Pop Culture

10 Malaysian Creators Shaping What’s Next In Film and Music Right Now

The platform give creatives a safe space to learn and grow, the hands-on support to actually bring new ideas to life, and the opportunity to present their ideas to an audience.

News

Fan Bingbing Just Had Tea With The King And Her New Malaysian Arthouse Film Sounds Wild

Fan Bingbing just met with the King of Malaysia, but the real plot twist is the haunting arthouse film behind it all called ‘Mother Bhumi’…

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PM Anwar Slams Norway’s Last-Minute Cancelled Missile Deal

“Signed contracts are solemn instruments. They are not confetti to be scattered in so capricious a manner,” Malaysian PM Anwar Ibrahim said.

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Malaysia Breaks Tourism Record With 10.6M Arrivals in Q1/26

More and more travellers are choosing to spend their holidays in Malaysia, thanks to a number of factors, including easier connectivity.

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Japan’s Futuristic Plan To Harvest Solar Power From The Moon

The Luna Ring concept was officially proposed by Shimizu Corporation, though there is currently no confirmed funding plan or construction timeline in place.

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Malaysian Passport Jumps To 6th Strongest Worldwide For 2026

JIM said the recognition further showcases Malaysia’s solid diplomatic standing and close ties with countries across the globe.

Tick Talk

AP & Swatch Make Pocket Watches Great Again With ‘Royal Pop’

Blending centuries-old tradition with a completely new-school design language, the Royal Pop collection gives pocket watches a modern makeover.

Features

P. Ramlee, Popcorn & Subang’s Short-Lived Cinema Era

Places like P. Ramlee Twin existed at the intersection of ambition and uncertainty, before the industry fully stabilised into the mall-centric models of today.

Features

Hearing Loss Can Literally Slow Your Walk, Apple Study Finds

Researchers posit that hearing loss can also affect environmental sounds, like footsteps, which could potentially influence your balance as well.

News

Thailand Cracks Down on Tourists Having Sex in Public

Thailand is actually quite socially conservative, with public nudity and sexual acts punishable by a fine of up to ฿5,000 (RM605).