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Asian fantasy

For its first Cruise show in Asia, Chanel offered a collection rooted in practicality but peppered with regional influence. Syida Lizta Amirul Ihsan was there

Throwback to the 60s and 70s

Dreams of the modern woman are inspired from the influential past, writes Shuhada Elis

SHOWBIZ: From one galaxy to another

Barely done with Star Trek Into Darkness, director J.J. Abrams gets an offer to direct the rival Star Wars saga, writes Dave Itzkoff

SHOWBIZ: Sponsorship boost for budding talents

Yao Lee — The Legendary Rose Musical wins three prizes at the 10th Boh Cameronian Arts Awards

Clad in iron

Chargers Outfitters has introduced its Iron Man 3 collection, writes Lili Lajman

SHOWBIZ: Italian flair to everyday cooking

Nigella Lawson’s new TV series shows how you can create tasty dishes the fuss-free way

Picture-perfect beauty

Fujifilm draws on its photographic technology to develop its skincare range, writes Nadia Badarudin

TOP PICKS: Beauty from the kitchen

You don’t have to burn a hole in your pocket to look good. Some effective beauty remedies can be made at home, writes Nadia Badarudin

SHOWBIZ: Entertaining road down memory lane

An energetic cast gives new vigour to legendary singer Sudirman Arshad’s music, writes Aref Omar

SHOWBIZ: Gastronomic journey through Malaysia

PRIMEWORKS Studios’ Best In The World TV series premiered on Asian Food Channel (AFC) last Thursday, showcasing vibrant Malaysian flavours.

Premium handling

As hard suitcases get lighter and tougher, it’s wise to pay more for durability, writes Syida Lizta Amirul Ihsan

MASALA MIX: Hamlet, Bollywood style

SHAKESPEARE’S Hamlet will be adapted as a Hindi film with Hrithik Roshan playing the lead, reports India Today. Although the plot is the same, it will, however, be set in North India. It will be directed by Timangshu Dhulia and produced by Goldie Behl.

Green and glamorous

How is Swedish clothing company H & M advancing its green initiatives? Meena Sreenivasan finds out

TRIED & TESTED: No more fishy fingers

Say goodbye to that food odour which sticks to you after you’re done cooking, writes Shuhada Elis

MASALA MIX: Romancing Ileana

ILEANA D’Cruz, who made her Bollywood debut in Barfi, will now star in a romantic comedy to be directed by the duo Raj Nidimoru and Krishna D.K. While she paired with Ranbir Kapoor in Barfi, she is likely to be cast opposite Saif Ali Khan in this yet-to-be named film.