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VETERAN actor and comedian Abon, who has kept a low profile in the local entertainment industry, admits he now feels more at ease and content with his current lifestyle, focusing on the bread business he runs.

In a state steeped in history lies a nearly forgotten snack called inang-inang, a round, crispy cracker that boasts historical significance and holds a wealth of memories. Photo by Bernama

Sinar Harian journalist Norasikin Daineh won the main award for the Malay Language News Report (non-feature) category at the Kinabalu Press Awards 2025 held on Sunday night.

Ice sculptures add a touch of elegance to events, with strong demand from the hospitality sector. However, industry players warn that this captivating art form faces an uncertain future without new talent. - Photo illustrated via Canva

Despite renewed popularity, local Malaysian batik faces challenges from foreign competition and a need to evolve designs, with experts urging collaboration among all stakeholders to ensure its long-term appeal and preservation for younger generations. - Bernama file photo

The Malay-language drama, which has sparked conversations across social media, stepped into rarely explored territory, weaving LGBT themes into its storyline while firmly grounded in Malay-Muslim cultural contexts. Photo: Canva

At just 17, Danya Adriana Feri Pito Manda is making a name for herself in Malaysia’s local art scene as a young painter who infuses abstract art with the richness of Malay culture - offering a refreshing blend of tradition and contemporary style. Photo by Bernama

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Diniey Iqbal Che Kar, 30 (left), and Nuur Faraiin Mat Rowi, 26 (right), showcasing their handmade weavings at Kampung Talak. - Bernama photo