The Shins harness ‘Heartworms’ on playful 5th album

James Mercer takes the helm on “Heartworms,” producing The Shins’ fifth A folky guitar and snappy percussion drive “Mildenhall,” a true-to-life glimpse into Mercer’s military

Travelog | Myanmar’s ex-colonial capital captivates with faded glory

On the stairway rising to Moulmein’s great Buddhist shrine, the visiting British writer Rudyard Kipling was inspired to pen one of the most anthologized poems of the English

The Pride of Peru II

(Continued from “The Pride of Peru” on February 17, 2017) The jewel in the Spanish crown, the Viceroyalty of Peru used to be amongst the most prosperous

Food & Beverage | Mayo, wings, butter: ‘Fake milk’ is the latest food fight

Is “fake milk” spoiling the dairy industry’s image? Dairy producers are calling for a crackdown on the almond, soy and rice “milks” they say are masquerading as the

Proposal to allow SAR’s residents’ Guangdong residency

Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) member, Chi Fulin, said that Guangdong should allow Hong Kong and Macau residents to be admitted into a Guangdong hukou (a

Region’s travel alert system takes effect

The region’s Travel Alert System, approved and published via Chief Executive Order number 26/2017, took effect this week. The objective of establishing a Travel Alert System

‘Poster Design from Berlin’ exhibition to open soon

The ‘Anschlag Berlin - Poster Design from Berlin’ exhibition, organized by the Cultural Affairs Bureau (IC), will open at the Tap Seac Gallery on Tuesday at

Defense lawyer steps down from Ho Chio Meng case

A surprising episode rocked yesterday’s trial of former top prosecutor, Ho Chio Meng, when his defense lawyer, Leong Weng Pun, together with Ho’s entire defense team, decided to

Kim Jing Nam murder | Malaysia: N. Korean’s family may be scared to come forward

Malaysia’s prime minister said yesterday that relatives of Kim Jong Nam, the long-exiled half brother of North Korea’s ruler, may be too scared to come forward to

Man claiming he’s slain North Korean’s son says he’s safe

A man claiming to be the son of the slain half brother of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has appeared in a YouTube video saying he’s safely with his mother and sister.

Heritage | Two lots at Lai Chi Vun shipyards dismantled

Two lots of the Lai Chi Vun shipyard area were dismantled yesterday because of their precarious state. In a statement issued yesterday, the Marine

Albergue plans to organize women’s art biennial

In celebration of International Women’s Day, Albergue SCM held an art exhibition yesterday featuring works of female artists from Macau and lusophone countries. In its

CAEAL advice for election coverage generates confusion

The president of Electoral Affairs Commission for the Legislative Assembly election (CAEAL) Tong Hio Fong, said yesterday that media companies should establish internal rules for coverage of the

Briefs | Japan’s automated clearance system made available

The Identification Services Bureau (DSI) announced that MSAR passport holders are eligible for Japan’s Trusted Traveler Program (TTP), where participants will be allowed to use Japan’s automated

Gaming | ABC documentary details Packer downfall

A documentary has been released by Australia’s ABC network outlining the withdrawal from Macau of Crown Resorts owner James Packer and the downfall of VIP gaming promoters for the

Alvin Chau’s money is no good in HK

A fund set up to support seven police officers convicted of assaulting an Occupy Central protester has rejected three donations totaling HKD2.5 million, including one allegedly from

Airbnb is said to explore expansion in long-term home rentals

Airbnb has quickly become a favorite destination for travelers looking for somewhere to stay on vacation. Now the home-sharing startup is interested in doing the same

Innovation | Boeing ‘paper plane’ wins over a skeptic as United takes a peek

United Continental Holdings Inc. has taken a close look at an all-new jetliner that Boeing Co. engineers are developing for trans-Atlantic flying, and the airline likes

Corporate bits | Priscilla Chan to perform at the Venetian

Cantopop queen and Hong Kong singer Priscilla Chan will present a new concert when she brings her “Priscilla-ism Concert in Macau” to the Cotai Arena at The

Brazil wants to expand trade partnership with China

China is considered a priority market in the work plan of the Brazilian Trade and Investment Promotion Agency (Apex), said the chairman, Ambassador Roberto Jaguaribe. In

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