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Rowan Atkinson, best known for playing Mr Bean, was recently spotted filming his new Netflix comedy series, ‘Man vs Baby’, in London. On 31 January, the 70-year-old actor was seen at Piccadilly Circus, emerging from a Tube station while cradling a baby with a bewildered expression. Footage of the moment quickly sparked speculation among fans about a possible Mr Bean comeback, but it was later confirmed that Atkinson was filming for his new role. In another video, he was also spotted struggling to push four grocery carts along the pavement while looking exhausted. ‘Man vs Baby’ is a sequel to Atkinson’s 2022 comedy ‘Man vs Bee’ and follows his character, Trevor Bingley, in a new set of hilarious misadventures. Created and written by Atkinson and Will Davies, the series will consist of four episodes. Can’t wait for this!! 🎥: @/nayem_in_london (Instagram) #SAYSentertainment

The White House faced backlash after posting a video titled “ASMR: Illegal Alien Deportation Flight” on social media, according to CNBC. The footage shows shackles being laid out on an airport tarmac, cuffs jingling, and immigrants in restraints boarding a deportation flight from Seattle. The 41-second clip includes close-ups of detained individuals with bound hands and feet walking towards the plane. Their faces are not shown, but the video's tone and framing have drawn criticism, with many viewing it as a disturbing display of the administration’s deportation policies. Follow @saysdotcom for more news updates. 🎥: @/whitehouse (Instagram) #SAYSnews

what a distinguished gentleman🥹 Follow @saysdotcom for more fun stories! 🎥 : @/king_oyen2022 (Instagram) #SAYScomel

Imagine explaining this to the hospital staff💀 Follow @saysdotcom for more fun stories! 🎥: @/litredbook (Instagram) #SAYScomel

A China-based cosmetics brand registered in Malaysia is under investigation by the Health Ministry (MOH) for advertising its facial peeling solution as edible, reported the New Straits Times. Health Minister Datuk Seri Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad said the brand’s marketing may have violated Malaysian law, prompting the National Pharmaceutical Regulatory Agency (NPRA) to issue a notice demanding an explanation by 14 February. If the company fails to comply, its licence could be revoked. An ad seen by SAYS showed a Malaysian woman putting the red solution in her mouth, claiming it gives “glass-like skin”. The ad has since been removed. Dr Dzulkefly called the ads misleading and a health risk. The use of white coats in the ads, implying professional endorsements, also violated the Guidelines for Cosmetic Advertisement. Social media users criticised the campaign, with some calling it “misleading” and a “choking hazard”. Click the link in @saysdotcom bio or visit www.says.com for the full story. #SAYSnews

Malaysian snacks slap and she knows it 🙂‍↕️ A British tourist recently went viral after sharing a video of her massive 28kg haul of snacks from Malaysia. Leila Purchase, 23, known as @/lifeofleils on TikTok, previously studied at the Alice Smith International School in Kuala Lumpur and returned for a month-long visit. "It was the best month of my life in my old home," she shared. She revealed that she had arrived in Malaysia with just 7kg of hand-carry luggage but ended up buying an extra bag solely for snacks — no clothes, just food (admin’s note: real). The video has since garnered over 400,000 views, with Malaysians applauding her snack choices and jokingly welcoming her as an honorary citizen. Come back soon to restock hehe Click the link in @saysdotcom bio or visit www.says.com for the full article. 📽️: @Leila Purchase (TikTok) #SAYScomel

A Malaysian woman has taken birthday surprises to new heights by displaying a special message for her husband on a Ferris wheel. TikTok user @/riririmau recently shared a heartwarming video of her husband's reaction to her grand surprise during their visit at FunPark Gamuda Luge Gardens in Rawang. The husband's adorable reaction amused netizens, who also praised the woman's creativity in surprising her husband for his birthday. The video quickly went viral, filled with comments from curious viewers who inquired about booking such a unique birthday surprise. The woman shared that the price ranges from RM300 to RM500, with options for either a 30-minute or hour-long display. Read more about the wholesome video via the link in bio or head to www.says.com. #SAYScomel

If you spent your childhood belting out 'The Day You Went Away' into a hairbrush or secretly wished your crush would dedicate 'Pretty Boy' to you, brace yourself — M2M is coming to Malaysia! After more than two decades, the beloved Norwegian pop duo, Marion Raven and Marit Larsen, is reuniting for their first-ever headlining tour, 'The Better Endings', and they're bringing it to Resorts World Genting for one night only on 27 April. If their other Asia tour stops are any indication (tickets are selling out in hours), you do not want to sleep on this. 📍 Arena of Stars, Resorts World Genting 🗓️ 27 April 🕕 6pm 🎫 Ticket details VIP – RM668 PS1 – RM468 PS2 – RM268 PS3 – RM168 (Genting Rewards Card members get a 10% discount for VIP, PS1, and PS2 tickets.) Pre-sale for GRC Gold & Above members: 17 February Public sales open: 24 February at 12pm Read more about this concert via the link in the bio or head to www.says.com! Cover image: @/marit2marion (Instagram) #SAYSentertainment

Wiwoo wiwoo abg bomba tolongg, jari admin tersepit pintu ni🥲 Follow @saysdotcom for more fun stories! 🎥 : @stella12346 #SAYScomel

At a primary school in China, a teacher used AI to create images of students’ dream jobs, turning their aspirations into reality through technology. Many netizens praised this approach, saying it’s a creative and meaningful way to preserve children's dreams. Follow @saysdotcom for more news updates. 🎥: @/XH_Lee23 (X) #SAYSnews

These falcons are more high maintenance than admin.😭 An Arab man has gone viral for bringing his falcons on board what is allegedly an AirArabia flight. He was casually spotted pushing a luggage cart with five falcons perched calmly on top. The video, posted on Instagram, has already racked up over 2.3 million views and 40,000 likes since it was posted on 19 January 2025. Follow @saysdotcom for more fun stories! 🎥: @/newspace2060 (Instagram) #SAYScomel

A Malaysian woman was stunned to find her iPad exactly where she had left it after accidentally forgetting it overnight at a restaurant in Japan. Sharing her experience on TikTok, Intan said she was nearly in tears when she realised she had left her device behind after returning to her hotel that night. To her relief, she and her husband spotted it sitting atop a signboard outside the halal ramen restaurant, exactly where she had left it the day before. Amazingly, she revealed that the device was not even password-protected and had been left untouched for about 12 hours. Click the link in @saysdotcom bio or visit www.says.com to read the full article. 🎥 : @Intanizzaty #SAYSlifestyle

An Instagram video by @/richdadwilliam is sparking debate after showing uncovered water tanks on shoplot rooftops. He raised concerns about contamination from bird droppings, debris, and rain — questioning whether this could affect restaurant water supply. However, commenters were divided. Some agreed, expressing worry over hygiene risks, while others clarified that rooftop tanks are typically used for toilet water, not kitchen use. What do you think? Should this be a cause for concern... or is the fear overblown? 🤔 Follow @saysdotcom for more news. 📹: @/richdadwilliam (Instagram) #SAYSnews

A new space and a new cheesecake flavour? 👀 Check out @nikonekomatcha's new sleek outlet at The Met Corporate Towers! Read the full article by tapping on our link 🔗 Cover image: @rikhman (Threads) #SAYSeats #matcha #kl #hojicha #cafehopping #food #drinks

A Malaysian woman recently took to TikTok to call out what she believed to be rule-breakers for using the emergency lane. However, netizens pointed out that she was the one in the wrong. In the viral video, the woman driving in the left lane was heard calling out drivers for "misusing" the emergency lane, believing they were flouting traffic laws. The netizens took to the comments section to point out that there was a signboard in the background indicating that the emergency lane was a Smart Lane, legally open for use during certain hours and days. Others explained that the Malaysian Highway Authority activates Smart Lanes during specific hours — typically from 8am to 10pm on Fridays, weekends, and public holidays — to ease congestion. Click the link in @saysdotcom bio or visit www.says.com to read the full article. 🎥: @farratownqueen #SAYSnews

Malaysia proudly secured third place at the prestigious 2025 Pastry World Cup, also known as the Coupe du Monde de la Pâtisserie, held recently in Lyon, France. Finishing just behind Japan and host country France, the Malaysian team — comprising of Fong Kah Mun (chocolate), Foo Yi Qing (sugar), and Tyler Tan (ice) — delivered an outstanding performance on the global stage. For the 2025 final, each team — consisting of a chocolatier, a sugar expert, and an ice master — had just nine hours to craft an elaborate spread for the judges. A total of 18 teams competed for the coveted title, interpreting this year's theme, 'National Heritage'. Swipe through and check out Team Malaysia’s works of art! Congrats Team Malaysia! 🥳 Click the link or visit www.says.com for more details. Image credit: Coupe du Monde de la Pâtisserie (Facebook) #SAYSnews

A clip of the Indian Army’s dog squad rehearsing for the 76th Republic Day parade in New Delhi has gone viral for their flawless synchronised movements with their handlers. The footage, which shows six dogs forming a perfect circle before marching in a straight line, has so far garnered over 7.7 million views. Pls give these good boys their well-earned treats!! 🫡 Follow @saysdotcom for more fun stories! 🎥: @/renu.ravish34 (Instagram) #SAYScomel

Let’s be real, back in our studying days, there was one place we could always count on no matter how late it was... the mamak! These students from Tunku Abdul Rahman University of Management & Technology (TARUMT) took their grad photos at a local mamak and the vibes were immaculate! Congrats on graduating geng 🎓 Follow @saysdotcom for more fun stories! 🎥 : @Liewbalance (TikTok) #SAYScomel

Two Malaysians recently found themselves in an unexpected game of 'Catch Me If You Can' with a mischievous crow that swooped in and made off with RM70. Instagram user Teh Wee Sheng captured the hilarious encounter in Taman Desa, Kuala Lumpur. The clever bird clutched the stolen cash — a RM50 and a RM20 note — in its beak while casually hopping around, just out of reach of its frustrated victims. In one video, a man in green tries to grab the money, but the crow playfully dodges him. A woman in pink joins the chase, balancing her phone while attempting to catch the cheeky bird. Read more about the hilarious encounter on www.says.com or head to the link in our bio! 🎥: @/tehweeshang (Instagram) #SAYScomel

A rare hailstorm hit several several areas in Shah Alam, Selangor, yesterday, 9 March, at around 4pm. Videos on social media showed captured small hailstones, about 1 to 2 cm in diameter, accumulating on grass along road dividers. Residents expressed surprise, with some witnessing hail for the first time. The storm also brought down several trees, particularly in Sections 9 and 17, causing leading to roadblocks along Persiaran Kayangan. Follow @saysdotcom for more news updates. 🎥: CoachKamarul Aisyah (Facebook) #SAYSnews