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Animals
How to introduce your pup to a new baby
Though preparing your family and home for a baby may seem all-consuming, it's important that you also prepare your dog for the arrival of a new family member.
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Fashion
Old kimonos, new cool? Somehow, Japan’s traditional wear gets a fashion remix
From heirloom silk robes to contemporary jackets and dresses, Japan's centuries-old kimono is being reimagined for a new generation of style-conscious wearers.
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South Korea
Blackpink becomes first artist to reach 100 million subscribers on YouTube
SEOUL: (Bernama-Yonhap) K-pop girl group Blackpink has hit 100 million subscribers on YouTube, making it the first official artist channel to hit the milestone, Yonhap News Agency reported.
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Books
Horror comics boom in our modern age of anxiety
After sweeping film, television and video games, horror has also become a winning force in comics
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Movies
7 'Wuthering Heights' movie changes that will surprise fans of the book
While Fennell's film anchors itself in Bronte's narrative landscape, it also takes creative liberties in service of approximating the director's personal experience reading it as a teen.
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Living
Where are those darn keys? Tricks for remembering where you put things
If you can remember to implement them, here's how to stop losing things.
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Asia & Oceania
Visiting a near-forgotten house in China
Malaysians fulfil wish to visit late grandfather's house in in Guangdong, China.
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TV
'Bridgerton' star Luke Thompson is finally the main man in its latest season
Fan favourite Benedict Bridgerton finally takes the spotlight as actor Luke Thompson fronts the latest season of 'Bridgerton'.
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Wellness
Advances in prostate cancer treatment has transformed the landscape
The methods of diagnosing and treating localised prostate cancer has changed significantly in the last two decades.
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Living
South Korea’s DIY charm craze is booming – Even combs are getting makeovers
In Seoul's bustling wholesale district, a new kind of makeover is drawing crowds — not for faces or wardrobes, but for mirrors, combs and even ballpoint pens.
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Fitness
Ever experienced these common sport aches and pains?
It's not unusual to experience some sort of pain during or after a workout; here's how to deal with them.
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Entertainment
Malaysian comedian Nigel Ng, aka Uncle Roger, set to become a father
Nigel Ng disclosed on social media on Feb 20 that his wife Sabrina Ahmed is pregnant.
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Arts
Weekend for the arts: Cerikapak digital show, Hamidi Hadi's 'Menjejak Hening'
A list of arts and culture events to check out this weekend and beyond
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Entertainment
Anderson Cooper to exit CBS’s ’60 Minutes’ after nearly 20 years
His departure marks the latest staffing shakeup at CBS since the arrival of the network's new editor-in-chief, Bari Weiss.
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Climate
Germany's coastal regions brace for change, fearing rising sea levels
Dykes have always protected Germany's northern coastline. But now, due to rising sea levels, experts are encouraging alternatives. Some are advocating for people to move away from low-lying areas, but for many, that is not an option.
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Books
Damascus book fair draws crowds, with censorship eased in post-Assad Syria
The first book fair since Assad's ouster drew strong crowds, with state news reporting 250,000 attendees on opening day on Feb 6
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Children
Starchild: What Valentine's Day means to Malaysian children
Here are the drawings by Starchild readers on the topic, Valentine's Day.
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Asia & Oceania
China's Dunhuang draws more tourists in winter
Gansu province's heritage hub is welcoming more visitors with new attractions, ticket discounts and expanded flights.
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Entertainment
‘Pulp Fiction’ actor Peter Greene died of accidental gunshot wound to his armpit
A neighbour found Greene in the actor's ground-floor apartment Dec 12 after tenants there reported hearing Christmas music playing inside the unit for several days.
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Fashion
King Charles makes surprising front-row appearance at London Fashion Week opener
London Fashion Week launched with a rare visit from King Charles III only hours after his brother Andrew's sensational arrest, overshadowing an event traditionally focused on highlighting new talent.
