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Indie & Pop Ballad Meets Theatrical Performance In Anna Chong’s Comeback Show
Set to release in 2025, the album sees Anna navigating through some of life’s darkest moments, only to emerge with newfound clarity and appreciation.
M2M Reunites After 22 Years – Catch Them Live at Resorts World Genting This April
“This tour is our way of revisiting the music that shaped us, while also giving our fans the closure and celebration they’ve been asking for,” Marit shared.
‘The Sleeping Dictionary’: A Lesson In How Not To Tell Indigenous Stories
As if the attractive white man is all there is to think about when your state is undergoing the risk of permanent cultural erasure.
Penang’s Sood By Chef Ton Named A Must-Book Restaurant For 2025
The recognition places Penang alongside some of the world’s top culinary destinations, proving that the island offers far more than just its famous hawker fare.
From Besties to Bandmates (Again)—We Got The Scoop On M2M’s Reunion
“We can’t wait to be back in Malaysia. It’s going to be such a special night, full of nostalgia, music, and hopefully a lot of singing along.”
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.