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Disney+ 'Battle of Fates 49' to be Released on the 11th Without Editing Park Na-rae... Excluding Promotions

Disney+ 'Battle of Fates 49' to be Released on the 11th Without Editing Park Na-rae... Excluding Promotions

Despite Controversies Over Manager Abuse and Illegal Medical Practices, "Editing is Inevitable Due to Survival Nature"... Not Included in Trailers or Posters
Comedian Park Na-rae will appear in the Disney+ original variety show 〈Battle of Fates 49〉 which has been finally decided to air without editing her scenes. Disney+ announced on the 4th that the original variety show combining survival and shamanism, 〈Battle of Fates 49〉, will be released on the...
| 김지민
Pushing to the Limit: Hollywood Actors Reveal Their Workout Routines

Pushing to the Limit: Hollywood Actors Reveal Their Workout Routines

Tom Holland is an actor known for how well he uses his body. Appearing in 〈Spider-Man: Brand New Day〉 and 〈Odyssey〉, he has continued his box-office run, and his latest film also showed off a well-developed upper body — prompting interest in his training routine.
| Seongchan Eol
Aftermath of Actress Ji-soo’s ‘School Violence Exit’… Ex-Agency Ordered to Pay 880 Million Won

Aftermath of Actress Ji-soo’s ‘School Violence Exit’… Ex-Agency Ordered to Pay 880 Million Won

The drama ‘River Where the Moon Rises’ wraps up a school-violence-related exit controversy three years later— The Supreme Court’s decision to withdraw an appeal makes KeyEast’s final compensation of 880 million won to the former agency.
The lawsuit filings left behind by actress ‘Ji-soo’ and the ‘school violence’ scandal were brutal. During the broadcast run of the KBS 2TV drama ‘River Where the Moon Rises,’ the agency that had previously managed him ultimately paid a steep price after he was removed from the project in disgrace.
| James choi
NCT’s Mark Apologizes Officially for Outrage Over Outfit Featuring Confederate Emblem

NCT’s Mark Apologizes Officially for Outrage Over Outfit Featuring Confederate Emblem

Agency says it recognizes the need for greater sensitivity and tightens its review process
Wearing a Symbol of Taboo… Mark, Who Set Out on His Own, Faces a Painful Global Misstep Mark, a former member of NCT, hit a deadly obstacle right after launching his solo activities. The 'Confederate flag' pattern in the outfit he wore sparked a furious backlash from global fandom.
| James choi
ContentreeJoongAng, Megabox and Other Companies in the JoongAng Group File for Corporate Rehabilitation in a String… Trading Suspended

ContentreeJoongAng, Megabox and Other Companies in the JoongAng Group File for Corporate Rehabilitation in a String… Trading Suspended

Four firms, including JoongAng Holdings, ContentreeJoongAng and Megabox JoongAng, filed requests with the Seoul Bankruptcy Court on Sept. 14 to begin corporate rehabilitation procedures JTBC’s roughly 20.0 billion won-scale unpaid borrowing prompted credit rating downgrades, bringing a liquidity crisis across the group into sharper focus “With the aim of restoring management and preserving corporate value,” the court will make a final decision on whether to start rehabilitation after a strict review
ContentreeJoongAng (036420) and its subsidiary Megabox, both companies in the JoongAng Group, have started corporate rehabilitation procedures and had their stock trading halted. On Sept. 15, according to South Korea’s Financial Supervisory Service’s electronic disclosure system and legal circles,...
| Seongchan Eol
Prosecutors say “No” to allegations of “sorcery management” being false…All of HYBE’s complaints filed by Min Hee-jin cleared

Prosecutors say “No” to allegations of “sorcery management” being false…All of HYBE’s complaints filed by Min Hee-jin cleared

All of the complaints filed by former ADOR CEO Min Hee-jin against HYBE—including defamation and obstruction of business—were dismissed without charges
A period at the end of a legal fight: Prosecutors back HYBE In an all-out showdown between former ADOR CEO “Min Hee-jin” and “HYBE,” the judicial system ultimately affirmed HYBE’s legitimacy. Beyond a straightforward management-rights dispute, the case—one that acted as a potential fuse for the...
| James choi

"Dr. X's Fall"... Japanese Top Actress Ryoko Yonekura Transferred to Prosecutors on Drug Charges 'Shock'

On the 20th, transferred to prosecutors on charges of violating drug control laws... Suspected of using drugs with a man of Argentine nationality, Kanto Shinetsu Drug Control Department "secured evidence"... Japanese entertainment industry in 'panic' over a series of drug scandals... From 'Queen of Ratings' to criminal suspect... Likely to face expulsion from broadcasting and penalty lawsuits
The national actress of Japan, Ryoko Yonekura (50), well-known in Korea for the drama series 'Dr. X', has been transferred to prosecutors on drug use charges, shocking the Japanese archipelago. According to local Japanese media on the 21st , the Kanto Shinetsu Health Bureau's Drug Control...
| Yangsimoh
Paramount Files Lawsuit Against Warner Bros...

Paramount Files Lawsuit Against Warner Bros... "Disclose Netflix Deal Basis"

Proxy Fight Anticipated at Shareholders Meeting... Acquisition Battle Intensifies with Board Reshuffle Attempt
Paramount Skydance (hereinafter referred to as Paramount) has taken strong action in response to Warner Bros. Discovery (hereinafter referred to as Warner Bros. ) rejecting its acquisition proposal, initiating legal measures. ⬦ "Disclose the Basis for the Netflix Deal". . .
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Taylor Swift Donates $1 Million to American Heart Association

Taylor Swift Donates $1 Million to American Heart Association

A Warm Gesture for the Christmas Season... Continuing a Series of Donations
Global pop star Taylor Swift has donated $1 million (approximately 1. 4 billion won) to the American Heart Association . This act of kindness stems from her wish for her father, Scott Swift, to recover from heart surgery, and it was revealed during the Christmas season at the end of the year.
| Chua-young
Park Soo-hong's Older Brother Sentenced to 3 Years and 6 Months in Prison in Appeal Court... Sentence Increased

Park Soo-hong's Older Brother Sentenced to 3 Years and 6 Months in Prison in Appeal Court... Sentence Increased

Sister-in-law's Not Guilty Verdict Overturned to 'Suspended Sentence'... Court States 'Severe Punishment for Moral Hazard'
Park Jin-hong, the older brother of broadcaster Park Soo-hong, who was charged with embezzling hundreds of millions of won from the funds of his agency, was sentenced to a heavier prison term in the appeal court and was taken into custody.
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