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New Hollywood star for Dolly Parton after vandalism
Dolly Parton will receive a new Hollywood Walk of Fame star on Friday after vandals defaced the original, as f…

Malaysians remain largest foreign tourist group to Indonesia in July
Malaysians accounted for 15% of Indonesia's 1.53 million foreign tourist arrivals in July, ahead of Australian…

Penang draws crowds as tourists flock to attractions, food spots during holidays
Penang saw heavy tourist traffic during the National Day and school holidays, with attractions, hotels and pop…

George Lucas unveils art galaxy at his new LA museum
The 'Star Wars' creator describes the Museum of Narrative Art, built with his wife and business partner, as th…

Curtains up: local performing arts highlights in September
This month's exciting lineup include the Malaysian premiere of 'The Whale', fairytales and star-crossed lovers…

How one teacher helped Weuy Liang find his voice in Malay
Today, the 20-year-old student of Peking University is writing poetry, winning competitions and carrying the l…

Could a shingles jab also help protect the heart?
New research links the Shingrix vaccine with a lower risk of heart disease and heart failure, although scienti…

Nur Atiqah helps keep the Kelana Jaya LRT on track
Helping maintain the machinery that ensures trains are ready for service, this 28-year-old is the only female …

‘Rise with Mauri’ initiative empowers baking community
AB Mauri Malaysia’s programme kicked off recently with an event organised in collaboration with Ibupreneur.

Dolly Parton to get new Hollywood star after vandalism
Vandals scratched the star on Monday and badly defaced the country music legend's name.

Venice to roll out red carpet for Clooney on opening night
The Venice Film Festival may lack blockbusters, but its line-up includes films on Elon Musk, Rupert Murdoch an…

CMCF, Finas to meet ‘Madu atau Racun’ producers over ‘deviant’ elements
Communications minister Fahmi Fadzil says the government will not compromise on dramas or films that touch on …

A child can be overweight yet malnourished, warns dietitian
Child malnutrition cannot be judged by weight or appearance alone, says expert

A rare look at Kelantan’s century-old royal crown
Usually seen only during royal occasions, the crown - on public display for the first time - tells a story of …

Mullets throughout history
From ancient practicality to glam-rock rebellion, the mullet has endured ridicule and reinvention to return as…

Fall and fly: 8 films to add to your September watchlist
From a literal high-stakes survival thriller to a local sports drama, these big-screen releases promise an ent…

Dementia awareness takes centre stage in Petaling Jaya
A three-day public programme will offer talks, screenings and caregiver support while encouraging greater unde…

Nakano-san, from stray kitten to stationmaster
Rescued sick and underweight last year, this much-adored cat now greets visitors at a tiny Chiba railway that …

London’s Goldsboro Books opens a little treasure room in KL
The first permanent international outpost of the famed bookseller brings signed first editions, rare collectib…

WWII taught us that we can only depend on each other, says historian
Clement Liang, president of the Penang Heritage Trust, says the bombing of Penang in the Second World War show…

The jungle lessons Wan Junaidi never forgot
More than 50 years later, the Sarawak governor still remembers the men he served with, the comrade he lost, an…

Video Merdeka SJKP sorot realiti rakyat miliki rumah sendiri
Berbentuk PSA, video ini membawa kisah Abdullah, pekerja gig yang membina kehidupan dari bawah, berdepan tekan…

Batik Air offers Merdeka perks for travellers from Subang
Passengers can enjoy discounted fares and selected retail offers as the airline marks national celebrations wi…

Learning alongside AI with Kelas Sekejap
Khairy Jamaluddin and Shahril Hamdan share how parents can guide children to use AI for learning while keeping…

Music community rallies behind Flop Poppy’s Andy and his daughter
A free gig in Kuala Lumpur this Saturday will raise funds for Inaz, whose severe scoliosis requires surgery co…

TARUMT FCCI Film Festival 2026: Young filmmakers take centre stage
FCCI Film Fest 2026 spotlights young filmmakers, student productions and emerging talent while exploring story…

Opening ‘The Secret Drawer’ to hidden stories of the past
Long-secluded documents, buried memories and real family experiences take centre stage in this intriguing docu…

The voice behind the roar of Malaysia’s Merdeka air show
Major Dinnesh Nicolas Rene has to know the aircraft, pilots, formations and timing - while making sure his voi…

Orange, adorable and unforgettable: meet 6 fabulous ginger cats
To mark Ginger Cat Appreciation Day, FMT Lifestyle celebrates six flame-coloured felines bursting with charm, …

Disabled Terengganu father keeps his family moving
Zani Mamat, who has mobility challenges of his own, raises four children while helping three with disabilities…

Hafidz Win’s collection of Merdeka memories
This collector has taken to preserving decades of Malaysian history through stamps, souvenirs and memorabilia …

Jury begins deliberations in Tupac Shakur murder trial
Duane 'Keffe D' Davis, a one-time leader of the South Side Compton Crips, is accused of ordering the 1996 kill…

Sony, Warner Music sue Anthropic over songs used in AI training
Pirated song lyrics and sheet music from The Beatles, Taylor Swift, Michael Jackson and hundreds of other arti…

From page to pageantry: shaping the story of the Merdeka Parade
For Saifulkhairi Ahmad, National Day begins long before the spectacle - with drafts, rewrites, and the challen…

The Kelantanese girl who embodied Malaya’s Merdeka hopes
Jamal Ali Affendy Yusob shares memories of his mother Jawahir Ali, who carried a nation’s aspirations onto the…

Endangered Species rocks KL again
Endangered Species Vol 2 brings four local bands together at Petai Belalang KL for an intimate night of indie …

She waited at home while her husband fought for peace
This Merdeka, Jill Lawrence recalls life with a Special Branch policeman - never knowing when, or if, he would…

More than Taipei 101: The Taiwan I tasted, saw and felt
From pineapple cakes and bubble tea to Taipei 101 and drone technology, a week in Taiwan reveals a country bal…

After Guantanamo, Nazir is discovering what it means to be free
For Nazir Lep, freedom means more than being free from confinement. It means rebuilding a life that was once p…

The echoes of Merdeka still ring for Kalsom Taib
From Tunku Abdul Rahman’s declaration to the raising of the Malayan flag, the 84-year-old writer recalls that …