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OREO x BTS Cookies Is Finally Here — And It Comes in a Hotteok Flavour

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tallpiscesgirl X OREO BTS Cookies

ARMYs, this one’s for you.

OREO has officially teamed up with global superstars BTS for a limited-edition collaboration that’s as sweet as it is nostalgic. The result? A special OREO cookie inspired by hotteok, Korea’s beloved brown sugar-filled street pancake, created with BTS and dedicated to fans around the world.

A group photo with BTS and OREO BTS Cookies
A group photo with BTS and OREO BTS Cookies

Melange Korea Collagen Facial Treatment Review: What to Expect

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tallpiscesgirl (Charmaine Pua) at Melange Korea @ Plaza Arkadia, Desa Park City for Collagen Facial Treatment

Walking into Melange Korea, I immediately felt a sense of calm. The whole space is very clean and minimal, with soft lighting that makes everything feel warm and relaxing. It’s not the kind of place that feels too clinical. Instead, it’s cosy and quiet, almost like a little escape from the outside. Once I was in the treatment room, it felt private and comfortable, which made it really easy to just switch off.

Melange Korea @ Plaza Arkadia, Desa Park City
Melange Korea @ Plaza Arkadia, Desa Park City

Pantai Hospital Kuala Lumpur‘s What Women Want’ Movement Starts with Talks on Perimenopause

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tallpiscesgirl at Pantai Hospital Kuala Lumpur‘s What Women Want’ Movement Starts with Talks on Perimenopause

Pantai Hospital Kuala Lumpur, in collaboration with Parenthood Media and its community arm KitaParents, recently hosted “Sip & Share” — an intimate café-style talk series created to spark open and honest conversations around women’s health.

The inaugural session, themed “Perimenopause Unfiltered,” took place in Cyberjaya and marked the official launch of Pantai Hospital Kuala Lumpur’s 2026 movement, “What Women Want (For Health).” The initiative aims to position Pantai Hospital Kuala Lumpur as a supportive, safe space where women can openly discuss their health journeys—free from stigma, judgment, or misinformation.