South Korean conductor Yoon Han-kyeol wins Karajan prize
The biennial award, named in honor of the legendary conductor Herbert von Karajan, aims to propel emerging young conductors into the global spotlight.
Blink-182 singer joins The 1975 singer in making fun of recent Malaysian controversy
At the Good Vibes Festival last month, Healy went on a rant on stage about Malaysia’s LGBTQ laws before kissing The 1975 bassist Ross MacDonald at the show held at Sepang…
BTS bandmate Suga ends solo tour, bids farewell before enlistment
Although the tour came to an end, it marked the start of a new path in the musician's solo career.
Confidence at any size
Meet Yangyang, a plus-size fashion blogger who has found body positive confidence in a world that continues to disparage people who do not fit body size norms.
Cham craft villages in An Giang gain popularity among tourists
The development of community-based tourism associated with traditional culture has improved the quality of life of the Cham ethnic minority people in the southern province of An…
China’s youths rediscovering cities at a gentler pace
The city walk phenomenon has become so widespread that there are now more than 570,000 related posts on social media platform Xiaohongshu.
City of crafts: The art of rice dough figurines
To he master artisans can make almost anything from rice dough: from artistic portraits to the twelve zodiac animals and traditional figurines from legends, as well as cartoons.
BTS’ Jimin cinches 3 Guinness World Records
He has two records with his 2018 single “Promise” on streaming service SoundCloud so far.
Hong Kong ceramicist breathes life into floral sculptures
"As a lover of flowers, I am on a quest to employ modern techniques in recreating the everlasting beauty of flowers with clay," said ceramicist Leo Wong.
Will Blackpink survive the 7-year curse?
As the group's seven-year exclusive contract with YG Entertainment is coming to a close, all eyes are on whether the members will continue their journey as Blackpink.