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Into the mighty jungle

By ANN-MARIE KHOR brats@thestar.com.my TWO worlds collide as physics meets art in the Iron Forest – and it’s making (sound!) waves in Penang’s art scene. The soundscape installation, created by American musician Chris Golinski and local architect Kang Ween Fung in collaboration with the Penang-based Light Up Media and the Arts (LUMA), is a feast […]

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License to thrill

By CHRISTINE CHEAH alltherage@thestar.com.my THE thriller is a popular genre among movie-goers. But while full-length feature films offer plenty of time for directors to pull their twists and turns on the audience, local filmmaker Dick Chua has proved himself adept at doing the same – but with short films. “I like making thrillers, even though […]

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Challenge yourself

By MISTIKA IDRIS and ROXANNE LOW brats@thestar.com.my ARE you bored of your same old routine? Want to try something new, but don’t know how? Well, in line with its motto, “Get Out There”, Raleigh KL is organising exciting monthly meet-ups to encourage young people to step out of their comfort zone and engage in activities […]

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Running for lives

By LYE MING HAN and CARLOS RUBEN DOURADO Photos by NADIAH SYAHIRAH brats@thestar.com.my AS of 2012, 10.4 million children have been victims of human trafficking – and a group of students from HELP University are hoping to help put an end to it. The recent Light A Life: End Child Trafficking charity run was organised […]

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Model example

By IAN YEE alltherage@thestar.com.my IF you’re going to sign yourself up for a reality TV series, you’ve gotta expect to get trolled, right? That’s just the way the Internet works. All you’re left to do, says Asia’s Next Top Model (ANTM) finalist Melissa Th’ng (pic), is learn to deal with it. “It’s a real cliche […]

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Reaching for the skies

By DENIELLE LEONG Photos by JASON LIOH brats@thestar.com.my IT’S not every day you get to experience flying (and crashing – twice) in a flight simulator. But that’s just one of the perks we get as BRATs – we get to meet amazing people and visit cool places; including an exclusive tour around the AirAsia Academy […]

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Sharing secrets

By JAYDEE LOK alltherage@thestar.com.my BETWEEN trying to burn each other with a lighter backstage, Ryan Tedder and Zach Filkins, vocalist and lead guitarist of OneRepublic, spoke to R.AGE about what makes good popular music, and all the big-name artistes super-producer Tedder has worked with. OneRepublic were in Malaysia as part of their Native Tour, and […]

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Siblings making a stand

By CHRISTINE CHEAH alltherage@thestar.com.my ONE is a successful singer-songwriter, and the other an up-and-coming radio deejay who now has her own breakfast show on Capitol FM. So yeah, life’s pretty peachy for siblings Vince and Pamela Chong these days. Things weren’t always perfect for them growing up, though. The two were kind enough to open up […]

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Flying without Westlife

By CHRISTINE CHEAH alltherage@thestar.com.my HE’S gone from owning his own helicopter in his heyday, to an all-time low of almost having his wedding ring auctioned off. Now, former Westlife singer Shane Filan is slowly getting back in his groove with the release of his first solo album next month, You And Me. The Irishman had […]

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Stranger danger

By CARLOS RUBEN DOURADO brats@thestar.com.my I’M sure most of you have heard or read about Ng Yuk Tim, the 15-year-old girl who was apparently murdered by a male friend (charged in court last week) whom she had met through Facebook a few years back. I was completely shocked when I read about it. It is […]

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Get Personal: Solving Malaysia’s brain drain, one internship at a time.

Back in 2006, while Joyce Tagal was studying at Yale University, she founded Otak-Otak, an internship programme to match students seeking internships with companies looking for interns.

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The show goes on

By JAYDEE LOK alltherage@thestar.com.my THE plug has just been pulled on the Ke$ha concert you’ve been organising for months, your company is caught in the glare of the international media because of it, and you have millions of ringgit at stake – what do you do? For Livescape co-founder and director Iqbal Ameer, the answer […]

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Get Personal: Noh Salleh

As the frontman of local band Hujan, Noh Salleh has had his fair share of criticism from listeners.

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Keeping it together

By CARLOS RUBEN DOURADO brats@thestar.com.my WE often hear of how young people these days tend to struggle with their ever-so-hectic daily routines. With all the amazing challenges and interesting new trends coming alive pretty much every other day, most of us have grown up with a thirst for new things and to venture into the […]

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BRATspeak: Being different

By TOH YIN LI brats@thestar.com.my BACK in high school, I was surrounded by high achievers, and it made me strive for the best. However, constantly being pressured by their achievements was also emotionally draining for me, especially when I felt not on par with them. Soon I began to realise that there was more to […]

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