A celebration of movement, music, and storytelling unfolds across Malaysia’s stages throughout the month.

The graphic novelist, an outspoken critic of Iran’s theocratic government, died a year after the passing of 'the love of her life'.

More than six decades after her tragic death, the city is awash with tributes on what would have been the icon’s 100th birthday.

Using salvaged timber and debris from the demolished Kuah Hospital, a young architect transforms loss and memory into a temporary public installation.

Top actors and filmmakers clash over demands to limit shooting days to eight hours amid work-life balance concerns.

The prefect of Reggio Emilia province said the decision was made following requests from bodies including the local Jewish community.

FOKL 2026 is helping audiences discover the performers and instruments behind some of the world's most memorable compositions.

Fans of the K-pop boy band are turning to Yue Lao, the Taoist god of love and marriage, hoping that divine matchmaking will secure them seats for their upcoming shows.

From local stories to big-budget franchises, here is FMT Lifestyle's selection of films you have to check out this month.

The acclaimed Japanese creator and his longtime collaborator Rokkakkei were recently in KL to share stories of creativity, persistence and imagination.

Composer Royston Sta Maria revisits the frustrations, friendships and fleeting moment of inspiration that gave birth to 'Mulanya Di Sini', the Freedom hit that still unites audiences four decades later.

Within an idyllic English village lies a tangled murder mystery, as a late shepherd’s flock proves surprisingly adept at detective work.

Actors Syafiq Kyle, Beto Kusyairy, and Mimi Lana unite in a powerful story with heart and purpose in Astro Shaw’s ‘HAK: Tuntut Atau Tunduk’.

The store’s collection includes The Beatles and Bee Gees to P Ramlee, Saloma, Sudirman, Sheila Majid, Alleycats and more.

Tyre smoke, drift taxis, and a growing fanbase are steering this form of motorsports into the mainstream.