Architect Cho Min-suk to design Serpentine Pavilion in London
The Korean concept of “madang,” a multi-functional courtyard, will be central to the 23rd Serpentine Pavilion to be unveiled in London on June 5.
Snow disrupts Youth Olympics in Gangwon; Cold wave alert issued in Seoul
Heavy snowfall pounded the mountainous Gangwon Province, where the Winter Youth Olympics are underway, disrupting outdoor competitions and scheduled side events. All of the…
Thai badminton powerhouse Dechapol and Sapsiree clinch victory in New Delhi
This victory not only marks their 17th professional championship together but also stands as their inaugural championship triumph in 2024 and their first in this tournament.
Meet Guizhou’s rare monkeys
With the protection of the ecological environment in the Fanjing Mountain and the Mayang River areas in Tongren, the populations of these wild animals continue to increase.
Cultural Affairs agency to launch research on preserving original Manga drawings
The agency aims to prevent deterioration, scattering or loss of such valuable drawings and other materials.
Bidoup – Núi Bà National Park recognised as tourism site
The Bidoup – Núi Bà National Park, one of the largest in Việt Nam, is located at the centre of Lâm Viên Plateau, dubbed “the roof” of the Central Highlands region.
Kabuki stars Nakamura Tokizo, Nakamura Baishi to change names in June
Kabuki actors Nakamura Tokizo V, 68, will change his name to Nakamura Manju and his first son, Nakamura Baishi IV, 36, will become Nakamura Tokizo VI in June.
Actor Lee Lung Kei, 73, says relationship with fiancee, 36, is not in trouble
The couple have been in the spotlight since their relationship came to light in 2019 due to their huge age gap. Wong removed all her posts, including her photos with Lee, from…
Netizens outraged at Bangkok Design Week’s AI-generated promotion
The use of AI art defeats the purpose of the event, which aims to promote the creativity of local artists and designers, people said.
British band Coldplay light up Singapore’s National Stadium with kaleidoscopic concert
The fans, all of whom wore LED wristbands that changed colours in time to the music, sang along to rousing pop and rock hits from the last two decades, such as Paradise and Viva…