I never expected a cup of bubble tea would make me reconsider what the word "home" really means. The first time I visited Bean Tea House in Titi, Jelebu, I wasn’t chasing a story. I was just looking for something cold to drink on a warm afternoon. As I was leaving the shop, I realised that I had stumbled upon something more, a subtle revolution hidden beneath pastel walls and the aroma of brown sugar pearls. The Bean Tea House. (Source: Jia Yi’s phone) A bubble tea shop is no

The view of the café from the front door view. (Source: Jia Yi’s phone) Calling all Taylorians, Loaf & Latté is a brand new place for you to hang out while enjoying coffee and pastries. What makes this cafe truly special is that the baked goods are mostly baked by culinary arts students from Taylor’s Culinary Institute, guided by a French pastry chef. Fleurine Marcaillou Synaeve, senior lecturer and French pastry chef (second from the right) supervising Taylor’s culinary arts

Bukit Jalil - The 23 rd  Deepavali Carnival transformed the car park of the National Sports Complex Bukit Jalil, into a lively hub of music, colour, and festive energy from 11th to 19th October. Organised by Agenda Suria Communication, the annual celebration once again drew Malaysians from all walks of life to experience the joy of Deepavali together. Overview of the packed carnival crowd and brightly-lit stalls. (Source: Agenda Suria Communication) Besides the variety of fes

Subang Jaya - The world's largest global energy company engaged in exploration, refining, marketing, and petrochemicals is Shell. It has branches in various countries around the world, one of which is controversial. In 2026, Shell will officially withdraw from gas stations in Indonesia.  This Dutch global energy and petrochemical company has not completely left Indonesia, but has simply changed ownership from Shell to Citadel Pacific Limited and Sefas Group. This is part of

"Never give up and always be confident in myself, no matter what I want to do," are the words Duncan Lee always remembers before entering the 9.75-meter by 6.4-meter court. Behind the glass door, with the lights shining, there is only him, his racket, and a small black ball ready for him to bounce. He doesn’t just stare at the ball, but also at the dream he has been fighting for all this time. Duncan at Japan Squash Open 2025. (Source: Duncan Lee)  A Simple Beginning, a Big