Speedy Tigers end up committing harakiri instead
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia started the day needing a big favour from New Zealand and they got it.
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Koreans overcome scorching schedule to squeeze into semis
KUALA LUMPUR: The south battled the south, and it was South Korea who came out tops in the Nations Cup match at the National Hockey Stadium in Bukit Jalil today.
This Uniqlo Jacket Hits the Fashion vs. Function Sweet Spot
The inside is lined with a comfy mesh, and the hood conveniently rolls up into the collar. That kind of thoughtfulness is rare at this price point.
#SHOWBIZ: Fan Bingbing’s father, 74, praised for his youthful looks
BEIJING: June 15 marked Father's Day, and like many celebrities, 43-year-old Chinese actress Fan Bingbing took to social media to pay tribute to her father, Fan Tao.
#SHOWBIZ: BTS label BigHit to launch new K-pop boy group
SEOUL: K-Pop agency BigHit Music has reportedly confirmed that its upcoming boy group is set to debut in the third quarter of 2025.
#SHOWBIZ: South Korean actor Seo In-guk to hold fan meet on Oct 10
KUALA LUMPUR: South Korean singer-actor Seo In-guk is scheduled to hold a fan meet in Malaysia on October 10.
Pan Gon’s Ulsan fall in Club World Cup opener
ORLANDO (United States): Kim Pan Gon, who quit his post as Malaysia’s national coach abruptly last year, saw his new team, Ulsan HD, lose 1-0 to African side Mamelodi Sundowns in a Club World Cup Group F opener on Tuesday.
#SHOWBIZ: Soaring success despite familiar flight
THE much-anticipated live-action adaptation of ‘How to Train Your Dragon’ has finally landed, breathing fire into cinemas and igniting fervent discussions among critics and long-time fans alike.
#SHOWBIZ: HK star Ai Wai mourns late wife at funeral
HONG KONG: Hong Kong actor Ai Wai has said an emotional farewell to his late wife, Lisa Chan, who sadly passed away from liver disease on May 18 while awaiting a transplant. She was 61.
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