Books

'The Fault in Our Stars' author John Green is writing his first novel for adults

John Green's first novel in nearly a decade is also a kind of debut - a work of fiction for adults.

Entertainment

K-pop star Choi Min-ho and Hong Beom-seok from 'Physical: 100' claim top spot in Hyrox Singapore 2026

The pair completed the race in 56:21 to secure top spot in their category, while Min-ho's individual performance ranked him fifth overall across all divisions, with a flawless, penalty-free effort.

Living

Siblings’ passion for Italian food and wine leads to beloved eatery Luretta D.O.P

Two siblings' passion for Italian food and wine led to the opening of a beloved neighbourhood restaurant.

Americas

Space travel industry faces uncertain future

Space tourism slowdown started well before Katy Perry's panned trip.

Seniors

From bats to bonds: Uganda's 'cricket grannies'

In eastern Uganda's Jinja district, groups of older women have embraced cricket as a way to stay physically active and socially connected later in life.

Women's World

Why nitric oxide is important for our health

This molecule helps keep our blood vessels dilated, which can have a harmful ripple effect throughout our body if disrupted.

Entertainment

Ex-Category III star Amy Yip to open durian-themed hotel in Penang next year

The establishment will be the second of four hotels Yip intends to develop there.

Nation

Renowned environmental journalist Karam Singh Walia dies

KUALA LUMPUR: Former TV3 broadcast journalist Datuk Karam Singh Walia is reported to have died from liver cancer early Monday (April 6) morning, Astro Awani reports.

Entertainment

Jay Chou unveils secret 2014 marriage proposal in new I Do music video

The music video for I Do shows Chou proposing to Hannah Quinlivan.

Wellness

Sperms struggle to get to the egg in space

Scientists find that sperm have difficulty navigating their way to the ovum during weightless sex.

Fashion

At the recent Tokyo Fashion Week, street style goes bold with layers and colours

The Autumn/Winter 2026 Tokyo Fashion Week delivers standout street style defined by experimental layering, plus fearless clashes of texture, print and colour.

Living

Contradictheory: The more queens, the better

Women are at a disadvantage in competitive chess, which is why more of them need to participate, says the columnist.

Asia & Oceania

Open-cast pit to eco park: India reinvents old mines

This place in India went from an open-cast coal pit to a beautiful tourism eco park. 

Global

KLIA among world’s top five airports with most shops and restaurants

Asia dominates the Top 10 list of airports with the most retail and dining options for travellers.

Singapore

Taiwanese singer Rainie Yang’s concert in Singapore cancelled for second time

SINGAPORE: Taiwanese singer Rainie Yang's concert in Singapore has been called off for the second time in a row, sparking an outcry among fans.

Animals

Somaliland centre saves cheetahs from trafficking to Gulf palaces

The 127 cheetahs living in a Somaliland sanctuary were all torn away from their mothers to be kept as pets in the Gulf, survivors of a trade that threatens the very survival of the species.

Fashion

Second-hand chic: Dutch brides embrace circular fashion for greener weddings

Pre-loved gowns and circular styling redefine bridal fashion in the Netherlands, with a conscious, low-impact edge becoming a major focus.

Global

Other ways Easter is celebrated around the world (some will blow your mind!)

Travel abroad during springtime to see the many 'eggs-citing' ways the festival is celebrated in other countries.

Arts

Archaeologists forced by Middle East war to cut short Iraq digs

Iraq's precious archaeological sites had for years faced threats ranging from climate change to successive conflicts

Children

Starchild: Malaysian kids spill why they love learning their favourite subjects

Here are the letters and drawings from Starchild readers on the topic, My favourite subject.