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S'porean comedian's show cancelled after police reports lodged - Vimarsana News

S'porean comedian's show cancelled after police reports lodged

Old video resurfaced showing Sharul allegedly touching on 3R issues.

Advertisement Board prohibits using foreign artists in advertisements - Vimarsana News

Advertisement Board prohibits using foreign artists in advertisements

KATHMANDU, Jan 29: The Advertisement Board has said that foreign artists cannot be used in billboards placed in public places and advertisements published and broadcast in the media.

Foreign artists in Korea face legal ambiguity, limited support - Vimarsana News

Foreign artists in Korea face legal ambiguity, limited support

Artists from all over the world come to Korea, which has evolved into a cultural powerhouse, with dreams and aspirations. But their dreams are frequently shattered due to harsh realities characterized by workplace accidents, insufficient legal protection, and cultural barriers.

Paintings by foreign artists that sparked great controversies - Vimarsana News

Paintings by foreign artists that sparked great controversies

Artists see the world differently. Some paint nature, others people. But some paintings, especially the ones that caused trouble, were the ones that showed nudity. Images of naked figures or intense female gazes, especially in religious settings, stirred controversy and criticism for these artists.

What were the most memorable San Diego concerts of 2023? Here are 15 of our favorites - Vimarsana News

What were the most memorable San Diego concerts of 2023? Here are 15 of our favorites

Our favorites ranged from Nickel Creek, Silkroad Ensemble and Sting to Stevie Nicks, Danny Elfman, "Kingfish" Ingram, A.J. Croce and Cypress Hill with the San Diego Symphony. In Tijuana, the cancelation of an October concert by Peso Pluma led the city government to ban "narco corridos" (drug ballads) from being performed live in any Tijuana public spaces