‘One Battle After Another,’ ‘Hamnet’ triumph at Golden Globes

Run by Zero Waste Malaysia, this community-driven effort is changing how people regard appliances, waste, and what it means to try.

Ab Nassar Ibrahim, who hails from Kerala, created a painting depicting destinations such as the Petronas Twin Towers, Masjid Jamek and Merdeka 118.

A Kelantan initiative turns kitchen waste into fertiliser while nurturing learning, therapy, and community connection.

Born with Down syndrome and a critical heart defect, baby Xiao Feng urgently needs your help for life-saving surgery.

Having started from a modest factory in Penang, founder Ganga Dewi is taking Chitthi Spice to the global stage.

Self-styled ‘Tuna King’ Kiyoshi Kimura’s sushi restaurant chain paid the top price for the 243kg fish.

Have a meal at ‘Big Big Bowl Hakka Kitchen’ for some of Nancy Choo and Angie Lim’s hearty, homey favourites.

Nasi Kandar Basikal in Seri Kembangan serves up a variety of fiery dishes at affordable prices, turning your spicy meals into a shared experience.

Some bookstores in China now invest in photogenic interiors, with Tianjin’s Zhongshuge drawing comparisons to Harry Potter’s gothic Hogwarts.

The play ‘Tali Tukang Gantung’ ventures behind closed doors to uncover the true stories behind the lived reality of capital punishment.

Ab Nassar Ibrahim, who hails from Kerala, created a painting depicting destinations such as the Petronas Twin Towers, Masjid Jamek and Merdeka 118.

The veteran singer shares how staying active, positive and passionate keeps him going strong.

When floodwaters rise, one rule matters most – when in doubt, throw it out.

For rare individuals such as Ros Syam Syasila Rooslee, everyday tasks become bureaucratic obstacles.

Pharmacist Benjamin Lim says improving blood circulation is a holistic way to support long-term health.

This condition weakens bones without warning, but simple lifestyle changes, screening, and nutrition can protect mobility and independence.

Back at your desk after the Christmas break and feeling flat? These simple, practical steps can help you ease back into work and regain your post-holiday mojo.

A parable about an inheritance reveals how fees, competition and human nature quietly erode returns, and what long-term investors can do about it.

For low-income families and small traders in Perlis, Sumbangan Asas Rahmah is more than financial aid – it is a vital buffer against uncertainty and hardship.

Learn how to set boundaries, relax, and fully enjoy the festive season with these practical tips for leaving work behind and recharging before the new year.

RWG also officially launches Malaysia’s highest altitude immersive attraction that celebrates time-honoured Chinese New Year traditions.

This 19.6km trail celebrates regional friendship, cultural exchange, and interpersonal ties along its iconic coastal path.

Kelantan’s 41m-long reclining Buddha welcomes thousands of visitors each year, serving as both a spiritual centre and a symbol of interfaith harmony.

Learn the common challenges that come with planning such a colossal journey – and of course, the strategies to overcome them.

A self-taught specialist who works with high-tech circuit boards, Azahar Zanudin has built rare expertise in electronics vital to defence, aviation and telecommunications systems.

Hyper-realistic AI videos of dead celebrities have rapidly spread online, prompting debate over the control of deceased people’s likenesses.

Female users claim that adopting a male identity dramatically boosts their visibility on the professional networking site.

The batteries are often improperly discarded as trash, with numerous reported cases of them catching fire in waste collection vehicles or at disposal sites.

This festive season, Malaysian Dogs Deserve Better invites the public to change the lives of its furry residents not through adoption, but through compassion and sponsorship.

From tearful WhatsApp sessions to unexpected canine confessions, this 32-year-old guides humans to better understand their cherished companions.

Vets once doubted he would ever walk again but today, the eight-month-old kitten runs, plays, and follows his favourite human everywhere.

A genome study contradicts long-held conceptions by determining when domestic felines were introduced into Europe from North Africa.