WWE has filled out their Hall of Fame by adding many stars who are not truly at the level expected of a normal inductee.

MRCS national chairman Tan Sri Tunku Puteri Intan Safinaz Sultan Abdul Halim Mu’adzam ... respective expertise and resources, MRCS and WWF-Malaysia aimed to promote humanitarian efforts, health ...

In Dubai, icons Salman Khan and Khabib Nurmagomedov met, sparking fan excitement. Khabib revealed his Bollywood fandom, especially for Shah Rukh Khan, highlighting a softer side. Khabib, retired ...

Sultan Ibrahim Iskandar, Malaysia’s king with a family fortune estimated at US$5.7 billion, is an outspoken ruler determined to make an impact and refuses to be a “puppet king.” The 66-year-old ...

Among the richest kings, there’s one who’s most famous for his wildly extravagant life: Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah of Brunei. With unthinkable wealth and an unmatched passion for luxury ...

What's included: Everyone who raises £30 will receive a WWF panda t-shirt, and when you hit your £100 target you’ll get our exclusive Big Winter Wander medal! Plus, anyone who raises over £250 will ...

The Big Winter Wander is WWF’s annual sponsored walk. This year, we're asking everyone to pick a date to organise a 5k or 10k walk during 10th - 23rd February. When you raise £30 you'll receive a WWF ...

Dan Sultan is one of our favourite Aussie musicians, with no fewer than seven albums to his name. The ARIA Award winner is hitting the road for a national tour next month! Photo shows New Year's ...

Suleiman I (1494-1566), the tenth sultan of the Ottoman dynasty, fully deserved the title of “Magnificent”, which the West had attached to his name since his accession in 1520. His 46-year reign is ...

KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 18 – His Majesty Sultan Ibrahim, the King of Malaysia, has successfully undergone conservative treatment for musculoskeletal pain abroad, Istana Negara said today. The palace ...

The restaurant, located at 28 Mohamed Sultan Road, announced on its Instagram account that it will be "taking a break to rejuvenate and assess the current economic situation". "We are deeply ...

Chris Packham is right to be furious. As first reported by the Guardian, WWF currently backs policies which exploit a number of endangered species for economic reasons, such as trophy hunting.