Features

10 Travel Essentials Every Malaysian Konfem Needs on Holiday

No matter where you’re headed, hot or cold, rainy or dry, there are some things only Malaysians would definitely pack in their luggage.

Futurism

WWDC ’25 Highlights: Apple’s Future Looks a Whole Lot Sexier

Apple’s doubling down on intelligence and fluid design. Everything just feels more cohesive, more personalised, and perhaps… more fun?

Games

‘Silent Hill f’ Takes Brutal Dive Into Japanese Folk Horror

The next chapter in the iconic series trades American suburbia for the eerie beauty of 1960s Japan. Equally haunting and refreshing.

Cars

What Your Car Type Says About You: Malaysian Edition

Whether you love practicality and value for money, or you prefer something with a little more oomph and flash, your car says a lot about you.

Features

8 Pet Funeral Services in M’sia To Say Goodbye With Love

Whether it’s a simple goodbye or a full ceremony, these Malaysian providers understand that pets are family, and they deserve to be honoured as such.

Events

Shop Celeb Brands on the Spot With TikTok Shop IRL at Jom Heboh KL

Whether you’re vibing at Jom Heboh KL, or scrolling through TikTok on the couch, TikTok Shop 6.6 The Birthday Fiesta is something you shouldn’t miss!

Features

How To Care for Senior Pets (and Love Every Minute of It)

Getting older doesn’t mean your pet’s best days are behind them. It isn’t about loss—it’s about comfort, connection, and slowing down together.

Fashion

The adidas Originals Pet Capsule Proves Humans Aren’t Worthy

Don’t worry, there’s a matching tee for humans as well. Because twinning is winning, even if your furry friend is now much, much cooler than you.

Tick Talk

This G-SHOCK X Crocs Collab Is a ‘Glow-Up’ No One Saw Coming

Let’s be honest, this collab is weird. It shouldn’t work. But somehow, it does. It’s campy, practical, and weirdly high-tech.

Tick Talk

Seiko’s New ‘Edo Silk’ Models Look Refreshingly Old-School

They’re not just for small wrists. They’re a subtle nod to the past, when watches were actually proportioned just right—not too big, not too small.