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Oasis lives on across generations in Indonesia

From Wonderwall to Don’t Look Back in Anger, the songs have outlived Britpop to become a shared soundtrack for Indonesians across generations.

14 hours ago
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Guruh Soekarnoputra, influential musician and dance maestro, dies at 73

Guruh was receiving intensive care at MRCCC Siloam Hospital in Central Jakarta before being pronounced dead on early Saturday, the Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P) secretary general Hasto Kristyanto said in a statement. ...

15 hours ago
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Am I an Artist: A return to art through self-doubt

After retreating inward following personal loss, multidisciplinary artist Abell Octovan shares his journey through a solo show, reclaiming his place in the art world. ...

3 days ago

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Ex-Google safety chief warns AI could harm children more than social media did

Social media companies are paying huge sums and facing thousands of lawsuits over claims they harmed young users, while governments around the world are working to curb minors' access to their platforms.

4 days ago
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Abell Octovan’s solo debut explores personal reflection

Known for his vinyl art toys and satirical resin sculptures, Abell uses humor and popular-culture references to depict tensions between different values and ideas.

1 week ago
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Meet ‘kimpul’, Indonesia’s forgotten tuber gone viral

As global food trends sweep social media, creators are giving new life to the once-overlooked local ingredient.

1 week ago
Entertainment

Ed Sheeran struggles against Gaza tide

Ahead of his next scheduled concert on Saturday, the "Shape of You" pop icon has spent a week scrambling to save his Loop Tour and his public image as criticism rained down from peers and social media users.

1 week ago
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Artists exit Sheeran tour in solidarity with Macklemore pro-Palestinian comments

Sheeran has denied being behind the decision to remove Macklemore, saying his tour's promoter was responsible.

1 week ago
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Artists exit Sheeran tour in solidarity with Macklemore pro-Palestinian comments

Sheeran has denied being behind the decision to remove Macklemore, saying his tour's promoter was responsible.

1 week ago
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Indonesian students to conduct UN-backed microgravity experiment in Germany

Three Indonesian students are set to test how partially wet sand behaves in microgravity, research that could one day help robots dig, handle samples and move materials on the Moon or Mars.

1 week ago
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From toy bears to formulas: Making math tangible for Indonesian children

A hands-on approach to mathematics is helping Indonesian children move beyond memorizing formulas to understand the concepts behind the numbers.

1 week ago
Entertainment

'Widow's Bay', 'The Pitt' favorites for Emmys night

The Apple TV's new horror-comedy series has already scooped up eight awards in the Emmy pre-gala ceremonies, at which the vast majority of the more than 100 statuettes were handed out last weekend by the Television Academy.

2 weeks ago
Science & Tech

OpenAI's software targeted another site before Hugging Face

The new report adds to concerns that advanced artificial intelligence (AI) models may be difficult for humans to control.

2 weeks ago
Entertainment

Gaza film, Malkovich drama vie for Venice top prize

The Venice Golden Lion for best film is one of the industry's most prestigious awards and serves as marketing gold dust for a film while also boosting its chances in Hollywood's end-of-year awards season.

2 weeks ago
Science & Tech

Apple’s foldable iPhone poses a $1,999 question: Who is it for?

Apple executives demonstrated the iPhone Duo running a variety of apps including Zoom, Slack and Netflix on an expanded display, as they showcased its ability to be used for work, content creation and entertainment.

2 weeks ago
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Between Multatuli’s legacy and modern politics

Three decades after documenting life in Lebak, Dutch writer and visual storyteller Arjan Onderdenwijngaard returned to explore how the district has changed, and whether the power structures Multatuli criticized ever truly disappeared.

2 weeks ago
Environment

Wildfires, heat waves threaten to undermine air quality, UN weather agency says

A study cited in the report found extreme fire-smoke events have tripled globally since the 1990s and may have contributed to nearly 100,000 additional deaths annually between 2010 and 2018.

3 weeks ago
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A legend in his youth, Ellyas Pical

Seen today, the photo of Elly’s bout against challenger Polanco captures more than a young boxer at the height of his powers.

3 weeks ago
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‘Names in our Veins’: Two generations, one inherited history

Artworks by FX Harsono and Vincent Ruijters trace erased names, mass violence and ancestral memory across the Chinese-Indonesian diaspora.

3 weeks ago
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Sunken graves: In Indramayu, even death has lost its space

Tidal flooding has swallowed homes, livelihoods and parts of Eretan Wetan’s cemetery, leaving residents struggling to live, and die, with dignity.

3 weeks ago
Environment

El Nino to be 'very strong', last until February, UN warns

The World Meteorological Organization said El Nino would peak towards the end of this year -- though its knock-on impacts for the climate will continue well into 2027.

3 weeks ago
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Burning inside out: GERD’s quiet toll on young women

Young women are arriving at clinics across the country, their chests burning and sleep eroding, their bodies quietly protesting a life of overwork, skipped meals and unrecognized stress.

3 weeks ago
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Prevention matters: Keeping cataracts and glaucoma at bay

Regular eye examinations can detect sight-threatening conditions early, particularly in people at higher risk.

3 weeks ago
Health

Novartis pauses trials of experimental cell therapy after three deaths

The halt was implemented on August 24 after Novartis was notified of three cases of a severe, life-threatening immune reaction. Complications from the reaction, in which the body's defense system overreacts and attacks its own organs, led to the deaths, the Swiss drugmaker said.

3 weeks ago
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LaLaLa Festival 2026: The art of finding something you didn’t come for

At its best, LaLaLa Festival turns a carefully programmed weekend into an exercise in musical serendipity, with smaller stages offering discoveries beyond the big names.

1 month ago
People

Japan's 'polka dot queen' artist Yayoi Kusama dies aged 97

The "polka dot queen" channeled hallucinations and battles with mental health into vibrant art featuring her trademark dots, nets and infinity motifs over a career spanning decades and continents.

1 month ago
People

Dolly Parton, queen of country music, dies at 80

It was her ability to stay true to her roots, combined with her drive to work hard and her nonpartisanship, that fueled her appeal among conservatives and liberals in a politically polarized America.

1 month ago
Entertainment

'GTA VI' publisher files subpoenas in bid to unmask leaks

The leaks are seen as undermining the group's extensive marketing campaign, which began nearly three years ago with an initial trailer.

1 month ago
Entertainment

'So bad it's good': Rough animated film becomes surprise Chinese hit

The film, made by a mother and son, follows the journey of a calf named Niu Lai and was crafted frame by frame over five years, local media reported, with the duo also composing original scores for the end credits.

1 month ago
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Saparinah Sadli: A century of curiosity, courage and conviction

A scholar, activist and mentor to generations of women, Indonesia’s pioneer of gender studies remains an enduring force for women’s rights and social justice.

1 month ago

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