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Could climate change lead to the next black plague?

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Want to get more out of your workout? Listen to Dua Lipa

Participants in a study saw their performance increase by almost 38% when listening to songs like 'Levitating', 'Hallucinate' or 'Don't Start Now'

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Join Astro Kasih's Walk for Education on May 28

Proceeds go to SK Magandai, Kota Marudu; SK Malinsau, Ranau; SK Sg Paku, Kapit and Starfish Malaysia Foundation hostels in East Malaysia

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Changing climate, changing diseases: how environment and viruses are linked

As humans expand into areas previously only inhabited by animals, and climate change disrupts habitats, the chance for deadlier viruses grows

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Kitchen whiz: lecturer shares cooking skills on YouTube

An interest in cooking from an early age prompted Jamaie to start a YouTube channel called DR.Maie about a year ago

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[VIDEO] Unapologetically Pui Yi – 'Haters? What haters?' (Part 3)

People are more accepting than we give them credit for, says Malaysian Penthouse covergirl

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Malaysia Airlines offers up to 45% off on airfares at Matta Fair 2022

21 return tickets to lucky holidaymakers are up for grabs

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Six Malaysians accepted into prestigious Harvard College, most ever in one year

This is the most Malaysians to be accepted into the Ivy League institution in the same academic year

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Five appetising locations worth trying in Selayang

Taste a range of unique gastronomical options available in Selangor, influenced by vibrant local cultures and traditions

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Sweet smell of Ramadan tempts as South Asia's Muslims fast

Markets across Bangladesh, Pakistan, India and Afghanistan are bursting with activity as Muslims celebrate breaking their fast

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Music’s top stars burn up the Grammys red carpet

Basic black and bright colours both made the cut

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Soo Wincci continues fasting tradition for 12th year

Former Malaysian beauty queen and celebrity Dr Soo Wincci also donated to those in need

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Myanmar military’s beer sales tumble after junta boycott

Many have turned their backs on goods made by companies linked to the armed forces, from soap to coffee