The movement to rejuvenate underutilised spaces such as back lanes and old buildings into creative or entrepreneurial hubs has been gaining momentum here in our capital city. Is this a sign of KL slowly shifting into being a creative city? How receptive are the locals to these efforts? We pose these questions, and many more, to festival director of Urbanscapes, Lim Kok Kean, on the back of this year’s successful Urbanscapes.

The team sit down for THE IRISHMAN, Martin Scorsese's crime drama bringing together old favourites Robert De Niro, Al Pacino, Joe Pesci, and others. They then soldier through some other 3 hour films and ask what makes a good 3-hour film, and share some that worked and some that didn't.

President Moon Jae-in has promised to boost two-way trade to 200 billion USD next year from the current 160 billion USD. We take a look at South Korea's trade relations, and the impact on Malaysia.

What implications would an exemption for large families have on road safety? We explore that along with solutions that may resolve the dilemmas that come with mandatory child safety restraints

In light of the logistical issues in this year's SEA Games, we discuss the impact of hosting mega sporting events on diplomacy and international relations.

The move comes after more than 200 suspected cases of vaping-related lung injury and three confirmed deaths in Massachusetts alone.

Highlights from the Dewan Rakyat today include child restraint seats in vehicles, allegations of use of public funds for the flying car project, and the Opposition's rejection of the IPCMC.

A survey by Lego® and Harris Poll earlier this year found that almost one-third of children in the US, UK and China want to be YouTube influencers when they grow up. That’s three times more than the kids who want to be astronauts. How do children develop their future career interests, and what role can parents play in guiding career decisions? We ask consultant developmental paediatrician Dr Rajini Sarvananthan.

The Shantanand Festival of Arts is back for its 5th edition, and this year, the theme of the festival is “Interweaving”. We speak with Kumar Karthigesu and Prakash Kandasamy from The Temple of Fine Arts about how the festival brings together a diverse array of art forms to reflect on the uniqueness of the Malaysian identity.

Malaysian NGO Friends of the Orangutans has alleged that the Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre in Sabah is flouting rules which dictate best practice for great ape tourism in their centre. Wildlife tourism is great, but are we causing the wildlife more harm than good?