Starlord grooving to “Hooked on a Feeling”. Marty McFly rocking out onstage to “Johnny B. Goode”. Little Olive performing an inappropriate dance to “Super Freak” at a children’s beauty pageant. On this week’s Supercut, we put our headphones on and belt out (metaphorically) our favourite songs and soundtracks from film and TV, and talk about why some songs can make or break a scene.

Ten voters in Gombak have filed a lawsuit against their MP, Dato' Seri Azmin Ali, for his alleged involvement in the Sheraton Move. We speak with lawyer Fahri Azzat to understand what this civil suit will involve.

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The government's decision to allow an increase in withdrawals from EPF Account 1 has attracted some criticism for missing out on vulnerable groups, including those working in the informal economy. We speak with Dr. Shankaran Nambiar for his thoughts on this, and explore ways to provide financial assistance to these groups.

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The tally is now 11-0, as budget allocations for three more ministries are passed on the committee stage. Could Budget 2021 serve as a no-confidence vote against Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim? We speak to Professor James Chin for his thoughts on what the budget votes suggest about the Opposition leader's support in the Dewan Rakyat.

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As physical travel remains impossible for many, we take a look at virtual reality tours - a new technology that allows the "tourist" to go on guided tours via digital devices. We speak to Chin Yoon Khen to find out more.

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Highlights from the Dewan Rakyat today include the expenditure by the Ministry of Health to tackle Covid-19, the rights of Malaysian women to confer their nationality to their children, a heated debate over funds used for the APEC 2020 summit, and the passing of allocations for three ministries.

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Like other NGOs, community hospices have been struggling in the past months since the MCO was first implemented. Community hospices play an important role in providing care and comfort to patients living with a serious illness. But hospice care, also known as palliative care, remains a taboo and difficult subject to bring up because many still associate it only with a patient’s death. To help us understand the role of community hospice, we’re speaking to Dr Lam Chee Loong and Catherine Ooi, the chairman and vice-chairman respectively of the Malaysian Hospice Council.

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In conjunction with International Day of People with Disabilities, we look at this year’s theme, ‘Not All Disabilities Are Visible’, and discuss how the Abilympics can promote vocational skills among people with disabilities.

You can check out Abilympics Malaysia on Facebook or visit mcrmalaysia.org/abilympicsmalaysia to follow Abilympians’ progress and give them moral support.

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Restaurant-goers in Singapore will soon get the chance to eat chicken nuggets grown in bioreactors.

From tech startups to sprawling hospitals, businesses say they are trying to dial back time employees spend in remote meetings after realizing that hours spent on video calls every day have taken a toll. Still, some employees have a hard time breaking the Zoom habit, even with their bosses telling them to stop.