Lifestyle Medicine Push: Malaysia’s Society of Lifestyle Medicine is urging structured training so primary care teams can better prevent and manage type 2 diabetes, especially as diagnoses reportedly hit younger ages. Local Fashion & Buying Local: South Africa’s “Local Fashion Police” panel is set for the Proudly South African campaign, which aims to boost local clothing and textile sectors and offers R50,000 in fashion prizes. Health Myth Check: A new roundup warns that daily multivitamins don’t meaningfully cut chronic disease risk for most healthy adults, though they may help specific groups. Beauty Routine Reality: Dermatology advice says sunscreen should be reapplied over makeup using smart methods, since protection fades with sweat, touch, and sun exposure. Culture & Community: Wakaland Fest returns to Archidona with a strong urban-pop lineup and a family area. Food & Travel Mood: Time Out spotlights Mersea’s, a no-reservations waterfront seafood shack near L.A., as a weekend escape for ocean-view lunches. Sports & Identity Debate: The WNBA players’ union is pushing back in the ongoing trans-athlete conversation after Sophie Cunningham’s comments, calling out “hate, abuse, and demonization.” Money & Home Buying: A housing affordability guide stresses that lender-approved mortgage amounts often don’t match what fits real life budgets and lifestyle goals. Tech Platform Tension: Telegram CEO Pavel Durov says Apple’s App Store removal/reinstatement episode was tied to an extortion attempt, raising questions about platform safeguards.