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Arts
Dark for a year, Broadway theatres to start limited reopening in April
The NY PopsUp programme will serve as a test run for the return of live artistic performances in New York
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Style
How a costume designer fashions cinematically-immersive film scenes
Creating costumes for some of the cinema world's epic hits requires great attention to detail, and the know-how of making sure those designs survive the filming.
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Arts
World's first electronic music museum hoping for late-2021 opening in Germany
The museum aims to tell the story of club culture through a visual and aural journey
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Living
Dear Thelma: My marriage is ruined by my mum-in-law's interference
This distraught lady confides in Thelma that when she got married, she thought of growing old with her husband, and he was her life, but he ditched her for his mother’s sake.
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Style
Described as 'vaccine-ready fashion', off-shoulder tops surging in popularity
Off-shoulder designs are experiencing a comeback thanks to the Covid-19 vaccination drive. They make getting your shot quicker and easier, with no need to remove clothing.
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Wellness
Ladies, be aware of heart disease
Cardiovascular conditions like heart disease and stroke can affect women differently than men.
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Nutrition
Saturated fat: Is it really bad for our health?
We have long thought of saturated fat as bad for our health, but recent research indicates that it may not be as clearcut as we think.
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Animals
Just because your dog's wagging its tail, doesn't mean it's happy
Dogs do express emotions with their tails, explains a canine behaviour expert. But while we humans like to think it means happy, instead it just means the pet is excited.
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Family
Youth starts support group to help others suffering from chronic conditions
Priscilla Ong was diagnosed with Complex Regional Pain Syndrome when she was a teen. The debilitating condition meant she spent much of her adolescence in hospital. She started Project Healing Pain to help others go through their journey.
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Living
Here's the correct way to reuse your disposable face masks safely
Even though disposable face masks are meant for single-use, you can use them more than once, but only if you practise these steps.
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Arts
Touring the Frick Madison, New York’s newest cultural landmark
The new art space will offer a much different and rare look at the Frick collection
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Living
Contradictheory: So, how safe are Malaysia's newly re-opened schools?
Minds and policies about safety precautions can change so Contradictheory columnist Dzof Azmi says: Let’s work together and be safe.
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Global
5 special airports to discover around the world
Have you ever stepped into an airport and been simply awed by its architecture? Well, that surreal feeling is no coincidence.
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Wellness
One in four people expected to suffer from hearing loss
In just under three decades, it is expected that one-quarter of the world's population will be hard of hearing.
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People
Prominent FRIM botanist, Bapak Soepadmo, dies aged 83
The Merdeka Award recipient discovered 56 species of tropical plants and trees, with six species of plants named after him.
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Books
Fit for a Titan: A 13.7kg manga volume is set to break world record
Titan-sized manga set to break world record for biggest comic book
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Animals
Keep your cat away from plants
There is no guarantee your cat will always keep away from the plants, so make sure not to buy toxic plant specimens.
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Living
7 aquarium plants for beginners
By purchasing the right beginner-friendly plants, any aquarium can look vibrant without the upkeep becoming a chore.
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Style
Would you get a mullet? Yes, the hairstyle is surprisingly trendy again
From pop stars like Rihanna and Miley Cyrus, plus actresses like Maisie Williams, to a surprisingly high proportion of the England rugby team, mullets have reinvaded the world again.
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Wellness
Avoid these drinks while taking antibiotics
Certain foods and drinks don’t pair too well with such drugs and can affect their efficacy or your health.