Evening Edition

When Chin Yew first picked up a pencil and started doodling in his school exercise books, something sparked inside of him that turned him into a famous illustrator and comic artist today. He was working a full-time job at the age of 24. But, he quit that to pursue his love for painting and he about 40 paintings in a span of 30 days for his 30dayartist.com project.

From that project, he was later inspired to create and release his first illustration book entitled, The Boy Who Loved Clouds. It’s about a boy’s dreamy, meandering road to spiritual discovery, self-awareness and out of a sinking dilemma as his fascination with clouds becomes a twisted, disturbing fixation.

Chin Yew has also worked on projects involving local celebrities such as Patrick Teoh, Amir Muhammad, Megat Ishak and Ming. His work has been recognized by Klue’s Blue Chili Award and Martell Rising Personality and he has won awards for them. In 2008/2009, Chin Yew decided to embark on a 5 year world trip that served as part work/part vacation. He went to countries like USA, Angola, Czech Republic, UK, Columbia, Germany and Belgium. Other than illustrating, he is also a filmmaker and he has done commercials whilst creating his own production company, 2Men Productions.

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How exactly the Irish outfit came to be captured so effectively is still in dispute but we'll be featuring tracks from Thin Lizzy’s Live And Dangerous (1978) — often cited as a benchmark, a slick double that pushed them into the front rank of rock.

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Despite a huge hit single in the mid-'70s ("The Boys Are Back in Town") and becoming a popular act with hard rock/heavy metal fans, Thin Lizzy are still, in the pantheon of '70s rock bands, underappreciated. Formed in the late '60s by Irish singer/songwriter/bassist Phil Lynott, Lizzy, though not the first band to do so, combined romanticized working-class sentiments with their ferocious, twin-lead guitar attack.

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It speaks volumes when someone is given an honorary title in their profession, but being Malaysia’s First Lady of Jazz has only boosted Junji Delfino’s confidence in a field she’s excelled at for so many years. Throughout a span of three decades, her love for jazz began very young when she would listen to her father’s old records and be inspired to cultivate her own singing career.

She started her career in Philippines in the 80’s before moving to Malaysia in the 90’s where she really began to flourish. She ended up in the famous All That Jazz club and she had tribute hits celebrating the works of Ella Fitzgerald, Nat King Cole and Frank Sinatra with her collaborator, David Gomes.

Currently, she has 2 albums that include her very well received and praised solo album, Here I Am. She was also awarded the Best Vocal performer Award at the 9th Boh Cameronian Arts Awards 2012 for her tribute show, Lush Life, that was produced by her own production company, Jazz Works.

Other than singing, Junji is also a writer and an actress. She was in a theatre production called, Sex, Money, Scandal - The Pandemic, and also, Taming Of The Shrew, which was a Bollywood cabaret. Also, she was involved in Singapore’s first English television show in 2009 called, Red Thread. However, her roots stem deep in jazz and she always returns to her first love. Currently, she has performed in Malaysia, Singapore, Bangkok, San Francisco, Daly City and many other places in the world.

Junji Delfino is definitely a one woman tour de force.

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Malaysia just keeps developing, and migrants keep coming in - but there's no sustainable relationship formed between the locals and the migrants. When this happens, migrants are forced to leave a mark in their new country. They must find a way to remind each other that they do have rights, though they are unacknowledged.

This week and next week, Rahmah Pauzi speaks to several migrant activists to learn how they advance their activism works and critical literacy efforts for the migrant community through films and music.

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Save Ones Sight Malaysia (SOSM) and Dialogue in the Dark (DID) recently organized a press conference to highlight the need for service dogs for the visually impaired here in Malaysia. We spoke to Save Ones Sight Malaysia to find out more.

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In the last show of 2015, Ross Yusof and guests Matt Bellotti, Stuart Cavens and Kam Raslan discuss the speculation surrounding Louis Van Gaal at Manchester United. Will defeat against Chelsea see the Dutchman walk? There's a top of the table clash involving Leicester & Man City. Can Ranieri's men really dance with the big boys? After their 4-0 humbling at Southampton can Arsenal get their title challenge back on track with a win against Bournemouth?

Will Harry Kane keep scoring for Spurs? Includes Winners & Losers of the weekend.

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Umapagan Ampikaipakan looks back on two of his favourite television shows from 2015 - Into the Badlands and Fear the Walking Dead - and speaks to some of the people involved in their creation. Cliff Curtis plays Travis in the critically acclaimed spin-off to The Walking Dead. His character, a good man trying to do right by everyone in his life, gets caught up in a world on the brink of a zombie outbreak. Stephen Fung serves as the fight director on the all new martial arts drama Into the Badlands. He is best known for his work on "Tai Chi Zero" and "House of Fury".

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Ross Yusof & guests Craig Morraies, Nicolas Anil & Vijhay Vick brave the Christmas weather to meet and talk Arsenal up for the title this season. Will Wenger strengthen in January? What about Man City and their defence? Does Kompany have to always play? Louis Van Gaal is under serious pressure at Manchester United. Could he survive defeat at Stoke? Full weekend preview, Treatment Table, 3 Big Shouts and Selangor FA, what are they doing?

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Christmas albums have been part of the scenery almost since the invention of the gramophone. This has led to quite a motley crew of cash-in dross but also the odd hint of real gold. For 2015, Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings’ multi-faith holiday album is certainly much closer to gold than the other end of the musical spectrum. This week, we feature their recently released It's A Holiday Soul Party — it combines funky re-workings of classics and carols, alongside some seriously smoking originals that will put smiles on faces and encourage hefty doses of Christmas spirit.

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