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The Star
7 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Star
Indonesia's shining star Feby Putri is back to serenade Malaysian fans for the third time
Indonesian shining star Feby Putri is back in Malaysia, and this time she promises another thrilling ride for Malaysian music fans at Zepp Kuala Lumpur on July 19. Her first performance in Malaysia in 2023 also at Zepp KL won raving admiration from all fans and writers. She repeated the feat last year and has promised another stirring show in the same venue again next month. All three of her concerts were held at the same venue. After successfully captivating and conquering the ZeppKL stage for two consecutive years, this year's date has been set for July 19. The concert is aptly named "FEBY PUTRI Vol 3, HITAM PUTIH Live in Kuala Lumpur". "I'm honoured to make it three-in-a-row in KL. I have received so much love and support from fans here (Malaysia). I aim to further improve my show this year. This one is for the fans," said the songstress in a media statement. The soloist will also entertain the fans with hit songs from the album "RIUH" and will also bring the latest songs from her second album "Hitam Putih". Hitam Putih reflects a journey full of personal meaning for Feby Putri, especially her life experiences as a musician, highlighting the various phases of life experienced, both sweet and bitter. The album reflects the colors of life presented through honest lyrics and musical arrangements that are special to Feby Putri. Concert Information FEBY PUTRI VOL.3 - HITAM PUTIH LIVE IN KUALA LUMPUR Saturday (8.30pm), July 19 Concert Hall: Zepp KL Ticket Category HALU - RM 159 standing (back zone) HITAM PUTIH - RM 189 standing (front zone) USIK - RM 209 (regular sitting) DIRI - RM 259 (seated - premium) VIP BOX - RM 359 (per pax - 10 pax) + Exclusive Merchandise MEET & GREET - RM179 - Meet&Greet + Exclusive Merchandise Ticket Agent:
Hype Malaysia
7 days ago
- Entertainment
- Hype Malaysia
(Video) From Twerking With DOLLA To Surprise Guest Yuna: 5 Highlights From Jay Park's KL Concert
The one and only Jay Park (박재범) was recently in Malaysia for his 'Serenades & Body Rolls' tour. The concert took place at Zepp KL on 14th June, and prior to the performance, we had the opportunity to chat with the singer about his latest album, 'The One You Wanted'. The KL concert proved to be a huge success, with many moments from the show going viral on social media. Since plenty happened both onstage and backstage, here are some of our personal favourite highlights: Twerking with DOLLA As you may know, Jay Park invited Malaysian girl group DOLLA as one of his guest artists to perform at his show. The trio joined him onstage during 'MOMMAE', where they and the idol twerked to the song, and, as you can hear from the video above, fans went wild. 'MWA' Challenge with DOLLA Not only did DOLLA go viral for their twerking performance with Jay Park onstage, but backstage, the group also managed to get the singer to take part in their 'MWA' dance challenge. The 38-year-old performed a simplified version of the challenge with the members, but it was more than enough to get fans excited about the unexpected collaboration. 3. Yuna made a surprise appearance It turns out Jay invited someone other than Joe Flizzow and DOLLA to join him at his KL concert. Fans screamed with excitement when singer-songwriter Yuna made a surprise appearance, joining the K-pop idol onstage to perform their 2019 duet, 'Does She'. The performance instantly went viral on social media, with many expressing that their dream of seeing the duo perform the song live had finally come true. 4. 'Dah Makan Ke Belum?' & 'Aku Cina Kamu' Of course, whenever an international star visits or performs in Malaysia, they often try to learn a few phrases in the national language. Some fans taught the idol how to say 'Have you eaten?' in Malay, and many were delighted to see him making the effort, even if he struggled a little with the pronunciation. Another moment that went viral was when he meant to say 'Aku cinta kamu' to his fans, but accidentally said 'Aku Cina kamu' instead — much to the amusement of many, who found the honest mistake endearing. 5. 'I Love Fat Ass Too' You can always count on fans to bring creative (and sometimes unhinged) signs or placards to their favourite artist's concert. One fan probably had the best night ever after Jay Park noticed their sign and asked if he could show it to the audience. As seen in the video above, the sign read, 'I love a fat ass too,' a cheeky reference to his song 'Need To Know'. He then joked to the crowd about how deep the lyrics are and expressed surprise that no one was crying while listening to it. Which was your favourite moment from the show? Sources: TikTok (1)(2)(3)(4), Twitter What's your Reaction? +1 0 +1 0 +1 0 +1 0 +1 0 +1 0
Daily Express
13-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Express
Sabahan filmmaker's Ninavau to open 8th MIFFest
Published on: Friday, June 13, 2025 Published on: Fri, Jun 13, 2025 By: Ricardo Unto Text Size: The promotional still for Ninavau. KUALA LUMPUR: The 8th Malaysia International Film Festival (MIFFest) will open with Ninavau, a Malaysian film directed by Sabahan filmmaker Bebbra Mailin, when it runs from July 19-27 at MyTown here, with the Golden Global Awards set for July 26 at Zepp KL. Ninavau tells the story of a Kadazan woman who returns from the peninsula to her devout Catholic family in Sabah, carrying with her a profound change of heart. Advertisement It explores themes of cultural identity and emotional heritage in a narrative that is intimate, powerful, and deeply resonant. The festival will close with Transamazonia, an international co-production highlighting global environmental and social themes, contrasting Ninavau's localised narrative with global perspectives. Other highlights include open-air screenings of Malaysian hits like The Journey, Munafik 2, and Polis Evo 1, alongside special showcases on Indian cinema and modern Hong Kong stories. This year's Lifetime Achievement Tribute will go to Hong Kong action legend Ti Lung, while Indonesian actor Reza Rahadian will be honoured for Excellent Achievement in Film. MIFFest 2025 will present 62 films from 48 countries, judged by a panel including Asif Kapadia, Jennifer Yu, Rima Das, Diana Danielle, and Reza Rahadian. * Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel and Telegram for breaking news alerts and key updates! * Do you have access to the Daily Express e-paper and online exclusive news? Check out subscription plans available. Stay up-to-date by following Daily Express's Telegram channel. Daily Express Malaysia
New Straits Times
13-06-2025
- Entertainment
- New Straits Times
#SHOWBIZ: MIFFest returns for the 8th time
KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysia International Film Festival (MIFFest) is gearing up for its 8th edition, at MYTown here from July 19 to 27. The highly anticipated Golden Global Awards will take place on July 26 at Zepp KL. This year's festival, themed "Infinity", promises a vibrant mix of international masterpieces and local cinematic gems. It aims to celebrate the boundless possibilities of storytelling through film, as reported today. MIFFest will open with Ninavau, a poignant Malaysian short film by Bebbra Mailin. It tells the story of a native Kadazan woman returning from Peninsular Malaysia to her devout Catholic family in Sabah, bringing with her a profound change of heart. Closing the festival is Transamazonia, a powerful international co-production involving France, Brazil, Germany, Switzerland, and Taiwan. This film explores themes of resilience, personal transformation, and urgent environmental concerns. Audiences will also be treated to open-air cinema screenings of beloved local classics, including The Journey, Munafik 2, Polis Evo 1, Hantu Kak Limah, and Desolasi. A special highlight this year is a tribute to Indian cinema. This includes a heartfelt homage to Raj Kapoor, celebrated as the "Greatest Showman of Indian Cinema," and a spotlight on Indian women filmmakers. Featured titles in this segment include Second Chance, Village Rockstars 2, Boong, and Victoria. Another key feature is "Harbour of Stories: Hong Kong On Screen". This specially curated segment delves into the evolving identity of modern Hong Kong, showcasing films such as Last Song for You, Montages of a Modern Motherhood, The Way We Talk, and Valley of the Shadow of Death. In total, the festival will screen 62 films from 48 countries, presented in over 43 languages, offering audiences a truly rich and diverse cinematic journey. "These titles are incredibly exciting — some are even world premieres," said Joanne Goh, founder of MIFFest.
New Straits Times
10-06-2025
- Entertainment
- New Straits Times
#SHOWBIZ: Babymetal to rock KL on Oct 6
KUALA LUMPUR: Japanese metal sensation Babymetal is set to electrify Malaysian fans at Zepp KL in Jalan Hang Tuah on Oct 6. As part of their ongoing Babymetal World Tour, the dynamic trio is returning with renewed vigour, promising an unforgettable night. Known for their distinctive blend of heavy metal riffs and sweet melodies, performed by a trio of school-uniform-clad girls who dance with captivating synchronicity, Babymetal promises attendees more than just a concert – but a true Japanese rock festival. In a statement released yesterday, the band declared: "On this stage, no one is an outsider. You are who you are—and that is your power. We promise an immersive, transcendent experience with blistering musical arrangements and flawlessly synchronised choreography." Comprising Suzuka Nakamoto, Moa Kikuchi, and Momoko Okazaki, Babymetal was formed in 2010. They have since released four studio albums, with their latest, The Other One, launched in March 2023. The concert is organised by Cuncun Media, co-presented by LLAVE Music, EA Stars, 10S Live Music and Jiao Studio, and co-organised by Rock Promotions and ACO Media.
