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Exclusive Getty Johnny Depp 's crib was hit by a would-be burglar ... but fortunately for him and his neighbors, cops nabbed a suspect before she could get away. Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... a woman -- possibly homeless -- broke into Depp's Hollywood Hills home over the weekend. We're told the break-in triggered the home's security system and cops were called. Alamy Our sources say the woman may have been spooked by the alarm system because she took off before cops arrived. But, get this ... cops say they found her nearby and also connected her to another recent burglary. It's unclear if the woman took anything from Depp's home. The investigation's ongoing. Gallery Launch Gallery Getty/TMZ It wasn't all bad news ... Depp wasn't home at the time, and it sounds like he and his neighbors can breathe easier knowing cops arrested a suspect on suspicion of burglary. … [Read more...] about Johnny Depp’s Hollywood Hills Home Hit by Alleged Burglar

Diners in Singapore have an insatiable appetite for the sweeter things in life. And cakes, it seems, from pound cakes and flourless ones to French petit gateaux and even tiramisu, never go out of style. Cupcakes, too, are still the rage these days. Going by the number of new cake and patisserie shops - there have been no fewer than five which opened in the last month and another is slated to open on Saturday - the appetite for cake is still growing. In fact, in the last four months alone, at least 10 food and beverage outlets specialising in cake and cake-related desserts have set up shop. New openings include Cakes Literally at 138 Owen Road at the end of June, and Joys Baking & Co at Block44 Owen Road opposite Pek Kio Market and Madame Patisserie in Boat Quay, both of which opened in July. More recent openings include Missus Bonbon at Delfi Orchard, The Audacious Bakery in Everton Park and The Sweet Movement off Jalan Besar. Shop owners say they see … [Read more...] about Cake and dessert shops still all the rage here

SINGAPORE: As Malaysia moves into a new phase of its coronavirus, with the Recovery Movement Control Order (RMCO) set to continue until the end of 2020, fatigue in the country is setting in. Malaysians generally understand and support these stringent measures to curb the risks of a spread, after witnessing second waves of infections across the world. But frustration is a sentiment hard to countenance when sporting events play to empty venues and entertainment venues remain shut . In this context, it’s worth remembering how far the country has come and how COVID-19 has demonstrated cohesiveness among Malaysians. THE SCARE OF A SUPER-SPREADER EVENT Malaysia’s tribulation began six months ago when it experienced a spike in COVID-19 cases starting from Mar 15, with more than 100 new infections per day. Most of the surge in infections were traced to a 16,000-strong religious event held in the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur organised by the Islamic missionary group … [Read more...] about Commentary: Malaysia a kinder and stronger society six months into COVID-19 fight

PARUNG, Indonesia: Di suatu siang yang terik, seorang perempuan tua tiba di Rumah Kucing Parung, sebuah bangunan satu lantai berwarna kuning mentereng di daerah Parung, Bogor, Jawa Barat. Perempuan 80-an tahun ini datang bersama anaknya dari tempat tinggalnya di Jakarta Barat. Selama 1,5 jam lamanya, mereka melintasi jalan kecil yang berliku di atas sebuah mobil minivan putih yang membawa 10 ekor kucing. Pendiri Rumah Kucing Parung, Dita Agusta mengatakan kepada CNA bahwa setelah bertahun-tahun tinggal sendirian di Jakarta, janda tua itu berniat pindah ke Bandung dan tinggal bersama anak lelakinya. Namun, si anak mewanti-wanti bahwa sang ibu hanya boleh membawa serta dua dari 20 kucing peliharaannya. “Ini sudah kunjungan kedua,” kata Dita selepas ia menemani perempuan tua itu mengelilingi penampungan kucing itu dan menyapa kedelapan kucing-kucing yang ia telah titipkan saat kunjungannya yang pertama. “Ibunya maksa nemenin anaknya ke sini, walapun rumahnya jauh. Dia … [Read more...] about Perempuan ini mengubah rumahnya menjadi penampungan bagi lebih dari 300 kucing jalanan dan terlantar

FRESH air, gorgeous scenery and top nosh? When lockdown lifts, these three countryside breaks are only a drive away. Dunalastair Hotel Suites, Perthshire Writer Eimear O’Hagan and husband Malcolm visited the tiny village of Kinloch Rannoch for a Highland fling. THE PAD: Forget tartan carpets and stag heads. Despite being surrounded by lochs, grazing deer and mountains, at Dunalastair you’ll find a modern decor of greys and whites plus breathtaking views of Schiehallion, one of Scotland’s most famous Munros (AKA mountains). With fancy coffee machines, jars of homemade shortbread, plus The White Company toiletries for the enormous walk-in showers or huge baths in the fancier suites, you’ll struggle to leave. Breakfast offers perfectly poached eggs Benedict, a full Scottish, freshly squeezed juice and piping-hot coffee. Restaurant Edina’s isn’t to be missed either. Expect dishes like crab crostini, £9.95, and ridiculously tender featherblade of beef, £28.95. … [Read more...] about Fresh air, gorgeous scenery and top nosh — three countryside breaks for when lockdown lifts