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Not the first time: K-pop albums by Seventeen thrown away in bulk in Tokyo - Vimarsana News

Not the first time: K-pop albums by Seventeen thrown away in bulk in Tokyo

The streets of Shibuya, Tokyo, were littered with boxes upon boxes of discarded albums by K-pop boy band Seventeen recently. On April 30, a day after the release of their anthology album 17 Is Right Here, Shibuya News posted a TikTok video wondering: "What kind of situation is this?" The video shows albums strewn about, opened and with CDs on...

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Pixel Scroll 12/22/23 Lot 97! One Child's Space Suit, Never Travelled In - Vimarsana News

Pixel Scroll 12/22/23 Lot 97! One Child's Space Suit, Never Travelled In

(1) FUTURE TENSE. The December 2023 entry in the Future Tense Fiction series is “Rigland,” by Suyi Davies Okungbowa. The story is about oil rigs and what we owe to our communities. It was published along with a response essay by journalist Mia Armstrong-López: "What if Oil Platforms Belonged to the People Who Worked on Them?". …When

Doctor Who: TV crew member recalls genesis of the Daleks - Vimarsana News

Doctor Who: TV crew member recalls genesis of the Daleks

A crew member's memories of how the Daleks first began to terrify television audiences.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Eco-philistines are destroying our culture - Vimarsana News

Eco-philistines are destroying our culture

Given the wave of politicisation that has transformed the academic, business, and arts world in the West over the past decade, it was inevitable that New York City’s Metropolitan Opera, America’s most prominent opera company (whose weekly performances are broadcast across the country) would accommodate the trend. Hence for its 2023-24 season, along with classics by composers like Mozart, Puccini, Bizet, and Verdi, the Met added three recent American operas with significant political content.

Source: yahoo.com