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The rise of the ‘body tea’ trend shows how social media pressure and influencer culture are driving Malaysian women to chase unrealistic beauty ideals at the expense of real health. Photo for illustration purposes only. - CANVA

BK8 Gresini Racing MotoGP rider Alex Marquez celebrates his victory in the 2025 Malaysian MotoGP World Championship race at the Petronas Sepang International Circuit yesterday. - Bernama photo

The main objective of expanding Dream Forest to other states is to revive local folklore that has become unfamiliar to the younger generation. Photo for ilustration purpose only. (Photo by Mohd RASFAN / AFP)

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What was once a space for laughter and creativity on social media has now become, for many, a reflection of a society losing its sense of empathy and respect. - CANVA

As Deepavali lights up homes around across Malaysia, another kind of light draws the crowds, silver glow of the big screen. Photo by Bernama

Deepavali is not just about the light, it’s about the sound that fills the air, the rhythm of joy that keeps everyone dancing, and the songs that remind us why this festival is truly magical. - CANVA

Across Malaysia and beyond, festive wardrobes are getting a refresh as designers and stylists experiment with new palettes, bold drapes and reimagined traditional wear. Photo for illustration purposes only. Photo: Edited via CANVA

Health Minister Datuk Seri Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad during the Ministers’ Question Time session in the Dewan Rakyat today. - Photo by Bernama

Marriott International unveiled “Flavours of the Forgotten,” blending sustainability with nostalgia to launch its Future of Food 2026 report, a vision of how local heritage and sensory storytelling will shape Malaysia’s dining future.