Maria Farida spotted at Sepang International Circuit

Gorgeous Malaysian actress and model Maria Farida was recently spotted in Sepang during the Japan GT Race.

More pics after the jump.

Siti Nurhaliza tweets a photo with Johnny Depp

Malaysian pop darling Datuk Siti Nurhaliza recently went on a trip to Australia, and didn't waste a chance when she spotted Cap Jack Sparrow down under. She tweets this picture.

Erra Fazira: 'Doakan rumahtangga kami'

MENJADI selebriti terkenal seperti Erra Fazira memang ada banyak 'bayaran' yang perlu dibuat olehnya. Terkenal, maka seluruh isi cerita kehidupannya, bukan sekadar kisah kerjaya mahu diketahui khalayak. Ini termasuklah kisah rumah tangganya bersama Engku Emran yang dibina pada tahun 2007.

Bukan sekali dua, malah sejak berkahwin sehingga kini mempunyai seorang anak, Engku Aleesya yang telah berusia tiga tahun, kisah rumah tangga Erra hangat menjadi bualan. Spekulasi bertebaran tanpa henti, konon rumah tangganya kini berantakan.

Andy Lau and wife to move to Malaysia

By Casey Lee

Hong Kong megastar Andy Lau and his Malaysian wife Carol Chu will be moving to Malaysia to reside after the new birth of their daughter.

According to Jayne Stars, Lau's management agency East Asia Entertainment Ltd has confirmed that Lau and Chu will be moving to Malaysia with their newborn daughter, as he is afforded better privacy there than the constant hounding of the media in Hong Kong.

Najib's Future Son-in-law Enrolled Into Sandhurst

KUALA LUMPUR, — Daniyar Nazarbayev has enrolled in the famed Sandhurst Military College since last year, despite doubts over Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak’s future son-in-law’s academic qualifications to enter Columbia University in the United States previously.

According to family sources, the 24-year-old Kazakh is in the commissioning course for regular army officers which takes 48 weeks.

“Daniyar is in Sandhurst now. They accepted him last year,” a source told The Malaysian Insider.
According to the college’s website, the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst in Surrey is where “all officers in the British Army are trained to take on the responsibilities of leading soldiers.”

“More than 80 per cent of Officer Cadets are university graduates, but some arrive with A-Levels or equivalent. Others are serving soldiers who have been selected for Officer training and some come from overseas, having been chosen by their own armies to train at the world famous Academy.
“It is not possible for anyone to undertake training at their own private expense,” the website said.

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