This week, Hong Kong comedian Vivek Mahbubani returns to our shores and is joined compatriot Tim Chan, who replaces Matina Leung in the lineup. Ahead of their Cantonese standup comedy show that is part of the PJ Laugh Fest, the duo speaks to us about their favourite Malaysian funnymen and why they love our audience.

The month-long PJ Laugh Fest sees ardent comedy buffs heading to PJLA to catch a host of exciting shows, though none more highly anticipated than ‘Actorlympics’. Jason Lo takes time off supporting his beloved football club Chelsea and completing his half written standup comedy script to talk to us about ‘Actorlympics’.

Daiquiri is the mixologist’s answer to a tropical paradise. To many, Daiquiri, in its purest incarnation, provides the perfect way to enjoy rum. The citric sourness of the lime and the sharp sweetness of rum are balanced by the mellowing effects of the sugar, resulting in a refreshing combination. We pick out three spots in KL to down a few daiquiris.

Discovering a dead body while on a date (or any time for that matter) is nothing short of a disaster. Just ask Richard Willey, the suave Junior Minister in the Lib-Con coalition government, and his mistress Jane Worthington, the Opposition leader’s secretary, when they stumble upon a man’s limp body by the balcony window of their hotel suite that sets into motion a series of ludicrous events.

William Shakespeare’s various plays and sonnets are widely considered some of the most iconic in literature, but to go through the celebrated poet and playwright’s entire catalogue of works in one go seems utterly ludicrous. The team behind February’s poignant ‘Someone Who’ll Watch Over Me’ took up that challenge and the result is ‘The Compleat Wrks of Wllm Shkspr (Abridged)'.

In the group’s new ‘Met Before’ music video, which is reminiscent of Enid Blyton’s ‘Famous Five’ and RL Stine’s ‘Goosebumps’ choose your adventure-style books, you get to decide vocalist Caroline Polachek’s fate. This interactive video allows viewers to click onscreen left, right, front and back arrows at vital parts of the narrative, which subsequently spawn a variety of different endings.