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Hype Malaysia
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Hype Malaysia
F&N Magnolia & Illumination's Minions Go All Bananas With Mischievous Makeover
Just in time for the new school term, F&N MAGNOLIA teams up with Illumination's beloved Minions to launch a limited-edition range of mischievously fun dairy treats. From banana milk to Minion-themed ice cream tubs, this playful collaboration brings smiles, energy, and flavour to fans of all ages — perfect for lunchboxes, after-school snacks, or a cheeky treat between homework breaks. Leading the range is the F&N MAGNOLIA Banana Milk UHT — a creamy, wholesome favourite now wrapped in bright, playful packaging inspired by Illumination's Minions. Given the Minions' famous love for bananas, they are the perfect partners to bring this treat to life, turning every sip into a joyful, lighthearted moment for all. Available nationwide from 1st June 2025 in 1L and 200ml (6-pack) formats, it is the ideal companion for lunchboxes, road trips, or a cheerful break at home, adding a splash of fun and tasty goodness to everyday routines. The fun continues with two more family favourites, F&N MAGNOLIA 100% Fresh Milk and Chocolate Milk (6-pack), now available in three exclusive Minions designs. Launching on 1st July 2025 and sold exclusively at 99Speedmart and selected AEON outlets, these playful packs are set to bring an extra dose of character and joy to every sip. Ice cream lovers are in for a treat, too, as the best-selling F&N MAGNOLIA Neapolitan and Vanilla tubs receive a Minions-themed makeover. Available from 1st July 2025 in 1.4L tubs, these creamy indulgences are perfect for sharing with family and friends. SAY 'BELLO' TO ILLUMINATION'S MINIONS WITH THESE EXCITING OFFERS Beyond just tasty goodness, every RM10 spent on F&N MAGNOLIA Minions milk products gives fans a chance to win delightfully mischievous rewards in a nationwide contest, with over RM69,000 worth of prizes up for grabs! Running from 1 June to 31 August, a total of 46 winners will be selected weekly, bringing home limited-edition Minions merchandise, including: Minions Leather Backpack (worth RM1,200): Crafted in iconic Minions yellow with cheeky character accents and a premium cowhide leather finish — the perfect statement piece for fans with flair. Crafted in iconic Minions yellow with cheeky character accents and a premium cowhide leather finish — the perfect statement piece for fans with flair. Minions Back-to-School Set (worth RM165): Brimming with Minions-themed school essentials like stationery and water bottles — perfect for young fans gearing up for class. Minions Plushies (worth RM80): Soft, huggable, and packed with personality — a lovable addition to any collection. Soft, huggable, and packed with personality — a lovable addition to any collection. Touch 'n Go eWallet Reload PIN: RM10 reload PINs — adding a little extra value to your banana-loving day. COMPAI! A BANANA-FILLED MINION INVASION To celebrate the launch, F&N MAGNOLIA is bringing a burst of banana-fuelled fun to selected AEON malls in Klang Valley and Johor Bahru, where shoppers can look forward to mischievous Minions experiences on a larger-than-life scale. Purchase RM40 worth of F&N MAGNOLIA Fresh Milk UHT, either 1L or 200ml (6-pack), and stand a chance to win exclusive Minions merchandise through the giant blind box vending machines! Located at selected AEON mall concourses, fans can try their luck at scoring collectable plush toys, keychains, drink holders and more. The fun continues at selected malls nationwide, where interactive sampling booths invite families to take part in the 'Catch the Banana' game. With a minimum spend of RM20 on F&N MAGNOLIA products, participants can test their reflexes in a challenge to win Minions prizes such as kids' bags, lunchboxes, woven bags, water bottles, and umbrellas — making for a cheerful and rewarding day out. For more information on the F&N MAGNOLIA and Illumination's Minions range and upcoming mall activations, visit Alyssa Gabrielle contributed to this article.
Vogue
23-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Vogue
Here's Everything Coming to Netflix in August 2025
August is almost upon us, and with it the sunburn, bug bites, and sniffles from too much air-conditioning that always manage to make summer a little less dreamy than we remembered it being (ugh, adult life!). That said, if you're nursing a summer cold—or have just spent way too much time outdoors lately—you're in luck, because Netflix has a whole new crop of movies and TV shows headed our way next month. Below, find everything that's coming to the streaming service in August. August 1: My Oxford Year Perfect Match: Season 3 American Pie American Pie 2 Anaconda Clueless Dazed and Confused The Departed Despicable Me Despicable Me 2 Fast Times at Ridgemont High Fire Country: Season 2 Groundhog Day Journey 2: The Mysterious Island Journey to the Center of the Earth Jurassic Park The Lost World: Jurassic Park Jurassic Park III Megamind Minions Pawn Stars: Season 16 Rush Hour Rush Hour 2 Rush Hour 3 Thirteen Weird Science Wet Hot American Summer Wyatt Earp August 2: Beyond the Bar August 5: Love Life: Seasons 1-2
Business Standard
23-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Business Standard
CraftEarth's Rakhi Collection 2025 is Here: Handcrafted Love, Now at Up to 50% OFF!
VMPL New Delhi [India], July 23: Raksha Bandhan 2025 is near. The festival will be celebrated on August 9 this year. Like every year, siblings look out for rakhis that stand out, something sisters eagerly wait to do to make the day extra special for their brothers and bhabhis (sister-in-laws). Now, they won't have to search for the Unique Rakhi for Brother at physical stores. can serve as the one-stop shop for all Raksha Bandhan 2025 shopping needs, offering rakhis at affordable rates with up to 50% off. Raksha Bandhan 2025 becomes extra special with CraftEarth's exclusive handcrafted rakhi collection, a one-stop shop for everything rakhis and much more, offering great discount deals. CraftEarth is all about handcrafted rakhis that speak from the heart. CraftEarth's exclusive rakhi collection 2025, featuring artisan-made threads, eco-friendly gifts, and up to 50% off festive deals, serves as the go-to brand for the special festival. The brand is also about celebrating the special bonds between siblings, and it gets it right with its exclusive collection of rakhis, which are offered for both 'bhaiya' and 'bhabhi.' Raksha Bandhan is not just about tying a thread, it goes beyond that. It is about tying emotions, memories, and promises that last a lifetime. Like every year, CraftEarth is bringing that sentiment to life with its exclusive handcrafted rakhi collection 2025. From charming evil eye designs and kids' favourites to elegant Bhaiya-Bhabhi sets and spiritual classics, the collection at the brand beautifully merges traditions and modern flair. With up to 50% off, free shipping, and handcrafted love in every detail, the brand invites everyone to make this Rakhi personal, sustainable, and meaningful. Each rakhi at CraftEarth is capable of telling a story by weaving in the right emotions. The rakhi collection 2025 by the brand is crafted by skilled artisans, who pour tradition, creativity, and heart into every piece. Below is the collection highlight at CraftEarth : - Bhaiya-Bhabhi sets: These are designed with mirror work, pearls, kundan-style accents, and love for both him and her. - Evil Eye Rakhi: These are designed to be symbolic and stylish with ancient protective motifs and come in bold colors. They come in premium threadwork and minimalist finishes. - Eco-Friendly Rakhi: These are handmade with organic cotton threads, recyclable embellishments, and biodegradable packaging. - Kids Rakhi: These are designed with characters like Spiderman, Unicorn, Minions, and more as soft and safe rakhis. - Designer Rakhi: These are designed with hand embroidery, crystal beads, and metallic accents. - Spiritual Rakhi: These have designs with Om, Swastik, Ganesha, and Rudraksha for those seeking divine blessings and traditional values in their celebration. CraftEarth also believes in return gifts that feel just as special. They are offering TheGoodDolls, which are adorable, hand-stitched fabric dolls, celebrating sisters with charm and creativity. These are handcrafted by women artisans, using soft cotton and traditional stitching. They have charming characters like Ayaan, Meher, and more, each with a unique outfit and personality. TheGoodDolls are safe and washable made with eco-conscious and non-toxic materials. They are beautifully gift-wrapped and are a wonderful keepsake symbolizing warmth, nostalgia, and affection. CraftEarth, which mainly deals in trophies, mementos, God idols, wall hangings, home decor items, among other things, has been bringing hand crafted material to customers from past 30 years. CraftEarth is ready to make gifting joyful and yet affordable with free shipping across India, and combo hampers with chocolates, dry fruits and more. Our collection of trophies and mementos is designed for academic institutions, including schools and colleges, as well as for corporate recognition events. Celebrate Raksha Bandhan 2025 with and make the festival even more special. Contact Information Name: Viral Chawla Email: support@ Address: Achleshwar Road, Gwalior (M.P.) - India 474009 Organization: Phone: (+91) 8359996999
Wall Street Journal
22-07-2025
- Business
- Wall Street Journal
How to Spot North Korean Scammers in the American Workforce: Look for Minions
American tech companies have a serious problem with a despicable twist. The FBI believes thousands of North Koreans have infiltrated the U.S. workforce by assuming the identities of Americans to secure remote jobs. Many of them, investigators have found, are bound by a few defining characteristics: total devotion to Dear Leader Kim Jong Un, a penchant for stealing cryptocurrency and an obsession with Minions, the cuddly yellow agents of evil from 'Despicable Me.'
Indian Express
20-07-2025
- Sport
- Indian Express
The Mighty Minions who ruled badminton doubles
Lee Yang and Wang Chi Lin never reached World No 1 in men's doubles. Their best was #2 in September of 2022, and you could say that a shorter turnaround between Tokyo and Paris might just have helped when they went on to win back to back Olympic titles, on either side of that ranking high. There were absences from the circuit which might have cost them some connect and popularity with fans around the world, though. But they showed up when it mattered in an Olympic-heavy sport like badminton, winning gold in 2021 and 2024. On the other end of the spectrum are Indonesia's hugely popular Kevin Sanjaya Sukamuljo and Marcus Fernaldi Gideon, the Minions. They ruled the ranking charts as World No 1s for a mighty 272 weeks according to Tracker MS/WS, starting mid-2017. But never could nail down a medal of any colour at the World Championship or the Olympics in what remains the biggest mysteries of badminton. The Minions era, though, that took them past the doubles heyday of Lee Yong Dae was when the sport earned itself a TV audience, thanks to their playing style. Fast, flat, ridiculously talented, enviably deceptive, the Indonesians became fan favourites, drawing an entire generation towards doubles between 2016 and nearly 2022. The wow moments never stopped when Kevin-Marcus played, and their matches got watched in Live stadia and on television for the skill and speed rush they offered as they went about stringing together an incredible number of titles. It wasn't a smashathon or the European or Chinese way of bombarding opponents with big hits, but racquetwork that explored ludicrous hitting angles, clinically elevated heart rates if those watching and undoubtedly left opponents scratching their heads, and in turn bolstering their own games to counter that barrage. Kevin was the little maestro at the net, and Marcus no less talented with his creative game, that took badminton beyond realms of medals, titles and legacy calculations. Ben Beckman lauds the #BadmintonIcon that is 🇮🇩 Kevin Sanjaya Sukamuljo. Happy retirement, legend. 🫡 — BWF (@bwfmedia) May 17, 2024 Like Wiaan Mulder, the South African who simply refused to hack down Brian Lara's 400 score, unmindful of whether anyone would remember him 50 years hence without the statistical milestone (or just confident that he will get the mark against an Australia or England), the Minions legacy too will not get pinned to a point in time. A date. A number. A picture on the podium. A trivia question. There's a continuum to their emergence, the years they dominated and faded out, imprinted at best in youtube rabbit holes. Eye-poppingly, none of their 37 finals on the World Tour or in the Super Series era were against the double Olympic champions, Taiwanese Lee-Wang. History will look at the equally talented but not as consistent Lee-Wang with awe, but those who followed badminton in those 2016-2021 years will not quite easily forget the headrush and racing heartbeat and completely messed up breathing patterns of when they watched Minions play. And to think they followed right after the peak of perhaps the finest and most respected men's doubles players, Hendra Setiawan and Mohammed Ahsan, also Indonesians. The 272 weeks when the Minions ruled, winning close to 30 titles, including Asian Games and All Englands, however will remain a statistical hallmark. Always asterisk'd by why they never got anywhere near the annual World Championship or Olympic medals in all these years. On the cusp of World No 1 next are Koreans Seo Seung-jae and Kim Won-ho, who have played half the tournaments (9) most others have in the ranking period, add to the slightly mental ways in which men's doubles has ebbed and flowed – or whirlpooled with no one quite dominating for long. As per Tracker MS WS, the next best amongst the contemporary pairings have been Chinese silver medallists from Paris, Liang Wang (48 weeks), compulsive All England winners Alfian-Ardianto (37 weeks), Danish fighters, Anders Rasmussen & Kim Astrup (24), Asian Games champions Satwik Chirag (18) and Japanese former World Champions, Hoki-Kobayashi (14). Malaysian Ong-Teo were on 8 weeks before being upstaged. It's a little like the golden period of women's singles, though not as prodigious and delightful. But there's serious talent in that bunch, and skills that make up for the absence of the Minions. To add to the continuing adoration of mens doubles, Lee Yang and Wang Chi Lin too played some very eclectic badminton to win their Olympic golds. But quiz any upcoming men's doubles shuttler from any part of the world in the continental junior meets underway, and they would tell you what an indelible mark the Minions left. The gold and podiums were not quite nailed, and they couldn't quite put the ring on Olympic greatness. The era, though, firmly belongs to the mighty Minions.
