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Books
Canadian poet Anne Carson wins Nobel for modern spin on classics
Carson won the Nobel Prize in literature for playful, genre-blending works that fuse the classical and the modern
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Entertainment
Barbie Hsu's husband and sister mark late screen star's birthday at her grave
The gathering was also attended by Hsu's mother, as well as singers Christine Fan and Blackie Chen.
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Fitness
Creatine could help those middle-aged muscles
A study found that this supplement could help build muscles in those aged 45 and above.
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LivingExclusive
Why Malaysian crafts need a bigger platform to thrive
Supporting local artisans is key to keeping Malaysia's craft traditions alive.
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Entertainment
Singapore Grand Prix entertainment may be curbed if haze worsens, FIA says
Singapore has been shrouded in smoke for weeks, with the air quality currently in the 'unhealthy' range across the country, just a day ahead of the race weekend.
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Family
Seniors and the pursuit of youth and beauty
Why do women fear growing old, while men grow distinguished? Our columnist reflects on beauty standards, AI enhancements, and learning to age well.
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Entertainment
Bollywood actor Nana Patekar dies at 75
Patekar leaves behind a body of work in Hindi and Marathi films that span nearly five decades.
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Entertainment
Yusof Haslam calls for more funding and to review payment rates for TV productions in Budget 2027
Creative industry players are calling on the government to maintain and enhance existing funds and incentives in the upcoming Budget 2027.
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Malaysia
Exploring the 'hidden' side of George Town
Penang has plenty to offer beyond its more widely-known tourist attractions.
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Entertainment
'Grey's Anatomy' star Isaiah Washington reveals wife died more than a year ago
Washington said his wife's death 'came as a huge shock to me and our entire family'.
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Fashion
Fashion weeks put versatile dressing, soft colours and bold volume in focus
The Spring/Summer 2027 runways in New York, London, Milan and Paris spotlight mix-and-match pieces, soothing hues, skirts and dramatic silhouettes.
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Animals
Butterflies take flight in face of climate change and extreme weather
More than 1,700 butterfly species across 105 countries are not living where they once did, according to a study.
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Arts
Major private collection of Ahmad Zakii Anwar works open to public in KL
'Sementara', a retrospective drawn from the Steve Wong Art Collection, celebrates the work and career of Malaysian artist Ahmad Zakii Anwar
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Entertainment
Korean actor gets police protection amid growing backlash against 'The Assassin(s)'
Seoul police began protective measures for actor Yoo Hae-jin on Tuesday after protests outside his home and online threats over his role in 'The Assassin(s)', a film accused by conservatives ciritcs of distorting history.
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Living
Can chocolate make you happy? Kind of... Plus further myths and facts
Chocolate can be comforting, a special treat or a consolation prize. But myths abound. Does it make you fat? Is it true that you get spots from eating it? Do they melt down chocolate Easter eggs to make them into Christmas decorations? We checked out the facts with some specialists in the sweet treat.
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Entertainment
Michelle Yeoh returns to Busan Film Festival after 15 years
Yeoh brings her latest movie 'It's My Time' to the festival.
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Global
7 rules to follow to ensure smoother air travel experience
There are certain things we can't control when it comes to air travel, but we can always plan better.
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Living
In Nigeria, a fishing community is being eaten up by the Atlantic Ocean
The beach shrinks every year in Ayetoro, in southern Nigeria, and what is left is peppered with the remains of homes swallowed by the ocean.
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Nutrition
Fermented foods for our gut health
These foods have long been a part of our diet as they have health benefits and can be stored for longer.
