Yellow BERSIH 2.0 vs Green PERKASA vs Red UMNO Youth

At this hour, Malaysian capital city has been unofficially put into a police state whereby major roads leading into the heart of Kuala Lumpur have been closed and blocked by police with beaming lights from hovering helicopters on the anticipation of BERSIH 2.0 rally at Merdeka Stadium this Saturday (9th July).

Courtesy of GLENN GUAN - The Star

BERSIH 2.0 is a joint rally from 62 non-governmental organisations calling for free and fair election. The last rally was held in Nov 2007 with a massive crowd of estimated 50 000 people took to the street of Kuala Lumpur, which resulting in the political tsunami on 2008 general election as Barisan Nasional lost the majority vote for the first time. Reactions and preemptive acts from the federal government and other Malay organisations since few weeks ago are indicating fear as if the rally will bring another wave of political change when the next general election is held likely the next year.

Since Anwar's political setback in 1998, political game in the mutli-racial nation has been getting complicated and confusing, especially among people in the rural areas where the flow of information is limited and controlled. It is always sickening to see how the government controlled media is dissipating news at such that it portrays to favor the government and put the oppositions as bad guys.

It is always ridiculous to see how some peoples react to this rally with illogical, uncommon senses.

"Yes, the Prime Minister has allowed them (BERSIH) to use a stadium, but he did not mention which one" as police refuses permit from BERSIH 2.0 to hold the rally at Merdeka Stadium.

"It is illegal and police arrest-able offence to wear BERSIH 2.0 T-shirt...Not just T-shirts, but shoes, cars, buses... any media that promotes July 9 rally" as police nabs hundreds of people to lock up.

"BERSIH should instead take up an offer to use a venue in opposition controlled Selangor state..." Isn't Merdeka Stadium located in Selangor? Why opposition controlled state as if BERSIH is an opposition party?

Harry Potter's Unforgivable Curse in Indonesia

As Harry Potter takes on Lord Voldermort in the final duel of the series, Potter fans in Indonesia are casting hexes and curses on government.

Bella casted "Avada Kedavra" on Sirius Black

"I'm a very angry witch. I will cast a "Crucio" curse on the government and torture them for failing to bring the film in."

In opposition to the new high levy imposed on imported movies into Indonesia, major Hollywood studio withdrew films from the country resulting in indefinite delay of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part Two.

Elson Soh (苏奕铨) on air with YES 933

With remaining two days countdown to his debut concert at The Max Pavillion, Singapore Expo, Elson Soh (苏奕铨) continues to promote his concert and share his experience via YES 933 yesterday night interview by DJ Chung Kung Wah (钟坤华). Check out the audio below for some preview of his upcoming concert.

#1 Audio: Elson Soh (苏奕铨), Bryan Teoh (张永佳),
City Love Peter Ng (黄国量) & Joanne Chan (郑瑞玲)
with DJ Chung Kung Wah (钟坤华) on YES933 (9:30PM 6 July 2011)

#2 Audio: Elson Soh (苏奕铨), Yumi Beh (马慧珊), Joseph Hui (许俊勇) 

with DJ Seah Kar Huat (謝家發) on YES933 (24 June 2011)

Looking forward to see them proudly on stage soon.

#3 Tickets to Elson Soh's debut concert at The Max Pavillion, Singapore Expo

Singapore i-Weekly (周刊) 30th Anniversary @Marina Square

#1 Event Details

SINGAPORE, 3rd July 2011: MediaCorp Chinese Magazine, i-Weekly (周刊) is celebrating her 30 years anniversary at Marina Square, launching her exhibition and entertaining stage performances on Saturday (2nd July 2011) and Sunday (3rd July 2011). A photo exhibition of foreign artistes and local celebrities who have been featured in the magazine was held at Atrium level 2. Audiences were also pampered with various stage games together with local artistes.

Yes933 DJ Ivy Tan was hosting Sunday stage performances with celebrities; Nat Ho, Jade Seah, Bryan Wong (王禄江) and Christopher Lee (李铭顺).

#2 Exhibition and stage @Atrium Level 2

#3 Bryan Wong & Ivy Tan on stage

#4 Bryan Wong & Ivy Tan on stage

#5 Video: Bryan Wong & Ivy Tan on stage

#6 Nat Ho, Jade Seah & Ivy Tan on stage

#7 Nat Ho, Jade Seah & Ivy Tan on stage

#8 Video: Nat Ho, Jade Seah & Ivy Tan on stage

#9 Christopher Lee & Ivy Tan on stage

#10 Christopher Lee & Ivy Tan on stage

#11 Video: Christopher Lee & Ivy Tan on stage

#12 Photo Exhibition: Fann Wong (范文芳)

#13 Photo Exhibition: Zoe Tay (鄭惠玉)

#14 Photo Exhibition: Xiang Yun (向云)

#15 Photo Exhibition: Qi YuWu (戚玉武)

#16 Photo Exhibition: Tay Ping Hui (鄭斌輝)

#17 Photo Exhibition: Christopher Lee (李铭顺)

#18 Photo Exhibition: Li Nanxing (李南星)

#19 Photo Exhibition: Elvin Ng (黃俊雄)

#20 Photo Exhibition: Chew Chor Meng (周初明)