Was there a Malaysian-born actor in Thor: Love and Thunder?
Born in Penang in 1961, 61-year-old Simon Russell Beale portrays the Olympian god Dionysus Acratophorus – the son of Zeus and the Greek god of wine and ecstasy.
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Saudi women DJs go from hobbyists to headliners
Women DJs, an unthinkable phenomenon just a few years ago in the traditionally ultraconservative kingdom, are becoming a relatively common sight in its main cities.
How misinformation derails free speech
The mistrust in leaders that had been building before the pandemic played into the hands of both fringe groups and state-sponsored actors looking to undermine and weaken rivals.
Atif Aslam’s live calls were some of the ‘most precious seconds’ for fans
When Atif Aslam announced that he will be taking calls from fans, his fans geared up with their gadgets fully charged to shoot their shot.
Please don’t boycott my film: Aamir
When asked about his thoughts on the "boycott Aamir" slogan brought forth by staunch nationalists, the star stated that it "hurts" him when people talk about boycotting the film.
Khmer influence growing in Hollywood
The success of American TV series ‘The Cleaning Lady’ sheds light on Asian immigrants to the US, yet a significant representation gap of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders…
Girls’ Generation to make comeback with 7th studio album next month
This will mark the iconic K-pop group’s first full-group return as an eight-piece act in nearly five years since the release of its sixth LP, “Holiday Night,” in August 2017.
China Daily bags 10 prizes in leading News Awards
Continuing its 12-year winning streak, China Daily Hong Kong Edition has scooped up a total 105 awards at the Hong Kong News Awards.
747 ‘anti-India’ websites, 94 YouTube channels brought down: Government
The information and broadcasting minister also said that the Government has strongly acted against agencies spreading fake news.
Disruptions loom as deadline for Indonesia’s digital platform registry closes
The rule is part of a set of implementing regulations under the 2008 Electronic Information and Transactions (ITE) Law, which grants the state sweeping censorship powers.