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'Pyjama Man' Johnson Wen is kicked out of Lady Gaga's Brisbane concert, raising fresh questions about how he keeps entering major events despite past incidents.

Johnson Wen, the man who was jailed for charging at Ariana Grande during a Wicked: For Good red carpet event in Singapore, has been kicked out of a Lady Gaga concert before the show event started.

Lady Gaga's Brisbane concert deployed a strict 'Do Not Enter' alert against Johnson Wen, the man who grabbed Ariana Grande, amid escalating fears over celebrity security breaches.

IBTEC, formally launched on Dec. 2, will make “production smarter, supply chains more resilient and operations more efficient,” said developer JLand Group.

Johnson Wen who was banned from Singapore after he grabbed Ariana Grande has seemingly been kicked out of Lady Gaga's Mayhem Ball in Brisbane.

Other countries are considering less drastic ways to control teenagers' social media use. On Nov. 30, Singapore said it would ban the use of smartphones on secondary school campuses.

In the ongoing quest to understand South Africa’s political and economic stagnation, it may be helpful to look at other postcolonial states that have travelled further along the path of independence. This may help clarify the stagnation question that citizens, politicians and economists are grappling with.

First Counter-Strike Major in Southeast Asia.

Here's how things stand in the 2025 team-mate duels following qualifying at Formula 1's Abu Dhabi

The UK government makes a lot of money from cars. It taxes car ownership, it taxes the fuel, and it is about to charge drivers of electric vehicles by the distance they travel.

Convenience store franchisee Jaymes Lee Kim Meng started with $20,000 in savings and opened seven convenience stores before turning 30. Meng spoke with Singapore news network CNA Insider about his story and offered advice for young entrepreneurs.