Celebrities & Influencers news in Zoo Negara Malaysia Selangor
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Syed Saddiq invites Ong Ye Kung to his Oct 10 wedding in KL
Malaysian MP Syed Saddiq Abdul Rahman met Singapore Health Minister Ong Ye Kung this week and invited him to his wedding to singer-actress Bella Astillah on Oct 10 at Level 118 of Menara Merdeka Maybank in Kuala Lumpur. Ong accepted the invitation, calling it a good reason to visit Malaysia again.
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Betty Benafe admits family conflict pressures her two children
Betty Benafe, 46, revealed that her marital conflict with her ex-husband has put pressure on her two children, Julia Claire Dargus, 13, and Bruce Dean Dargus, 10. She took them to see psychiatrists and child psychologists, and enrolled them in a tahfiz school to find calm. She spoke after being met at the Ziarah Seni Madani programme at her restaurant, Restoran Benafee, Jalan Ampang, Kuala Lumpur.
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Amira Othman not ready to reveal son's face, wants Jarir to grow up like an ordinary child
Singer and actress Amira Othman says she and her husband Fattah Amin are not ready to reveal the face of their son, Muhammad Jarir Umar, to the public. She says they want Jarir to grow up like an ordinary child without the pressure of public attention. Amira said this when met at the Anugerah Industri Muzik 25 press conference at Hotel Royal Chulan, Kuala Lumpur.
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Aliff Aziz dismisses on-set romance rumours, focuses on Sultan Mansur Shah role
Aliff Aziz says he is not entertaining speculation of an on-set romance with Melinda Dadew, his co-star in the musical theatre production Mansur & Liu. He wants to give his full attention to playing Sultan Mansur Shah in the Datuk M Nasir-directed show, which runs at Istana Budaya until 20 September.
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Yasin Sulaiman shares his experience at Hospital Bahagia Ulu Kinta
Composer and singer Yasin Sulaiman, 51, said his life at Hospital Bahagia Ulu Kinta in Perak is far better than being in prison. He said he must depend on mental health medication for life and can no longer be involved with cannabis. He was met at the Media Night of the Mansur dan Liu Musical Theatre at Panggung Sari, Istana Budaya.
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Yasin Sulaiman freed after four years of treatment, says he lost hope
Malaysian composer and singer Yasin Sulaiman said he lost hope and thought it better to be hanged after being sentenced to 30 years in prison. After about four and a half years of treatment including at Hospital Bahagia Ulu Kinta, he was released on 2 September on conditions to continue medication and avoid cannabis.
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Film director Murali Abdullah gets FINAS aid after a year without income
Film director Murali Abdullah, 66, who has had no steady income for nearly a year due to health issues, received a contribution from FINAS's Ziarah Seni Madani Program. The aid was presented by FINAS Chairman Datuk Hans Isaac at Restoran Banafee in Kuala Lumpur. Murali had to go into debt to buy daily necessities after aid from MAIWP stopped last year.
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Concert raises funds for ailing wife of singer Muss
At the Biru Mata Hitamku concert at Mega Star Arena, Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur, Icon Entertainment founder Iman Tang urged the audience to donate to Barbarik vocalist Muss, whose wife is ill. Donations were made by scanning QR codes shown on screens. Muss, 58, continued with the concert despite his personal hardship.
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Joey BPR's widow recounts his final moments before death
Zarinah Zainal, the widow of musician Joey BPR, shared her experience of being by her husband's side during his final moments at Kuala Lumpur Hospital. Joey, 63, died on August 29 after collapsing during a performance at Istana Budaya the night before.