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KUALA LUMPUR: The alleged leader of the Perjalanan Mimpi Yang Terakhir (PMYT) group, which is associated with the spread of deviant teachings, has been granted police bail. When contacted, Brickfields OCPD Asst Comm Anuar Omar confirmed that she had been granted bail following the end of her remand. "Yes, correct," he said. ACP Anuar added police were currently waiting to obtain reports from both the Islamic Development Department of Malaysia (Jakim) and the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC). On Sept 4 the suspect, known as Sittah Annuar, was arrested following investigations into the group. Investigations showed that the woman claimed that she could communicate with God and the Prophet Muhammad, stating that she had been granted a dream to be used as a guide to others. A video posted on YouTube and Facebook also allegedly spoke of a third World War that would start in Sabah. ... » Learn More about Alleged leader of cult group granted police bail

YAY, cinemas are reopening! For many, including myself, going to the cinema is a great pastime! It’s cheaper compared to other activities, and when a “good” movie hits, there’s nothing like the feeling of having shared something magical with the audience. As a Marvel fan (the five highest-grossing “Hollywood” films in Malaysia are Marvel films), I have been waiting in anticipation for Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, a film that looks to not only delivering the much-needed Asian representation but also received rave reviews prior to its opening. So, imagine my surprise and disappointment when I found out it is currently slated for release in Malaysia in the middle of October. You’re probably asking what’s wrong with this entitled child who can’t wait three weeks for a movie? No doubt there are many more important things to worry about, but as someone who’s been following the situation carefully, the release dates slated for the films Free Guy (Oct 14), Fast and Furious 9 ... » Learn More about Screen films earlier to deter piracy