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Europe
Travel bookings are returning to normal, according to German travel giant
Despite the ongoing conflict in West Asia, travel bookings are gradually gaining momentum again.
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Nation
Syed Saddiq and Bella to tie the knot on Oct 10
KUALA LUMPUR: Muar MP Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman may not have a dream wedding in mind, but he already has his "dream wife" in singer and actress Bella Astillah.
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Wellness
Can't stop thinking about food?
Persistent thoughts about food, also known as 'food noise', may be more than just simple cravings.
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Design
This coyote head-shaped house is up for rent in the US
A unique, one-bedroom house in the shape of a coyote head is up for rent in a ranching US town.
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Entertainment
HK star Liza Wang, 78, shares plans for retirement, says memory has declined
She acknowledges that continuing to push herself without being able to deliver her best would be unfair not only to her audience, but also to herself.
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AseanPlus News
Singapore singer Iman, the daughter of football legend Fandi Ahmad, performs at US event, shares the stage with rapper Snoop Dogg
After enthralling viewers at the 2026 National Day Parade (NDP) on Aug 9, Singaporean singer, actress and model Iman Fandi got to share the stage with American rapper Snoop Dogg in the US.
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Entertainment
HK actor Damian Lau, 76, sparks concern after seen requiring support to walk
He appeared to walk unsteadily as he made his way from backstage to the guest seating area, with a woman seen supporting him by the arm.
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AseanPlus News
Cristiano Ronaldo's wife wears RM308mil jewelry set crafted from 342-carat diamond for the wedding
Georgina Rodriguez had chosen a rare diamond set by Chopard that is worth US$75 million to accompany the minimalist white dress for her wedding to Portuguese superstar Cristiano Ronaldo on Aug 11.
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Arts
Merdeka Textile Museum in KL set to unveil Malaysia’s textile heritage on Oct 1
The museum, shaped by the Puan Azah Aziz Collection, celebrates the rich artistry and enduring cultural traditions of the Malay textile world
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Malaysia
Explore Melbourne with cycling ace Datuk Azizulhasni
Five winners of the MHsports Challenge will get to join the exclusive cycling programme in Australia.
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Nutrition
Sugary drinks linked to high blood pressure
Researchers find that regular high consumption of sugary drinks as a child can result in high blood pressure in adulthood.
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Fashion
Why jeans remain a fashion staple, even for those who hate wearing them
Jeans can be divisive, but their durability, versatility and enduring appeal have made them a wardrobe staple.
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Entertainment
Horror director draws from his fears of fatherhood for new ‘Insidious’ film
Jacob Chase was writing the film while his wife was pregnant, a period when he said he was confronting a 'deep fear' about becoming a dad.
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Living
Last hot summer for Japan cosplay extravaganza
From next year, World Cosplay Summit in Nagoya, Japan will be in November in pleasant autumn temperatures, as opposed to the oppressively hot summers.
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Arts
‘Mimpi Jernang’ exhibition delves into the inner worlds of the Semai Orang Asli
In the group show, artists and media practitioners explore the significance of dreams to the Semai people and their ties with community, nature and the unseen.
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Entertainment
Singer Khadijah Ibrahim returns with new single after a 26-year hiatus
The comeback of the singer marks a new chapter for the artiste, who has been a prominent figure in the local music industry since the 1970s, producing 18 albums and more than 180 songs throughout her illustrious career.
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Entertainment
A Chinese animated film mocked as ‘terrible’ becomes a box office hit
It is the scathing online reviews that seem to have prompted interest in 'Niulai', an animated film about a calf who had a dream about himself growing up with the help of his family, driving a surprising surge at the box office.
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Fashion
Could fragrance help redefine how men are approaching beauty and grooming?
As more men explore grooming, fragrance could offer brands another way to connect with a growing male audience.
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Animals
Think your cat Is being nice when grooming another cat? Think again
Mutual grooming in cats has been categorised as friendly cat behaviour, but it may not always be so.
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India
Popular Indian model Twisha Sharma died at the age of 32, no significant injuries suggesting physical assault: AIIMS medical board report
NEW DELHI: A five-member AIIMS medical board has submitted its final forensic opinion to the CBI in a sealed cover in the Twisha Sharma death case, stating that the model had died by suicide and there were no significant injury marks on her body to suggest she was physically assaulted
