This week features an exciting mix of events, from a live music performance by students of the International College of Music to a delicious Ramdhan meal, just like how grandma prepares!
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- Get a move on! The PlayStation Move is here!
- Malay Mail editor charged for satirical blog post; Ferrari recalls cars after fires; Airline to host first mile-high gay wedding
- Win an all-expense paid trip to see Justin Bieber live in Tokyo, courtesy of Celcom XPax!
- Interview: Nadiah Hamzah needs help to make a film about M'sians in NY!
- Namewee: I'm 1Malaysia; Chelsea to train in Malaysia; Gmail unveils Priority Inbox
- 13 patriotic videos to celebrate Merdeka
- Merdeka mad: 5 national day parades from around the world!
- The Body Shop's new Rainforest Hair Care range cares for Mother Earth and you!
- Bomb explodes in Cheras!; BBC axes RPK from programme to please Putrajaya; Hipster dinosaurs!
ISSUE #142
Tolled highways, Nik Aziz T-shirts, storm drains, and more: for Merdeka month, KLue presents 53 objects that define our Klang Valley experience in these last 53 years of independence!
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Dig.It.All
Dig.It.All asks “Can you dig it?” Dig what exactly? How does this sound to you: over 30 acts have been lined up for Dig.It.All in August, the first date in this series of open-air music festivals. The line-up presents a mix of local and international acts, strutting their stuff on stage against a backdrop of eye-popping visual effects.
Artistes come from a smorgasbord of genres, ranging from dance, R&B, rock, punk, even some jazz and percussions thrown in the mix, courtesy of acts John Thomas Trio and Diplomats of Drum.
One of the fest’s headliners are none other than Grammy winners, Dirty Vegas. You might remember them from the track, “Days Go By” in 2002. The trio of Ben Harris, Paul Harris and Steve Smith actually broke up but reformed in December 2008. Good news for the music industry, no doubt. Since getting back together, they’ve been burning up the DJ circuit, spinning at President Barack Obama’s inauguration parties and at the 2009 Winter Music Conference. You’ll be in for a treat for Dig.It.All as Dirty Vegas will be playing a live set.
Another name to look out for is Tocadisco. The German DJ/producer has worked with heavyweights like David Guetta and Benny Benassi, perfecting his party-starting skills. Local acts get their share of the limelight too. Some of our favourite acts are billed including Yuna, Komplot, Bunkface, Hujan, Love Me Butch and plenty more. The party ends at 2am so pace yourself!
Text Sarah Chan
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