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BBC film critics Carrie James and Nicholas Barber have selected the 'Highlights of the Year in Film' for 2025, ranging from 'fast-paced action thrillers' to touching family dramas and warm comedies. 1. Hamlet With themes of love, art, death, and mourning, the visually stunning Hamlet is the most...

The 'Oscars of Gaming' that will keep gamers around the world awake is just a day away. Will we finally see the logo for 'Half-Life 3' this year. The 'The Game Awards 2025' will take place on the 11th at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles, starting with a pre-show at 9:30 AM on the 12th Korean time.

The movie Heartman has announced on December 9th the release of 8 stills featuring actor Kwon Sang-woo in MacGyver style, hinting at the essence of an action film. Action movie 'Heartman' heightened expectations by releasing 8 stills of actor 'Kwon Sang-woo' in 'MacGyver' style on December 9th.

'Ulsan Ulju World Mountain Film Festival' is hosting a special screening in collaboration with Black Diamond Korea. Through 'BD FILMS RR19', the festival's award-winning films and the latest climbing films from the 'Reel Rock' series will be showcased.

Bump of Chicken, a representative rock band from Japan, is coming to Korea for the first time in 17 years. They will take the stage as headliners at the J-Pop music festival 'WONDERLIVET 2025' on the 14th at Goyang KINTEX, marking their first performance in Korea since 2008.

The emotional vocal group Urban Zakapa has returned as a full group after 4 years, holding a listening session for their EP album 'STAY' at Ilji Art Hall in Gangnam, Seoul on the afternoon of the 3rd. This album is a work that intricately blends various genres such as pop, R&B, ballad, and modern...

Singer-songwriter Lee Seung-yoon's agency, Diamond, announced that he will hold a solo concert in Seoul this December. Lee Seung-yoon will perform his solo concert 'URDINGAR' from December 12 to 14 for three days at the Bluesquare SOL Travel Hall in Yongsan-gu, Seoul.

HYBE's Japanese local boy group &TEAM (&TEAM) has taken their first step into the Korean music scene after three years since their debut. The nine-member group announced that they will officially start their Korean activities at the showcase for their first Korean mini-album 'Back to Life' on the...

As part of 'Hong Kong Week 2025@Seoul', which introduces the arts and culture of Hong Kong, the film festival 'Making Waves - A New Wave of Hong Kong Cinema' was held from October 17 to 20 at Cinecube Gwanghwamun.

The British rock band Oasis, visiting Korea for the first time in 16 years since their last concert, had a hot night with 55,000 fans at Goyang Sports Complex on the 21st. Despite the early winter chill, the venue was filled with the loud singing of their hit song 'Don't Look Back in Anger'.