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The Hawk has landed

By LIM MAY LEE alltherage@thestar.com.my LEGENDARY skateboarder Tony Hawk, also known as the Birdman, showed off some of the killer moves that have made him a huge cultural icon at the Kiara skate park in Mont Kiara. Hawk was in Malaysia to conduct a skateboarding workshop for children, in conjunction with the Laureus World Sports […]

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Bijak Pandai: 2014 Formula One Season

With the 2014 Formula 1 Petronas Malaysia Grand Prix set to flag off in Sepang at the end of the month, it’s worth noting that new rules will be implemented this season. This controversially led to the disqualification of Red Bull’s Daniel Ricciardo, after he finished second-place in the Australian Grand Prix. While there is […]

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Reaching out

By CHRISTINE CHEAH alltherage@thestar.com.my REMEMBER the youth convention last year that saw girls go gaga over YouTubers Jason Chen and David Choi? When Pushpa Basnet, 2012 CNN Hero of the Year winner, spoke about her fight to educate children living in prison with their parents in Nepal? Well, if you enjoyed that event, or if […]

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Judicial takeaway

By LIM JIE SHENG brats@thestar.com.my NEVER in my life would I have thought of getting the opportunity to enter the statehouse to witness how a state government is run. It was almost an impossible task for me. I mean, why would anyone want a typical teenager in a statehouse? It was hard to believe when […]

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Famous people with Tourette’s

By SAMUEL LEE alltherage@thestar.com.my While Tourette syndrome only affects a fraction of the global population, there is a good number of well-known people who actually suffer from this condition. So, who are they? Tim Howard, 35 Anyone who follows the English Premier League will surely be familiar with his name. In case you don’t know, […]

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Taking centre stage

By SAMUEL LEE alltherage@thestar.com.my FOR most people, standing on stage in front of a crowd can be very stressful, but that’s not the case for Ho Lee Ching, a local performer at the Kuala Lumpur Performing Arts Centre. In fact, she finds performing relieving. The 23-year-old suffers from Tourette’s syndrome, a condition that causes a […]

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Dealing with drugs

By AILEEN LOO brats@thestar.com.my MANY concert-goers were left disappointed when news broke that day three of Future Music Festival Asia (FMFA) 2014 was to be cancelled due to the untimely deaths of six youths from drug overdose. Frustrated and exasperated tweets, status updates and posts flooded social media sites when ticket-holders found out mere hours […]

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Pairing those apps

By LIM MAY LEE alltherage@thestar.com.my NEED some extra help in keeping your relationship alive and thriving? There’s an app for that. Make that MANY apps. R.AGE has a comprehensive list that should help you navigate the tricky minefield of romantic relationships. And if these apps can’t help you keep the romance alive, you can probably […]

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The R.AGE Podcast with Jay Dee and Jeremy!

IF you haven’t already heard, the new R.AGE Podcast is now available for download! Every Wednesday night at 8pm, we release a new episode where our hosts – R.AGE journalist JayDee Lok and Red FM announcer Jeremy Teo – discuss current affairs and youth trends in their own crazy way. This week, we have Sydney-based […]

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It’s your move

BOARD games have taken over Malaysia, tile by nerd-crafted tile, and R.AGE is getting into the heart of it. If your impression of board games is a brain-draining sequence of dice rolling, pawn moving, groaning and/or cheering, then it’s time to get a reality check. European board games have been making a comeback in the […]

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