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Music 18 Oct 2025

Spotlight on Gallant: The Soulful Voyager of R&B's Emotional Depths

In the ever-evolving landscape of contemporary R&B, few artists capture the raw alchemy of heartbreak, longing, and self-discovery quite like Gallant. Born Christopher Joseph Gallant III on November 14, 1991, in Columbia, Maryland, this falsetto-wielding powerhouse has carved out a niche blending classic soul influences—like the smooth grooves of Babyface and Brandy—with modern electronic textures and introspective lyricism. Signed to Warner Bros. and Mind of a Genius Records, Gallant's journey from self-released EPs to Grammy-nominated albums is a testament to persistence in an industry that often favors flash over feeling. As of late 2024, with his third album Zinc freshly dropped, Gallant is proving he's not just surviving the music scene—he's redefining it.

Harikumar Subramaniam

Movie 16 Oct 2025

Spotlight on "Blood Brothers: Bara Naga" – A Fiery Malaysian Action Thriller Lighting Up Cinemas in 2025

In the heart-pounding world of Malaysian cinema, where family ties clash with high-stakes drama, Blood Brothers: Bara Naga (known simply as Bara Naga in local buzz) emerges as a blazing standout of 2025. Released earlier this year to packed theaters and rave reviews, this action-packed sequel to the 2022 hit Blood Brothers has reignited the screen with its blend of intense brotherhood, cultural grit, and unapologetic Malaysian flair. Directed by the visionary Syamsul Yusof and starring powerhouse leads Adi Putra and Fattah Amin, the film isn't just a movie—it's a pulse-racing tribute to resilience that resonates deeply with audiences from Kuala Lumpur's urban sprawl to the kampungs of Johor.

Kirthiyani Kennedy

Music 15 Oct 2025

Music is life!!

In Malaysia, music isn’t just sound—it’s the heartbeat of our culture, the rhythm of our lives, and the soul of our celebrations. From the bustling streets of Kuala Lumpur to the serene kampungs of Kelantan, music weaves through every layer of Malaysian life, connecting us to our heritage, our emotions, and each other. For Malaysians, music is more than entertainment; it’s a way of life!

Harikumar Subramaniam