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RPDR 18: Episode 15 Rucap
RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 18 Episode 15 brings back the eliminated queens for the Rupaulapalooza lip sync tournament, competing for the title of Queen of She Done Already Done Had Herses. With all songs by RuPaul, the episode delivers one of the strongest smackdowns yet. After multiple intense rounds and a gag-worthy final reveal, Juicy Love Dion emerges as the winner, securing the $50,000 prize ahead of the grand finale.
Faiz Faisal
Apr 132 min read


Sunday Short: I Want To Be Beautiful... Like You
She doesn’t want to look like them. She just wants to understand why they’re beautiful—and why she isn’t. But every time she looks in the mirror, her face changes. So she goes out searching for answers in other people, trying to “fix” what she sees. Because maybe, if they start to look like her… she can finally believe she’s beautiful too.
Faiz Faisal
Apr 123 min read


Health & Beauty: Lip Care
Stop settling for dry, chapped lips! While we focus on complex skincare for our face, our lips often need a little extra TLC to stay smooth and plump. From the best way to exfoliate without irritation to the secret power of overnight lip masks, we’re breaking down a simple 3-step routine that guarantees a perfect pout. Read on to discover the top-rated products and tips for healthy, hydrated lips all year round.
Faiz Faisal
Apr 112 min read


Movie Review: Alas Roban
I was fully "seated" for Alas Roban (2026). With director Hadrah Daeng Ratu (Sijjin) and a haunting Nike Ardilla trailer, I expected a masterpiece. Instead, it’s a 5/10 mess. It jams too much lore—white tigers, white monkeys, and mass graves—into one 90-minute plot. It should have been an anthology horror! Even with a stellar cast, the emotional "Train to Busan" vibes fell flat due to cheap jumpscares. My advice? Skip the cinema and wait for Netflix
Faiz Faisal
Apr 102 min read


Throwback Thursday: Happy Meals
Remember the 90s when McDonald’s toys felt like they came from a real toy store? From the connecting Tarzan jungle vines to the epic Shoe House Pirate Ship, we’re throwing it back to the golden era of Happy Meals. Join me as I reminisce about the high-quality sets we loved—like Lilo & Stitch and Treasure Planet—and look at why today’s toys have shifted to cardboard. It’s time to ask: can we bring back actual playability to our favorite red box?
Faiz Faisal
Apr 92 min read
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