The Pacific Regency Suites in Kuala Lumpur are set to end 2009 with a bang, by lining up 3 awesome events to thrill your senses till the end of the year while welcoming 2010 with absolute party modes!

If you want a night out with loads of fun and “WHITE POWER”, then head on to The Ascott of Kuala Lumpur this Saturday

KLPac (KL Performing Arts Centre) is calling out to all promising, up-and-coming performing artists to apply for the Datin Paduka Seri Endon Award for Performing Arts Excellence scholarship fund.

It was a joyful tale of justice being served, as the Star Online reported that, after 13 years, 29 participants of the Asia-Pacific Conference on East Timor (Apcet) II who sued the police and Gov­ernment for unlawful arrest and detention were finally awarded RM30,000 each by a High Court.

In a report involving child tragedy, the Star Online highlighted that the half-naked body of a girl, believed to be between 11 and 13, was found floating in a water retention pond.

Actress Ida Nerina Hussain, 45, has denied that her husband Sha’arin Mohd Razali, 40, uttered a divorce proclamation against her last September, according to The Star Online.

A Datuk and his two daughters,all officers of a travel agency, pleaded not guilty to a total of 360 money-laundering charges involving RM60mil.

According to the Star Online, five more children have been rescued from the “Klang baby factory”, bringing the total number to 10.

In what would be considered a freak accident until proven otherwise, Yahoo Malaysia reported that an Indonesian worker was found dead in a grinder at an animal feed plant in Subang.

Yahoo Malaysia highlighted in an article that twenty-six patrons, including 10 women, at an entertainment centre in Sentul were detained today when they tested positive for drugs.

The late Michael Jackson would have been happy to see that some acts of charity for children still exists in the world. In the spirit of Christmas, Shambala Kidz, a learning centre dedicated to mentoring underprivileged children, donated RM50,000 to 10 children’s charities, according to The New Straits Times.

Cases such as road bullies in Malaysia are getting stranger by the day, such was the case when the Malay Mail reported that police are looking for a missing motorist who attacked a couple after ramming his car into their motorcycle in Seri Kembangan last Monday.

Sometimes, superstitious thoughts may prove to be unwise, as a grandmother found out the hard way, when the New Straits Times reported that she was RM700,000 poorer after believing the supernatural story of her house being haunted by a “toyol” by con-men.

Anything to do with drugs is never beneficial to anyone, and the New Straits Times highlighted that notion today, when three men charged with trafficking in more than 100kg of ca-nnabis were ordered by the High Court to enter their defence.

An MCA central committee member has lambasted vice-president Datuk Seri Liow Tiong Lai for getting 12 leaders to stage a public resignation from the central committee to pave way for fresh party elections.

Yahoo Malaysia reported that sixteen men were detained after they were tested positive in an integrated anti-drugs operation involving government agencies in Ampang.

According to the New Straits Times, about 40 children from a home for orphans here were awed by replicas of Leonardo da Vinci’s inventions at the National Science Centre yesterday.

Deputy Yang di-Pertuan Agong Tuanku Abdul Halim Mu’adzam Shah will open the national-level Maal Hijrah 1431H/2009 celebration at the Putrajaya International Convention Centre.