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Lisa shares Thai flavours, upcoming projects on ‘The Tonight Show’

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Lisa shares Thai flavours, upcoming projects on ‘The Tonight Show’

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Global icon Lisa appeared on 'The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon' to promote her upcoming projects and share Thai culture.
She discussed her forthcoming mini-album 'Press Play', set for release on October 23, which features Thai elements and the hit single 'SaWaDiKa'.
Lisa also highlighted her documentary 'Always Lalisa' and confirmed her historic 'Viva La Lisa' Las Vegas residency, making her the first K-pop artist to secure one.
During the show, Lisa introduced Fallon to traditional som tam and a custom Thai-Korean drink, teaching him the Thai phrase 'mot kaew' and championing her heritage.

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Mass Protests Erupt in Rome: Thousands, including far-right groups, demonstrated against Italy's expanded Covid-19 health pass, leading to clashes with police.
Workplace Mandate Sparks Outrage: The protests targeted the government's decision to extend the health pass to all workplaces from October 15, requiring vaccination, recovery proof, or a negative test.
Non-Compliance Leads to Suspension: Employees refusing the pass face suspension without pay, a measure protesters denounce as 'criminal blackmail' and an indirect vaccine mandate.
Police Intervene Amidst Clashes: Scuffles broke out as some protesters attempted to march on parliament, resulting in police using water cannons and tear gas, and making arrests.

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