nominated #MeToo film finally screened in Japan

Arif Rafhan Othman aka Superdoofus is known for creating works that reflect unity and diversity, showcasing the identities of Malaysia’s various ethnic groups.

At just 24, Low Kai Xing is the country’s youngest technical diver to reach 150 metres – but the real story is how the ocean healed him.

Grace Community Services earned recognition from the Malaysia Book of Records at its ‘The Star of Christmas: No Child Left Behind’ celebration on Saturday.

25-year-old Yap Jing Zong leads an initiative that provides fresh produce to residents while spreading awareness on eco-consciousness and food security.

Malaysians are known for their love of food – but are we actually getting the nutrients we need? Here are some common misconceptions, and how we can do better.

Owner-cook Victor Tham believes he is the first person in Malaysia to serve babi gepuk at his stall in Medan Imbi.

When Heston Blumenthal turned to skinny jabs to lose weight, his appetite evaporated and he realised such medications risked biting into restaurant sales.

From roast level to the right temperature, barista Muhammad Zakir Zamil shares tips and tricks for making the ideal cuppa.

The popular superhero from the ‘BoBoiBoy’ animated series leads ‘Papa Zola The Movie’, which opens in cinemas across Malaysia and Brunei today.

The writer, real name Madeleine Sophie Wickham, revealed last year that she was receiving treatment for an aggressive form of brain cancer.

Southeast Asia’s largest 24-hour bookstore is opening soon, with over a million books, midnight magic, and spaces made for lingering.

Directed by Zahim Albakri, this ‘lost’ play by the late acclaimed playwright Jit Murad features sharp writing and strong performances.

Caused by an external force that results in brain dysfunction, the real journey for survivors often begins after they are discharged.

With complications hidden from view, a survivor may look normal externally while struggling with profound changes on the inside that affect their quality of life.

The Phoenix Squash Club is offering a pioneering programme that equips future champions with skills, training and confidence in the sport.

When Heston Blumenthal turned to skinny jabs to lose weight, his appetite evaporated and he realised such medications risked biting into restaurant sales.

The service aims to make withdrawing cash more convenient for Malaysians, especially communities without ATMs nearby.

Whether or not a company should pay out earnings depends on whether it can reinvest its cash to grow future profit, according to Warren Buffett.

This article looks at what a modern diversified portfolio may look like in 2025.

Looking for support with your income or business venture? Check out these government initiatives that could help turn your finances around next year.

Writer Nurhafizah Tan explores three appealing and distinctive destinations: Ho Chi Minh City, Mui Ne and Da Lat.

The Forbidden City not only witnessed the rise and fall of dynasties but also served as a veritable ground of palace intrigues.

Whether wandering past lotus ponds or lounging in a cosy villa, guests will find countless pockets of tranquility at this family homestead.

This historic location is more than just a marketplace – it is a reflection of the life of a people who value tradition.

The technology promises greater speed and accuracy in enforcing laws on online platforms.

The AI-made montage earned 600,000 Instagram likes and reflects an ‘AI nostalgia’ trend that confuses people who lived the decade.

Education activist Mak Chee Kin says many are still catching up with even basic digital tools and proper internet connectivity.

TikTok’s #ThinkTwice Parental Advisory was launched in partnership with Content Forum and MCMC.

As thanks for staying by her side while studying for her PhD, Zuraina Ahmad made Tenet a miniature version of her graduation attire.

The dedicated animal lover aims to give back on her birthday by supporting PapanSouls, a sanctuary for dogs living at the landfill in Ipoh.

The fire burned for more than 40 hours, and during that time Hong Kong social media was flooded with posts from worried pet lovers.

The Angkor Centre for Conservation of Biodiversity has released two chicks into the wild – a major achievement that could stem the bird’s decline in the kingdom.