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September 17, 2025

Datuk Khairul Firdaus Launches BudayaVerse 2025.

The BudayaVerse 2025 initiative, launched on Malaysia Day, brings together corporate players and communities to preserve culture in the digital age. Deputy Minister of Tourism, Arts and Culture Datuk Khairul Firdaus Akhbar Khan officiated the event. CRESDO vice-chairman Farid Zulkepli emphasized the strength of collaboration between culture and technology stakeholders. The SinergiBudaya programme encourages CSR-driven partnerships between corporations and the arts community, ensuring cultural continuity while opening up new economic opportunities. The AI x Culture Design Competition challenges creators to reimagine traditional art forms like batik and calligraphy through digital platforms, showcasing heritage as a source of new economic opportunities.


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September 17, 2025

JessC Brings Music Magic to Sungei Wang Plaza

JessC, a multifaceted transgender artist and doctor based in Australia, is set to perform at the Mega Star Arena in Sungei Wang Plaza on December 20. Her upcoming concert promises to be more exciting than her previous shows, following a successful sold-out performance at the Arena of Stars in Genting Highlands last May. JessC will showcase her skills on multiple musical instruments, including piano, organ, guitar, and keyboards. She will also be joined by Malaysian pop diva Fauziah Latiff on stage, performing songs they have collaborated on. Additionally, JessC hints at featuring well-known local singers as guest artists for her next show.


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September 17, 2025

LeAnn Rimes Brings Wholesome Charm to Margaret Court Arena in Melbourne, Australia.

LeAnn Rimes recently performed at the Margaret Court Arena in Australia, transporting her audience to a more wholesome time. The singer's barefoot entrance and flowy dress added to the ethereal atmosphere, as she walked onto the stage. The crowd's enthusiastic reaction included clapping, howling, and whistling, setting the tone for a memorable performance.


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September 17, 2025

Redford's Environmental Legacy Inspires Independent Voices

Robert Redford, the legendary actor and environmentalist, has passed away. Tributes poured in from various sources, including Sundance Institute, which described his vision as a


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September 17, 2025

Rent Rocks Sydney Opera House Stage.

The Tiny Hayes Theatre, a small venue in Potts Point, has achieved success with its productions of musicals such as Rent and Calamity Jane. These shows have opened at major venues like the Sydney Opera House, demonstrating the theatre's ability to punch above its weight. Currently, In The Heights is playing at HOTA on the Gold Coast.


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September 17, 2025

Sudarshan Pattnaik's 750 Flower Modi Tribute

PM Modi's 75th birthday celebration took a creative turn as renowned sand artist Sudarshan Pattnaik created an elaborate sand art piece with 750 flowers on Puri Beach. The artwork, titled "India's Flight with Modi," has gone viral on social media, drawing widespread praise and attracting tourists and locals alike.


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September 17, 2025

Trust Revamps Festival Model with Matsinde & Mahajan

The Public Arts Trust of India, founded by Sana Rezwan, is revamping its festival model with curators Tapiwa Matsinde and Sakhshi Mahajan at the helm. The trust aims to create a more enduring cultural programming model that combines contemporary practice with local heritage, contextualizing it through convergence.


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September 17, 2025

Wacom One 14 Pen Released This Fall

Wacom's new One 14 Pen display combines a larger screen with trusted pen technology, making it easy for creative beginners to start editing photos from day one. The device will be available this fall through Wacom's online store and select retailers worldwide, offering intuitive tools for writing and drawing that are trusted across various creative fields.


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September 17, 2025

Yeon's Childhood Home, A Family Legacy

Yeon's new oil paintings, "The House That My Mother Built," are on view at DIA Contemporary in Jongno through Sept. 27. The 15 pieces, featuring recurring characters and narrative threads, invite viewers to imagine their own stories. Yeon's work challenges physical boundaries by layering contrasting styles and cutout-like images over original paintings. In an interview, Yeon revealed her foundations, stating she wanted to "reveal my foundations — where I come from."