Little Cloud Cafe from the front door view. (Source: Jia Yi’s phone) If you’re craving Hong Kong style comfort food without leaving campus, Little Cloud Authentic Hong Kong Cafe (小云冰室) brings the taste of ‘Cha Chaan Teng’ (HK Style Kopitiam) right to Taylors, with a playful twist. A ceiling filled with cloud shaped light installations gives the space a dreamy and whimsical touch, a small but meaningful visual surprise every time you look up from your table. The cloud decorati

Europe’s top five leagues dominated football clubs worldwide-but things are changing. Across the Middle East and South East Asia, clubs are now major contenders for attention, talent, and market engagement outside of their borders thanks to investment, strategic recruitment, competition reform, and sharper commercial vision. Over the past few seasons, Asian clubs have emerged from the background into the spotlight.  The Arabian Peninsula was the catalyst. Saudi Arabia’s inter

When the final whistle blew on the 2025 international season, a clear story had risen from the ashes. Women’s football and futsal are no longer put to the sidelines. They now command stadiums, attract sponsors and inspire a new generation of fans. Club schedules and national contests around the world have changed for the better to accommodate growing demand. With specialised television slates, advertising packages, and matchday tactics fostering year-round fan involvement, ma

From ChatGPT to Grammarly, AI is Redefining Academia With the fast development of technology, Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer an unreachable concept that can only be seen in science fiction films. It is quietly integrating into the daily studies of students and lecturers in Malaysian universities. Whether using ChatGPT to spark inspiration or Grammarly to check expression, these technologies are reshaping the way we think, learn, and even create. Students studying a

The Fall of the Most Beautiful Boy in the World In the dappled light and shadow of Venice, the boy in a white sailor uniform once captivated the world; and is now forever etched in film history. On 25th October 2025, Björn Andrésen passed away. He was hailed as “the most beautiful boy in the world” as Tadzio in Death in Venice — a title that became both his crown and his burden. Björn Andrésen in the film Death in Venice . Sourced from Vigour of Film Lines . In 1971, director