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G-Dragon's Comeback Album Release Plans in Peril — What Went Wrong? - Vimarsana News

G-Dragon's Comeback Album Release Plans in Peril — What Went Wrong?

Details surface regarding G-Dragon's postponed album release in November 2023, shedding light on the impact of drug allegations and his subsequent departure from YG Entertainment. #GDragon #BIGBANG #YG #GalaxyCorp

The "Hidden Figures" Of Spatial Computing - Vimarsana News

The "Hidden Figures" Of Spatial Computing

Let's not wait for 70 years to pass to celebrate some of the women who have helped kick off this new era of spatial computing.

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IU, G-Dragon to come back to K-pop in 2024 - Vimarsana News

IU, G-Dragon to come back to K-pop in 2024

Legendary soloists are returning with new albums for the new year. Singer-songwriter IU is set to drop her first new album in two years. She has been focusing on her acting career since releasing special mini album "Pieces" in December 2021, but confirmed her return as a singer this year. Appearing on BTS bandmate Suga's YouTube talk show "Suchwita" on Dec. 26 last year, IU said she will hold...

Musical titans return | Borneo Bulletin Online - Vimarsana News

Musical titans return | Borneo Bulletin Online

ANN/THE KOREA HERALD – Renowned solo artists are making a comeback with fresh albums in the upcoming year. Singer-songwriter IU is gearing up to release her first album in two years. Despite dedicating her time to acting since the release of the special mini-album Pieces in December 2021, IU has confirmed her return to the […]

G-Dragon donates W300 mil. to create foundation to fight drug abuse - Vimarsana News

G-Dragon donates W300 mil. to create foundation to fight drug abuse

K-pop star G-Dragon will donate 300 million won ($230,000) to set up a foundation to fight against drug abuse, which is a growing concern in Korea, once considered a country relatively free of drugs, his agency said Monday.