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Kavin Jay's I Am Sorry I Shouted! is a comedy show that makes you think more.
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Kavin Jay's I Am Sorry I Shouted! is a comedy show that makes you think more.
Writer is an interesting take on the flaws in the police force and the changes that are to be incorporated to reduce the work pressure on the cops
Thursday, 01 Jul 2021 11:49 AM MYT BY TAN MEI ZI Learn more about diarrhoea while having a good laugh with some of Malaysia’s best-loved comedians. — Picture courtesy of Smecta Malaysia Follow us on Instagram and subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates. PETALING JAYA, July 1 — Local comedians will be joining forces to raise awareness about a health condition that’s been the talk of the town in Malaysia recently: diarrhoea. Audiences can catch Douglas Lim, Joanne Kam, Kavin Jay, and Papi Zak cracking their best jokes about toilet troubles at the virtual Take A Stand w...
For a word that’s nearly impossible to spell, diarrhea diarrhoea is very possible to get and affects Malaysians across the nation. More often than not, we often hear colleagues and friends stay home from work or school because of this dreaded “d” word. Diarrhoea 101 If you’ve never gotten diarrhoea before, pat yourself on the bum and thank your lucky stars. It’s not a pretty sight and feeling to have because your bowel movements (or stools) are loose and watery. Usually, diarrhoea happens because of a virus that gets into your gut and essentially starts causing trouble. There ar...
THE creative arts and music industry especially live performers is still going through uncertain times, even as the Malaysian economy is slowly recovering. With many performance venues and shows postponed, cancelled or has not fully resumed operations, many of our local performers and artists who are mostly self-employed have experienced significant losses to their livelihoods. In a report by Malaysia’s Cultural Economy Development Agency (Cendana), 93% of arts and culture practitioners were affected by the pandemic, with many venturing to other fields and scope of work to keep afloat. In l...