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Wellness
Thanks to brain-damaged patients, scientists make a brain discovery
The researchers have managed to pinpoint the area of the brain responsible for dealing with new problems.
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Living
Malaysian teen with Down syndrome aims to run 84km to raise RM50,000 for charity
Alexander Wilhelm wants to prove that people with a disability can contribute back to society.
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Fashion
More than just looks: Overly tight sports bras may be bad for your back
According to a study, slight movement of the chest can act as a natural shock absorber for the spine. This discovery calls into question current standards in sports underwear design.
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Family
EU states are banning harmful chemicals in children's toys
The agreed text introduces a limited ban on 'forever chemicals' – known as PFAS – only providing for exemptions when the chemicals are fully inaccessible to children.
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Living
Scrolling on your phone in bed can ruin your sleep, study says
People who want a better shot at getting a sound night's shut-eye should make sure it's not just lights out but phone off too when hitting the hay.
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Arts
Statue of late Motorhead frontman Lemmy unveiled in English hometown
The Lemmy statue was crafted by British sculptor Andy Edwards, best known for his Beatles statue on Liverpool's Pier Head
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Beauty
As a form of bold self-expression, nail art makes a powerful style statement
Nail art is no longer just about adding a little colour to one's life. As tastes and cultural perceptions of expressing one's self shift, nails have become a bold canvas for individuality.
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Living
Heart And Soul: The best man from Belize
I was married in Innsbruck, Austria, 37 years ago. My best man was Frenchie, a charismatic dive instructor from the island of Caye Caulker, Belize.
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Music
K-pop girl group (G)I-dle renames itself to ‘I-dle’
(G)I-dle has rebranded itself to simply "I-dle" to mark seven years since the girl group's debut.
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Children
It’s easy for kids to gamble their money away
Online gambling has lowered the barriers to this potentially harmful habit so much that teenagers can easily start betting on their smartphones.
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Arts
Weekend for the arts: 'Ethereal Echoes' exhibition, 'I Love Perak' film series
A list of arts and culture events to check out in the Klang Valley this weekend and beyond
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Living
Navigating online dating: Dos and don’ts to make the most of the experience
Success in online dating often comes down to treating it with the same level of commitment and effort as any other significant endeavour.
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Movie Review
'Until Dawn' review: Bloody fun romp in the woods
David F. Sandberg's return to horror is gory fun for those who enjoy this kind of good old-fashioned romp in the woods.
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Arts
Paris' Orsay Museum opens up the wonders of art restoration to the public gaze
The museum in Paris has thrown open to the public a process that often happens behind closed doors
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Entertainment
HK actress Myolie Wu breaks silence on rumours of husband's infidelity
Her statement comes nearly two months after photos of Philip Lee getting chummy with several women and embracing them at a lounge went viral on social media.
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Wellness
Be careful with antibiotics for children as it could trigger allergies
Researchers find that giving young ones too much antibiotics could increase their risk of developing allergic conditions.
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Living
Malaysia launches first Braille entrepreneurship guide
Memperkasa Asas Berniaga, now available in Braille, empowers the blind with accessible knowledge on how to start and grow a business.
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Entertainment
Singapore actress Eleanor Lee accused online of insulting China, allegedly dropped from Chinese show
In a recording, a woman rumoured to be Lee is heard saying 'most people in China are idiots'.
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Nation
Anwar receives courtesy call from Siti Nurhaliza
KUALA LUMPUR: Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has received a courtesy visit from Biduanita Negara Datuk Seri Siti Nurhaliza Tarudin and discussed various topics related to the arts.
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Fashion
Why are fashion labels ending discounts in China? Can this rebuild brand value?
Some luxury labels are pulling back from steep markdowns in China, seeking to rebuild an image of exclusivity to lure back wealthy shoppers whose spending remains less affected by economic slowdown.