Art
Kyoto Protocol’s lead singer tells us how he got to represent M’sia in a global orchestra
As Malaysians, learning to play a musical instrument may be common, becoming good at playing the said instrument may be …
Entertainment
Nature
Kedah plans to mine rare earths without cutting down trees. Here’s how it might be possible.
If you’ve been on social media within the past week, you might have seen the Wakedah memes floating around. “Kedah …
Business
Here’s how Malaysian concerts and festivals may look like during the pandemic
Before we start with anything, let us ask you this… There’s no doubt that Covid-19 has changed the way a lot …
Health
Typo or true? Was one of Malaysia’s Covid-19 fatalities really 130-years-old?
If there’s one thing the pandemic has done to us, it’s that we’re conditioned to check for the daily updates …
Culture
Malaysians know horror, but few know it better than this transgender writer.
Talk about writing, and you’ll probably think that it’s an easy job. Like, you could just open up a word …
Culture
6 sure jadi ways to be a singer in Malaysia, as told by those who did
We’re no stranger to music, especially as Asians considering how some (or most) of us have attended music lessons at …
Culture
Apam balik is one of Malaysia’s favourite snacks… but where did it come from?
Okay, we know – it’s our third ‘food history’ article in like a week. But we’re not just extremely hungry …
Culture
In 1500s Malaya, Peranakan wives got bored in the kitchen… and invented laksa
(Artikel asal ditulis dalam BM oleh rakan kami di SOSCILI. Sila klik sini untuk baca!) We as Malaysians like to consider …
Culture
The Mat Salleh who loved nasi lemak so much, he introduced it to the West
It could be said that there are three things that are certain in life: death, taxes, and Malaysians telling the …
Culture
These 11 foods from Sarawak made it into an international list of… endangered foods?
Here’s a quick question. What do palm sugar, nipah salt, and bario rice have in common? Well, obviously they’re food …