Gandrik Theater: Chuckling at corruption
The Gandrik Theater group from Yogyakarta is presenting its latest production, Pandol, a play that raises political and social issues pertinent to the country.
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Crudites on daily menus for taste and health
In nearly every region in Indonesia, consumable raw plants are abundant. And for a long time ago, lalapan, as we call raw plants, has been on many families’s daily menu.
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Cheers to the `kebaya’
It’s no secret. I love wearing kebayas. There’s something so supremely special about them.
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Rebecca Reijman: Days of reading
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Choky Sitohang the smooth and elegant ‘matchmaker’
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Personal Technology: The end of the era of boorish intrusion
One of the ironies about this new era of communications is that we’re a lot less communicative than we used to be.
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Weekend is movie time
Weekends mean movie time for the 22-year-old model-turned-actress, Laura Basuki, who rose to fame for her role in Gara-Gara Bola (Because of Soccer).
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Horror flick from hell
Back in 2001, more than 1 million people lined up to watch Jelangkung (The Uninvited), a horror flick co-directed by Rizal Mantovani and Jose Purnomo, both known as music-video directors.
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Kambangan Island Up Close
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Rosso’s traditional Italian cuisines
There are many Italian restaurants in town. If you crave for traditional Italian cuisines, this may be the right time to visit Rosso.
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