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April 19, 2024
We explore the benefits of attending IAAPA Expo Asia 2024 in Bangkok, Thailand, where cutting edge technology will be on show.
July 9, 2022
An actor has tentatively settled a lawsuit he filed against Netflix Inc. and several other companies, alleging he was wrongfully fired from a theater production for complaining that he and other performers were forced to work in an enclosed parking lot with little protection from carbon monoxide.
June 27, 2022
Investors are pouring money into immersive art experiences as they continue to boom in popularity after the pandemic.
April 14, 2021
April 14, 2021 | 1:36 PM After a year of pandemic-influenced living, Bostonians are beginning to make plans to socialize in the not-so-distant future. Back in March, the perfect opportunity to make post-vaccine plans arrived when tickets went on sale for โImagine Van Gogh,โ a visually stunning exhibit that arrives at the SoWa Power Station in December. In the rush to secure tickets, some people didnโt notice that there were actually two nearly identical events dedicated to the late Dutch...
March 3, 2021
News from Consumer NZ Consumer NZ urges New Zealanders to think twice before purchasing tickets from event promoter Feverup.com โ with terms and conditions stating that tickets are non-refundable, even if there is a date change or cancellation. This was news to Liz Willmott, who bought tickets to a Vivaldi candlelight concert in Wellington, but couldnโt attend after Feverup.com advised that the date had changed. Instead of a refund, she was offered a voucher for another concert. Other Fever...
February 26, 2021
By early January, she still had not heard where the concert venue was, and started to worry that it was a scam. She contacted Feverup twice, receiving an automated reply saying an agent would contact her in two or three days. No-one from the company followed up, she said. SUPPLIED Wellington woman Liz Willmott booked a Vivaldi by candlelight concert through Feverup.com. At the end of January, she was sent an email to say that the date had changed. If she could not make it to that concert she...