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Once hailed as hip-hop royalty, Sean “Diddy” Combs now stands at the center of one of the most high-profile legal battles in recent...

Doechii paid homage to British fashion legends Kate Moss and Naomi Campbell by wearing daring Vivienne Westwood ensembles for her Glastonbury debut. Her looks, which were styled by Sam Woolf, comprised a Campbell-inspired striped look, a re-creation of Moss's 1994 micro short with orb pasties, and a punk-preppy schoolgirl combo. Each item honored Doechii's edgy, expressive style, British fashion heritage, and originality, transforming her performance into a fashion and cult

Willy Chavarria Spring 2026 Paris show used fashion to convey a strong political statement regarding identity and erasure. From kneeling models in oversized tees with ICE detention references, the show focused immigrant strife and systemic injustice. Chavarria paired industrial color inspirations with subversive preppy looks, proclaiming color as a resistance. The collection united activism, streetwear, and glamour, doubling down on the power of fashion to provoke and amplify

Beyoncé wrapped up her Cowboy Carter world tour with a surprise appearance by Jay-Z in Paris. The power couple sang superhits like "Crazy In Love," "Drunk In Love," and Jay-Z's "N**as in Paris,"* leaving fans at Stade de France in awe. Blue Ivy and Rumi, their daughters, also performed on stage, making the event a family affair. Beyoncé added favorites like "Partition" to the playlist, ending the evening of surprise.

Pusha T targets Travis Scott in Clipse's new single "So Be It," labeling him as unloyal and referencing his breakup with Kylie Jenner and UTOPIA. The feud is due to an interview with GQ in which Pusha talked about his feud with Scott playing an incomplete version of "Meltdown" for Pharrell without Drake's diss verse, only for it to be added later. Along with the song, Clipse also premiered Verdy-designed merchandise and a second cover of their upcoming album Let God Sort Em O

The Ampang Campus is Malaysia's initial adaptive reuse retail development that converts the old ISKL site into a lively community precinct. Spanning 140,000 sq ft, it maintains original elements of a football field and pool alongside well-thought-out tenants such as QRA, Dancing Fish, and Niko Neko Matcha. Slated to open in Q4 2024, it will be reaching out to over 600,000 residents in close proximity and aims to offer a unique blend of retail, lifestyle, education, and commun

Kendrick Lamar and Drake's beef has been one of the more intriguing tensions in modern hip-hop and rap scene, simmering beneath the...

The Malaysia Modest Fashion Show highlights cultural fusion and sustainability, showcasing global trends and boosting Malaysian designers.

If you haven’t heard of Sausage Sizzle yet, you’re missing out on one of Malaysia’s most exciting fast-food establishments. What began as...

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Braun Büffel’s X Basquiat 2024 collection blends luxury leather with Basquiat’s iconic street art, offering bold, artistic accessories.

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