This week is filled with events you don't wanna miss out on, from acts like Placebo and Kings of Convenience, to Academy Award-winning documentary The Cove and a masquerade show!
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- The place to be at for St. Patrick's Day: The Tavern by KLue!
- Datuk Lee Chong Wei bags All England title!; Teachers now OK with sex education in schools; children think Queen invented the telephone!
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- Love dolphins? Watch "The Cove" for free at Palate Palette!
- KLue Foldies: make your own Taxi Driver!
- Nasi Kerabu, Nasi Dagang and more! Authentic Malay cuisine at affordable prices
- Couple To Tour The UK
- UPDATED: Video Games Live in Malaysia on 17 April! Tickets on sale now!
ISSUE #137
Don't panic! This month, we present an abridged guide to your rights as a Malaysian citizen. Are makeshift gated communities legal? Do you have any rights in a street demonstration? Well, go find out!
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Viral power
We got an SMS today from Pete Teo saying that believe it or not, the video for "Here In My Home" is currently the seventh most viralled video in the world, according to UK's Metro paper. Check out the Malaysian Artistes for Unity blog to read all about it. And here's some printscreened proof.
It's ahead of the promo vid for the new "Beverly Hills 90210" TV series and the very oddly titled "Gary Kasparov and his flying penis". I am so confused.
But hey, congrats on the cool achievement! And to make it even more viralled, we're gonna embed the clip here since we haven't done so yet (shame on us!).
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2 COMMENTS
FLYING PENIS???
It's high up in the world, how come it's not the top in Malaysia yet?
This song should’ve come earlier, but better late than never!
It’s so catchy, every Malaysians should be able to sing or remember it.
Thanks to Malaysian artistes and all who support this, they are truly Malaysians.
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