To transform more than 2 hectares (5 acres) of land into the vibrant images, Tanyapong and his team used AI to plot and ...

Renault's Twingo is reborn, while the Alpine A390 will help you stand out from the crowd, and BMW's Neue Klasse X is going ...

HONG KONG, Dec 28 — K-pop stars stole the spotlight at the Asian Pop Music Awards 2024, with aespa’s album win, G-Dragon’s anthemic Power, and ROSÉ and Bruno Mars’s collaboration APT. leading the ...

The highlight was the performance by rapper and leader of K-pop band Bigbang, G-Dragon (GD), who closed the show with a showstopping medley of three songs, new single ‘Power’ and Bigbang hits ‘Sober’ ...

If you would like to see more of our reporting, please consider subscribing. 1. Single Chinese women fake baby bump photos to capture moments before ageing A new craze has swept social media in ...

A growing trend among young women in China is raising eyebrows: fake maternity photoshoots. As reported by the South China Morning Post, young, single women are wearing artificial bellies to stage ...

Oh baby, we’ve entered maternity-era madness ... AP By their 30s, many Chinese women feel they’re past their physical prime, prompting young women to rush to photo studios before they ...

(X - SBS) The biggest of the big names from the industry, including veterans such as BIGBANG's G-Dragon and legendary girl group 2NE1, who have for so long stayed away from the SBS Gayo Daejeon ...

The growing popularity of this phenomenon is largely driven by women's desire to have beautiful maternity pictures, even if their future pregnancies may bring about physical changes China’s population ...

This trend, challenges traditional Chinese values that once stigmatized ... China are now opting for maternity photoshoots with fake baby bumps, capturing this milestone in their lives despite ...

It has shocked many Chinese parents, who wonder how “single but pregnant,” once considered shameful in traditional Chinese culture, has now become popular among Generation Z. The country ...

Taika Waititi directed this short film about a boy and an octopus who become, quite literally, inseparable — that is, until, a new friend for cute cephalopod comes down the chimney on Christmas Eve.