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There was plenty to see, taste, and experience at XOX Arena, The Arch Galeries last Sunday as car enthusiasts, families, and friends came together for a day of supercars, good food, and live music. In conjunction with the highly anticipated weekend, The Arch Galeries brought together an energetic mix of automotive showcases, food and drinks, games, and entertainment.

Cancel your plans to stay in. KL and PJ have a range of cultural events lined up this October, so there’s plenty to do besides relaxing on the sofa. Whether you’re into cocktail tastings, sneaker festivals, or floral workshops, there’s something for everyone. Check out these 10 events happening to get you out of the house and back into the scene. 1. Longchamp Winter 2026 pop-up Longchamp Winter 2026 pop-up.

Deciding where to eat in the Klang Valley has never been more challenging, with new restaurants opening faster than anyone can keep track of. This month’s lineup features a breakfast-worthy bakery, an affogato dessert counter, and a few surprising additions in between. Here’s where you can find them, and why they’re worth visiting the next time you have a free morning or evening. 1. Tanaair, Taman Paramount After a year-long closure, Tanaair has reopened with a fresh direction.

In Kuala Lumpur, Latin American food has mostly meant Mexican food. Tacos are easy enough to find in the city now, but cooking from countries further south has had far less exposure. HOJA, opening at W Kuala Lumpur this October, sets out to fill that gap. The restaurant focuses on the coastal cooking of Colombia, Peru and Chile, and includes its own cocktail bar, HOJITA.

Wishlisted is back with a fresh edit of the latest beauty launches catching our attention. From elevated skincare essentials to makeup worth making room for, these are the new discoveries we’re currently coveting. Consider this your curated look at what’s new in beauty and what deserves a place on your wishlist. Guerlain Parure Gold Skin Serum Foundation What if your foundation could do more than perfect your complexion?

Based on the popular webtoon Why Don’t You Know It’s a Girl?, Love in Disguise follows Kang Jae-hee (Seorina), a police detective who goes undercover as a man to investigate murder suspect Yoon Yi-jun (Yim Siwan), the cold and guarded heir to a powerful conglomerate. What begins as a dangerous investigation soon becomes complicated by an unexpected attraction, as hidden identities and growing feelings blur the line between duty and love.

For our latest FC Supperclub, we brought together three things that have long been at the heart of good gatherings: food, drinks, and the joy of being around a table. In collaboration with YEN at W Kuala Lumpur and Royal Salute, the afternoon unfolded into an immersive celebration of Chinese culture and camaraderie. The event began with a mini mahjong tournament, where guests gathered around the tables for an afternoon of tiles, strategy, and spirited banter.

A beautifully designed speaker should look at home in your space, but it should sound just as good. The Samsung Music Studio 7 brings both considerations together, pairing a refined silhouette with an immersive audio experience designed for serious listening. Created in collaboration with renowned French designer Erwan Bouroullec, the Music Studio 7 takes a considered approach to both form and function.

Against the glittering Kuala Lumpur skyline, FC Supperclub gathered guests at UMI Restaurant for a Japan-inspired evening. In collaboration with Hankyu Ponant, Go Luxury Travel, and Dajin Beverages, the experience brought Japan to the heart of Kuala Lumpur for one exclusive night. Featuring a seven-course menu, carefully selected sake pairings and a glimpse into Hankyu Ponant’s cruise journeys, here’s a look back at our latest supperclub.

Celebrated on the 15th day of the eighth month in the lunar calendar, the festival has long been associated with the full moon, reunion and the sharing of mooncakes with family, friends, and those held dear. This year, as the moon reaches its fullest on 25 September, the tradition continues to evolve, with mooncakes becoming not only a seasonal indulgence but an increasingly considered expression of appreciation and connection.