The social media misinformation alleging Coldplay’s Chris Martin wore a one-eyed costume tied to “Dajjal” and sign gestures prompting worship triggered controversy.
In response, Malaysian netizens quickly debunked these claims, emphasizing that Martin was using sign language for a song specifically intended for deaf attendees at the concert.
Malaysian actress and former child singer, Queenzy Cheng, passed away unexpectedly on Tuesday at the age of 37.
Being a part of the renowned Malaysian girl group M-Girls, the actress endeared herself to many with her captivating voice, especially through her enchanting Chinese New Year songs that carried sentiments of joy and tradition.
Global sensations BLACKPINK received MBE honors from Raja Charles III for their role as climate change ambassadors, lauded by the Royal Family, and recognized for cultural impact in the UK.
Taylor Swift overcomes a wardrobe malfunction during her Rio de Janeiro concert, captivating fans as she continues to perform with unmatched professionalism.
Separately, Swift, on Instagram mourned the unexpected passing of a devoted fan due to a heart attack in the concert crowd’s intense heat.
Coldplay’s Jakarta debut mesmerized fans with hits and cultural flair.
Chris Martin’s “Assalamualaikum” greeting and Indonesian rhymes added a unique touch to the electrifying “Music of the Spheres Tour 2023.”
Pressure mounts to cancel Coldplay’s Jakarta concert due to allegations of LGBT support. Two groups voice concerns, setting the stage for potential controversy.
MTV Europe Music Awards 2023 has been canceled due to the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict, with MTV expressing concerns for safety and the inappropriateness of a global celebration amid the tragedy.
Taylor Swift’s ‘The Eras Tour’ concert film shatters records with an estimated $95-97 million in opening weekend ticket sales, revitalizing the cinematic world and providing a mesmerizing, record-breaking experience for fans worldwide.
Hollywood actors and studios halt talks in the ongoing strike, posing a setback to resolving the crisis that has paralyzed the entertainment industry, citing a significant gap in negotiations.
The president of a renowned Japanese entertainment agency, Johnny & Associates, has resigned following an independent investigation substantiating allegations of sexual abuse by the company’s founder, Johnny Kitagawa, spanning over five decades since the 1970s. Despite long-standing accusations, media largely ignored them until a BBC documentary in March brought renewed attention to the issue. Kitagawa’s niece, Julie Keiko Fujishima, who has served on the company’s board since 1998 and became president in 2019, resigned from her position. Noriyuki Higashiyama, a singer and actor not subjected to Kitagawa’s abuse, is set to become the new president, pledging reforms within the company. Kitagawa’s accusers are considering legal actions in Japan and abroad. Johnny & Associates continues to manage influential musical acts in Japan’s entertainment industry.