Features

Female-Owned Bars Are Rewriting The Rules Of KL’s Nightlife & Drinks Scene

The future isn’t about bigger clubs or pricier cocktails—it’s about spaces where people feel seen, and where meaningful experiences take precedence.

Features

The Future Of Local Ride Hailing Is Female & It’s Already Here

This Women’s Day, it’s important to recognise the women who are breaking barriers in ride-hailing and beyond.

Features

Eat, Pray, And Love At M’sia’s First Gentlewoman’s Club This Women’s Day

The facility provides training in boxing, Pilates, Muay Thai, and other fitness disciplines, all conducted by carefully selected instructors.

Events

Central Fest 2025: A Night of J-POP, Hip-Hop & Anime

Following its main event in Yokohama from 4-6 April, CENTRAL embarks on a global journey, stopping in Taipei before culminating in Kuala Lumpur on 26 April.

Art

Sorga Rawa: Where Earth Becomes Myth And Mud Becomes Ritual

To stand before it is to be confronted with the slow, inevitable processes of nature and narrative alike—to walk upon it is to be marked by its weight.

Events

Comedy Legend Jo Koy Brings The Laughs To KL This June

“Jo Koy is a global sensation whose humour speaks to so many cultures, including Malaysia. His ability to connect with audiences is unmatched.”

News

Minister Says Concert Dress Code In Sarawak Is More Relaxed Than in Peninsular M’sia

Abdul Karim made these remarks during a press conference for the upcoming Nidji: Pelangi di Kuching 2025 concert, scheduled for 26 April at Plaza Merdeka.

Movies & TV

‘Y2K (2024)’: A Beautifully Stupid, Hilariously Gory, Nu-Metal Nightmare

“People who found this entertaining most likely will be sitting in their backyard when they get old with a bottle of cheap wine watching their grass grow.” Yup.

Music

Indo Punk Band Withdraws Viral Song Criticising Corrupt Police After Public Apology

If even punk music, a genre rooted in defiance, can be pressured into silence, what does that say about artistic freedom?

Features

Mirthless: How A Local Black Metal Band Took Their Fury To Parliament

“We’re not stopping. We’ve crossed the line from just playing music to actively challenging the systems that try to control it—there’s no going back now.”