Seiko Marks 145 Years With Striking New VANAC Timepiece
This new King Seiko VANAC is available as a limited edition (just 800 pieces) at your nearest Seiko Boutique or authorised distributor.
English Legend & Former Harimau Malaya Guest Player ‘King Kev’ Dies At 75
In 1984, the Football Association of Malaysia invited the then-retired England captain to play for the national team during the Merdeka Tournament.
Peranakan & Straits Chinese Museum To Open In KL This Sept
Its permanent galleries will feature furniture, porcelain, publications, textiles, jewellery, beadwork, ceremonial objects, shrine items, photographs, and more.
‘Super’ El Niño Could Exceed 40.1ºC in Malaysia Next Year
Chuping, Perlis set the highest temperature record in Malaysia, a whopping 40.1ºC, back in 1998. We can expect higher temperatures than that next year.
Rising Demand Brings Priests Across Asia To Philippine Exorcism Centre
The two-storey centre includes accommodation for visiting priests, a chapel where exorcisms are conducted and a one-way mirror that allows families and trainee exorcists to observe the rituals.
Art of Speed 2026 Is More Than a Car Show. Here’s What’s Waiting at MAEPS
Art of Speed returns to MAEPS this August with custom builds, Hot Wheels collectables, SoundCircus, and a celebration of Malaysia’s kustom culture.
Romanticising Cameron Highlands & The Art Of Taking The High Road
Places like this can cure your cravings for laughter, for wonder, for travel. For someone to hold onto your freezing hands, even if it is just a hungry raccoon.
China Just Hosted the World’s First Humanoid Robot MMA Fight
The robots used in the tournament were EngineAI’s T800, a clear nod to ‘The Terminator’. You won’t want to fight it either.
Slowdive To Make Dreamy KL Debut This December
Local fans can expect an expansive journey through the band’s decades-spanning catalogue, from their shoegaze classics to their more experimental modern work.
‘We Want To Stimulate The Imagination’: Ali On Indonesian Identity, Arabic Lyrics, And Keeping Things Surprisingly Low-Key
Ahead of their long-awaited Kuala Lumpur debut, JUICE caught up with the Jakarta trio to unpack the cultural influences behind their music.
Wonderfruit 2026: Here’s Why You’ll Want To Lock In Your Passes This Month
Part concert, part art experience, part wellness retreat, and part temporary village where you can spend five days following whatever catches your attention.
‘Minimum Speed’ Study in the Works for Malaysia’s Roads
Would you want minimum speeds implemented for specific lanes on Malaysia’s highways? There are many intended benefits, if executed properly, that is.
Angkasatu’s ‘Miss June’ Is A Bedroom-Made Ode To Longing
Built around the memory of a fictional figure named Miss June, the song sits somewhere between distortion and daydream with a hazy, floating atmosphere.
In The Chair With Nick Kang: The Tattoo Artist With No Straight Answers
Getting tatted by him feels a lot like sitting in the back row of a classroom with that one friend your parents initially warn you against getting too close to.
Amapiano Icon Tyler ICU Is About To Be Your Merdeka Eve Headliner
His index moves across the Amapiano spectrum, from smoother, jazz-inflected cuts to harder, bass-heavy productions packed with the genre’s signature log drums.
Jelly Bunny & Hello Kitty: The Ultimate Nostalgi-Cute Collab
The lineup includes graphic T-shirts, cosy sweatshirts, cardigans, handbags, hats, signature Jelly Bunny shoes and sandals, as well as footwear for little ones.
M’sia Cracks Down on ‘Hike-Tok’ Trends After Wave of Rescues
There were 52 cases of lost hikers in the first five months of 2026 alone, an increase of 30% over the previous year during the same period.
I’ve Sat Through 50 Tattoos. Here’s the One Local Artist I Recommend Above All
With her, you don’t just leave with a new tattoo. You leave feeling like you had a genuinely good day. And after all those hours spent in the chair, that is something I value more than I expected.
Massive Attack “Surprised & Disappointed” By Ban Over Palestine Flag Display
Massive Attack have long been vocal about political issues, including the war in Gaza. Del Naja was also arrested earlier this year during a protest in London.
Malaysia’s Women-Only Coaches Shine in French Documentary
“I love the women-only coach because it’s about giving women a choice, not taking choices away,” says one Malaysian Instagram user.
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