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Hype Malaysia
21-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Hype Malaysia
Fenty Beauty, Rabanne, Anastasia Beverly Hills & More: New Beauty Drops To Level Up Your Glow Game!
Time to glow up your stash! These fresh drops in beauty and fragrance are serving everything from sculpted cheeks to statement scents. New season, new favourites – let's get into it! Fenty Beauty Fenty Beauty is turning up the heat with five new shades of its bestselling Trace'd Out Pencil Lip Liner. These creamy, longwear pencils deliver rich pigment in one swipe and are made to suit every skin tone – no ashiness, no dragging, no drama. From the soft peachy 'Apri'Caught' to the moody 'Whiskey' and 'They So Vine', these liners are made to contour, define, and fill lips like a pro. Just line, smudge, or fill – and let your lips do the talking. Fenty Beauty Trace'd Out Longwear Waterproof Pencil Lip Liner (RM108) in 'Apri'Caught,' 'Bored Heaux,' 'They So Vine,' 'Whiskey,' and 'Bubble-Tini' is now available at all Sephora stores and online. Rabanne Rabanne's Million Gold Elixir is pure power in a bottle. This intense new fragrance blends mandarin, cardamom, and vanilla with rich notes of sandalwood and patchouli, creating a warm and sensual scent that turns heads without trying too hard. Worn by artist Moses Sumney in the latest campaign, the elixir is made for men who live boldly, dress with flair, and rewrite the rules with every step. It is the kind of scent that owns the room before you even speak. Rabanne's Million Gold Elixir is now available in 50ml and 100ml at selected department stores across Malaysia including Seibu, Isetan, Parkson, SOGO and AEON. Peter Thomas Roth Say hello to smoother, brighter under-eyes. Peter Thomas Roth's latest Peptide Skinjection launches are here to tackle expression lines, puffiness, and tired-looking skin with high-performance ingredients and cutting-edge peptide tech. From the Fill & Fix Under-Eye Cream that hydrates and firms, to the Expression Line Hydra-Gel Patches designed to soften crow's feet and frown lines, these game-changers are the ultimate cheat code to a rested, youthful look. The Peptide Skinjection Fill & Fix Under-Eye Cream (15ml, RM260) and Expression Line Hydra-Gel Patches (60 patches, RM380) are available now at Sephora stores, in-app, and online. Anastasia Beverly Hills Serving face has never been this effortless. Anastasia Beverly Hills just launched its Summer Newness Collection, a four-piece glow squad designed for heat-proof glam and golden hour selfies. Whether you are blurring, bronzing or boosting your SPF, these multitasking heroes – Magic Touch Blush Trio, Hydra Prime SPF 50, Smooth Blur Contour and Smooth Blur Bronzer – melt into skin like a dream and hold up through even the sweatiest of days. This is your shortcut to looking sculpted, sun-kissed and seriously radiant. Anastasia Beverly Hills Magic Touch Blush Trio (S$60 – RM198), Hydra Prime SPF 50 (S$70 – RM231), Smooth Blur Contour (S$50 – RM165) and Smooth Blur Bronzer (S$54 – RM178.20) are now available at Sephora Singapore online and in stores. SKINMADE SKINMADE's latest launch is a game-changer for both sun protection and daily prayers. Skin Miracle Broad Spectrum and Blue Light Sunscreen is the brand's first wuduk-friendly tinted sunscreen that protects, nourishes, and washes off easily without affecting your solat routine. With anti-glycation technology, blue light protection, and nine powerful ingredients, this gentle formula helps prevent signs of aging, dullness, and sagging. It keeps your skin glowing and your routine fuss-free – a real miracle in a bottle. SKINMADE Skin Miracle Broad Spectrum + Blue Light Sunscreen (250ml, RM250) and the limited edition 8th Birthday Blind Box (RM233) are now available on TikTok Shop, Shopee, and Lazada. For more info, visit TAMBURINS TAMBURINS is bottling the scent of summer with BLUE HINOKI, its newest fragrance collection inspired by the drift of hinoki wood meeting the salty breeze of the sea. Think crisp bergamot, pine oil, and sun-drenched olibanum melting into one refreshing, woodsy vibe. The lineup goes beyond your usual perfume – with playful Egg Perfume designs, rattan wearables, and even a chic Perfume Deodorant that stays fresh through the heat. The TAMBURINS BLUE HINOKI collection is now available at the brand's official online and offline stores in Korea.
Pink Villa
08-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Pink Villa
BTS member RM's Right Place, Wrong Person to get vinyl release; know pre-order and solo album package details
BIGHIT MUSIC has officially announced the long-awaited vinyl edition of RM's second solo album, Right Place, Wrong Person. And fans are already rushing to secure their copies! Originally released in 2024, the album gained widespread praise for its emotional depth and genre-blending sound. Rooted in alternative influences, it showcased a more introspective side of the BTS leader. The album resonated deeply with listeners around the world. Now, in response to continued love from fans, the album is getting a limited vinyl release. This transforms RM 's soulful record into a collector's item for ARMY and vinyl enthusiasts alike. Right Place, Wrong Person vinyl edition: Pre-orders open today Pre-orders for the vinyl officially opened at 11 a.m. KST on July 8 (7:30 a.m. IST). Album's shipping will begin on a rolling basis by region. Due to the production complexity of vinyl records, release dates will differ across countries. South Korea & Japan: Shipping starts August 8, in order of purchase United States & Europe: Shipping begins September 5, also in order of purchase Fans are encouraged to check local retailers or the official BTS Weverse Shop for availability in their region. What's inside the Vinyl package? The vinyl edition will be released in a single version and comes with a variety of exclusive items: 1 Outer Sleeve 1 Inner Sleeve 1 Vinyl Record 1 Photobook 1 Poster/Lyric Book 2 Photocards As expected, the announcement immediately stirred up a frenzy within the fandom. With limited quantities and high demand, securing the vinyl has turned into a full-blown race. Many ARMYs are even calling it 'a war.' About RM's 2nd solo album: Right Place, Wrong Person Right Place, Wrong Person is the second solo studio album by RM. It was released on May 24, 2024. The 11-track album features a diverse mix of genres and emotional storytelling. The tracklist includes: Right People, Wrong Place, Nuts, Out of Love, Domodachi (featuring Little Simz), ? (Interlude), Groin, Heaven, LOST! (the title track), Around the World in a Day (featuring Moses Sumney), ㅠㅠ (Credit Roll), and Come Back to Me. The project serves as a follow-up to his debut solo album Indigo, released in December 2022. With pre-orders now live and shipping dates on the horizon, the excitement is real. So is the competition to grab one of the most anticipated K-pop vinyls of the year.
New York Times
09-05-2025
- Entertainment
- New York Times
Fiona Apple's Statement About Jailed Mothers, and 8 More New Songs
Every Friday, pop critics for The New York Times weigh in on the week's most notable new tracks. Listen to the Playlist on Spotify here (or find our profile: nytimes) and at Apple Music here, and sign up for The Amplifier, a twice-weekly guide to new and old songs. Fiona Apple, 'Pretrial (Let Her Go Home)' Fiona Apple's first solo single in five years is topical, focused on poor women who are imprisoned before trial and drawing on Apple's time spent as a court watcher. Over a percussive track built on hand drumming, Apple sings about a single mother who can't afford to post bail; by the time her case is dropped, she has lost her home and her family. Her voice is bitterly sympathetic; the video adds stark statistics. Moses Sumney and Hayley Williams, 'I Like It I Like It' Hayley Williams of Paramore joins Mosey Sumney for a song he wrote with a co-producer, Graham Jonson (a.k.a. quickly, quickly) about desire thwarted by its own intensity. 'I turn cactus when we touch,' Sumney moans; 'My lips clutch when you open up,' Williams admits. Deep, loping, stop-start synthesizer lines and a lumpy beat underline both their hesitancy and their obsession; all they can agree on is, 'I like it too much.' Billy Woods and Preservation, 'Waterproof Mascara' The most harrowing track on 'Golliwog,' the new album by the rapper Billy Woods, is 'Waterproof Mascara.' A sobbing woman and an elegiac melody share the foreground of the production, by Preservation, as Woods recalls domestic abuse and suicidal thoughts and tries to numb himself with weed. Like the rest of the album, it's bleak and uncompromising. Kali Uchis, 'Lose My Cool,' 'Sincerely,' the new album by Kali Uchis, is one long, languorous sigh of relief at finding true love, then basking in it. The production luxuriates in relaxed tempos and reverbed guitars in songs like 'Lose My Cool,' a two-part song — slow and slower — that shows off her jazzy side with melodic leaps and airborne crooning. She revels in clinginess: 'Whenever I'm without you babe, it don't feel right,' she coos. Hxppier, 'Aller' Hxppier — the 20-year-old Nigerian songwriter Ukpabi Favor Oru — lets smoldering irritation boil over in 'Aller,' singing, 'I can't right now with your wishes / You try but you lie.' The bass-loving production, by ValNtino, is grounded in an earthy low drumbeat and keeps expanding — with call-and-response voices, ululations, shouts, horns, strings, organ, even a crying baby — as if Hxppier is mustering allies from all sides. Little Feat, 'Dance a Little' Little Feat has every right to celebrate its own longevity, as it does on its new album, 'Strike Up the Band.' Formed in 1969, barely grazing the Top 40 albums through the decades, breaking up and reconvening, the band has persisted through the death of its central singer and guitarist, Lowell George, and many changes since, maintaining its unique fusion of blues, country, funk, New Orleans R&B, gospel, zydeco, jazz and beyond: roots-rock that embraces brilliant tangents. There's a Bo Diddley beat behind the mandolin, accordion and horns of 'Dance a Little,' a rolling, kicking song about traveling, homecoming and seizing the moment. 'Tomorrow is forever, so tonight let's dance together,' it urges, wresting pleasure from mortality. I'm With Her, 'Wild and Clear and Blue' Regrouping after seven years between albums, the string-band supergroup I'm With Her — Sarah Jarosz, Aoife O'Donovan and Sara Watkins — allowed itself some new studio leeway and guest musicians on its new LP, 'Wild and Clear and Blue.' But the group's essence is still in its close harmonies and delicate picking. The album's title track pays homage to Nanci Griffiths and John Prine and touches on the inevitability of change and loss, listening to a car radio as 'the static is slowly replacing the sounds of my childhood days.' DJ Haram, 'Voyeur' The Brooklyn-based DJ Haram, who collaborates with hip-hop avant-gardists like Moor Mother and Billy Woods and has a regular Monday slot on the Lot Radio, pushes Middle Eastern sounds well into the red with 'Voyeur.' Violin lines wail and slide over programmed beats, hand drums and untraceable distorted sounds. It's relentless in the best way. André 3000, 'And Then One Day You'll …' André 3000 has moved his instrumental experiments from flute to piano for a new EP, '7 Piano Sketches': brief, lo-fi, non-virtuoso keyboard doodles. 'And Then One Day You'll …' hints at Thelonious Monk, punctuating moody, descending chords with shards of whole-tone melody — fragments awaiting further development, or just whims.
Time Out
08-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time Out
The Getty's free sunset concert series is back for the summer
Summer is so close we can smell it, and that means all of our favorite outdoor events are making their comebacks. Jazz at LACMA is back in action, Cinespia and Barnsdall Park's Friday Night Wine Tastings have already been announced, and now add to that list the Getty Center 's popular Off the 405 series. The museum's annual concert series announced its lineup on Wednesday, and it includes four evenings of eclectic programming. The best part: Tickets—like admission to the Getty Center—are free, though you'll want to try to secure a reservation ahead of time; tickets tend to open up about two to three weeks before each show. The locally beloved Off the 405 series has been drawing crowds to the Getty's courtyard since 2009 (besides taking a couple years off during the pandemic). With past headliners including Moses Sumney, Allah-Las, Chicano Batman and Shannon and the Clams, each year the series' curated lineup spans a range of genres and regularly showcases some of the most exciting up-and-comers in the independent music scene. Each performance starts at 7:30pm and will be preceded by a DJ set at 6pm. Listening to free live music while watching the sun set over the L.A. skyline in one of the city's most beautiful venues—what could be better? And now for the lineup: First up on May 31 is SML. No, they're not an outlet for songs from Saturday Night Live, but rather an L.A.-based quintet of musicians who've worked with the likes of Phoebe Bridgers, Leon Bridges and Perfume Genius. The band, who recently played a sold-out show at the Lodge Room, blends jazz, Afrobeat, kosmische (electronic Krautrock) and ambient influences. Jeff Parker and Scottie McNiece will DJ before the performance. Tickets are available starting today, May 8. As of the time of writing, there's no show scheduled in June, but on July 12, Nashville-based singer, songwriter and guitarist Madi Diaz will take the stage. Diaz, who's collaborated with Harry Styles and Kacey Musgraves and toured with Angel Olsen and Waxahatchee, is also a recent Grammy nominee for best folk album. Tickets are available starting Thursday, June 26. Two weeks later on July 26 is Empress Of, the musical project of Honduran-American L.A.-based singer-songwriter Lorely Rodriguez. Her bold, bilingual music blends electronic, R&B and dream pop. Tickets are available starting Thursday, July 3. And last but not least, L.A.-based composer, singer and songwriter Emile Mosseri will perform on August 23. You've likely heard Mosseri's work before—he composed the scores for films including The Last Black Man in San Francisco and Minari, which earned him an Oscar nomination. His songwriting shows a more personal side of the artist, and his live performances combine both sides of his repertoire. Tickets are available starting Thursday, July 31. Note that even though tickets are free, they're still required and will serve as your museum reservation. Oh, and as always, you'll still have to pay for parking (normally $25, it's $15 after 3pm and only $10 if you show up after 6pm). If a show is sold-out, walk-ups will be admitted day-of if any spots end up being available, if you want to try your luck. Either way, we recommend arriving early to check out the galleries and gardens before the show and making a day of it.
