Chinese comedian Chizi, banned from performing in China, has launched a successful international tour. Known for his sharp wit, he jokes about sensitive political topics, including Xi Jinping, to Chinese-speaking audiences abroad, finding a new freedom in his performances.
BTS fans in Southeast Asia have lost over $100,000 to scammers exploiting the high demand for comeback tour tickets. Desperate fans are falling prey to fake offers online, leading to significant financial losses and heartbreak.
BTS fans in Southeast Asia have lost over $100,000 to scammers exploiting high demand for comeback tour tickets. Desperate fans are falling prey to fake offers, with authorities and ticketing platforms issuing warnings.
Fans of K-pop group BTS are losing significant amounts of money to scammers while trying to secure tickets for their comeback tour. In Southeast Asia alone, over $100,000 has been lost as desperate fans fall prey to fraudulent offers, highlighting the intense demand and competitive ticketing landscape.
K-pop group BTS will perform in Hong Kong's Kai Tak Stadium on March 4, 6, and 7 next year as part of their "Arirang" world tour, marking their return after military service. Tickets range from HK$799 to HK$3,299.
In a letter dated May 4, 2026, the ITA said the missed test has been recorded after reviewing her explanation submitted on January 19, 2026.
