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The rush for tickets to K-pop supergroup BTS’ comeback tour has sparked huge demand in Mexico, prompting President Claudia Sheinbaum to appeal to South Korea’s president to add more shows. BTS announced three concerts in Mexico City in May as part of its first world tour in four years.

Reuters reported, tickets sold out in under 40 minutes, with around one million fans competing for 150,000 seats. While official prices ranged from 1,800 to 17,800 pesos, resale platforms listed tickets at sharply inflated rates, leading to complaints over dynamic pricing.

Mexico’s consumer watchdog has sanctioned StubHub and Viagogo for abusive practices. BTS’ global tour will begin in South Korea in April and is expected to be one of the biggest of the year, with revenues projected to exceed $1bn.

Singer Katy Perry and other US celebrities urged citizens to speak out after two Americans were killed in Minnesota. The deaths happened during a federal immigration crackdown. According to the Reuters, protests erupted across the state.

Reuters reported, Perry asked followers to contact lawmakers and oppose funding for immigration enforcement. Stars like Pedro Pascal and Billie Eilish shared posts demanding justice. NBA players also released a statement supporting protesters.

Officials said the killings were acts of self-defense. However, video evidence raised questions about that claim. The incidents have renewed debate over immigration policy and police conduct

American YouTuber IShowSpeed is nearing the end of his 28-day Africa tour. The trip aims to show Africa’s cultural richness beyond poverty and violence. He said the journey changed how he sees the continent.

AP reported, the tour covered 19 countries across Africa. He attended major sports events, met local communities, and tried traditional food. In Ghana, he said he felt “back home” after learning about his ancestry.

The tour drew praise for changing perceptions of Africa. Some critics, however, questioned his loud online persona. Despite debate, the series gained massive attention worldwide

Preparations for the celebration of Sonam Lhosar 2862 have reached the final stage. The organization also announced that Prime Minister Sushila Karki is scheduled to attend the event as the chief guest.

The Nepal Tamang Ghedung shared the update during a press conference, stating that arrangements for this year’s Sonam Lhosar, which marks the Year of the Horse (Ta), are nearing completion.

The two-day celebration will take place at Tundikhel on Magh 4 and 5. Ghedung’s Federal President Mohan Gole said preparations are in their final phase, adding that a rally featuring Tamba, Bombo, Lama, and Jhankri will also be organized as part of the celebrations.

Ghedung General Secretary Jagatman Dong said that, as in previous years, the event is being prepared on a grand scale at Tundikhel, with programs planned to honor various individuals. According to the organizers, 101 organizations are involved in coordinating the event.

National Ghedung President Bir Bahadur Yonjan said Sonam Lhosar has been traditionally celebrated at Tundikhel as a cultural festival. The program will also include performances by national artists and a DJ session by DJ Tenzing, the organizers said.