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Amnesty International to Hold '12.3 Human Rights Concert' at Rolling Hall on the 3rd of Next Month

Amnesty International to Hold '12.3 Human Rights Concert' at Rolling Hall on the 3rd of Next Month

Featuring Maya, Ahn Yea-eun, Broccoli You Too, and More, Free Admission
The Korean branch of Amnesty International is preparing a special stage to share the value of human rights through music at Rolling Hall in Seoul on the 3rd of next month. The '12.3 Human Rights Concert', starting at 6 PM, will feature various artists sharing messages about human rights with the...
Anthropic Sued for $54 Million Over Alleged Copyright Infringement Involving Elvis Presley

Anthropic Sued for $54 Million Over Alleged Copyright Infringement Involving Elvis Presley

Lawsuit alleges unauthorized training on 274 songs; seeks up to $200,000 in damages per song
Artificial intelligence startup Anthropic is facing a major copyright infringement lawsuit over allegations that it used songs by legendary pop star Elvis Presley (1935–1977) to train its AI without permission. The unprecedented scale of the alleged infringement is expected to send ripples through...
BTS Busan Concert Draws 110,000 Visitors…Souvenir Sales Surge 136%, Tourism Ripple Effect a Huge Hit

BTS Busan Concert Draws 110,000 Visitors…Souvenir Sales Surge 136%, Tourism Ripple Effect a Huge Hit

The BTS Busan concerts that drew 110,000 people over two days generated massive economic ripple effects, including a 136% jump in local business sales, and wrapped up successfully.
The cultural landscape sometimes triggers a massive tectonic shift along the trajectory of a single artist. Beyond a mere large-scale concert, an astonishing social phenomenon was witnessed in Busan: the entire city—like a vast living organism—transforms into a single artistic text.