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LA screening: “Korean men are conditioned by oppression” — Lee Chang-dong’s ‘Possible Love’ takes aim at Oscars

LA screening: “Korean men are conditioned by oppression” — Lee Chang-dong’s ‘Possible Love’ takes aim at Oscars

After winning the Venice jury’s Grand Prix, the film is selected as South Korea’s Academy submission, with Seol Kyung-gu and Jeon Do-yeon praised for their performances as a wounded laid-off worker and his wife
Acclaimed director 'Lee Chang-dong' raised a weighty and pointed question at a special Los Angeles screening of 'Possible Love', saying, "Korean men are conditioned by a far more oppressive structure than the one in the United States.
| James choi
'DPR CREAM' returns after two years with a twist confession in 'ew'

'DPR CREAM' returns after two years with a twist confession in 'ew'

First pre-release single since 2022's 'psyche:red' previews a complex inner emotional journey
A new chapter begins as he delves into the depths of emotion DPR CREAM, a producer and singer-songwriter who has built a distinctive musical world, has broken his long silence and returned. His label, LIZM International, announced on the 1st that his new digital single, 'ew', had been released.
| James choi
Super Junior's Yesung explores shattered emotions on 'Where We Are,' out on the 6th

Super Junior's Yesung explores shattered emotions on 'Where We Are,' out on the 6th

Album features 12 tracks, including title song 'Pedazos'; SM makes official announcement on the 1st
A musical narrative born from fragments of a breakup: Return with second full-length album SM Entertainment announced on the 1st that Yesung, the main vocalist of 'Super Junior', will officially release his second full-length album, 'Where We Are', on the 6th.
| James choi
Florence Pugh condemns Cornell gang-rape case and “slap-on-the-wrist” punishment: “How is an apology essay enough?”

Florence Pugh condemns Cornell gang-rape case and “slap-on-the-wrist” punishment: “How is an apology essay enough?”

- In a lengthy Instagram post, she forcefully denounces the attack as “an act that killed one woman’s soul and destroyed her body” - She rebukes university officials for trying to resolve the case with apology essays: “Institutions that protect sex offenders should also be punished” - In a heartfelt message of solidarity to the victim, Jane Doe, she says: “You are strong, and women around the world will stand with you” - The inclusion of a Korean American student among the accused shocks people at home and abroad as local prosecutors launch a surprise reinvestigation amid mounting criticism
Actress Florence Pugh has expressed outrage over a gang-rape case recently reported at Cornell University, a prestigious U. S. Ivy League school, and the university’s tepid response, which attempted to contain the fallout with slap-on-the-wrist punishment.
| Yangsimoh
'I Am Solo' Season 33 forms two couples among lifelong singles, recaptures 4.14% rating

'I Am Solo' Season 33 forms two couples among lifelong singles, recaptures 4.14% rating

Young-ho and Sun-ja, Young-chul and Jeong-suk become final couples; Young-sook, Sang-cheol and Ok-sun opt out
Two couples shed the 'lifelong single' label as arrows point in different directions SBS Plus and ENA's real dating program 'I Am Solo' formed two couples—Young-ho and Sun-ja, and Young-chul and Jeong-suk—in its Season 33 special for lifelong singles, pushing the combined viewership rating back...
| James choi
Kim Hye-ja: “Use me” ... ‘Don’t Die’ to air on SBS July 4, stream on Netflix July 5

Kim Hye-ja: “Use me” ... ‘Don’t Die’ to air on SBS July 4, stream on Netflix July 5

The 85-year-old master’s final journey to Africa, marking 65 years in acting, features narration by Lee Byung-hun and the first on-set footage from the film opening July 21
A documentary offering an intimate look at the dignified life and decades of charitable work of actor 'Kim Hye-ja', who is marking 65 years in acting at age 85, is coming to audiences. Comfort offered at the edge of despair, and a reason for living found in Africa World Vision, an international...
| James choi
Kim Kwang-jin breaks nine-year silence with new song, returns to stage in December with 'Fly Away'

Kim Kwang-jin breaks nine-year silence with new song, returns to stage in December with 'Fly Away'

First new release since 2017's 'Jihye'; solo concert set for Dec. 5 at Seoul's KBS Arena
A new takeoff in a musical journey: 'Fly Away' Kim Kwang-jin, an incomparable singer-songwriter in South Korean popular music, is returning to the public after a long hiatus. Yeeum Culture & Contents officially announced on the first that Kim Kwang-jin will release a new song next month and hold a...
| James choi
Disney+’s ‘Made in Korea 2’: Seo Eun-soo reflects on finale — “Three years with Oh Ye-jin were a time of learning”

Disney+’s ‘Made in Korea 2’: Seo Eun-soo reflects on finale — “Three years with Oh Ye-jin were a time of learning”

From investigator to principled prosecutor: Seo Eun-soo’s character matures, with a new role in tvN’s ‘Gift’ ahead
Actor Seo Eun-soo shared a heartfelt reflection as Disney+ original series 〈Made in Korea Season 2〉, directed by Woo Min-ho, came to an end. 〈Made in Korea Season 2〉 is a noir drama depicting Baek Ki-tae’s perilous journey as he spirals toward greater ambitions nine years later.
| Kim Ji-yeon
Paradise Hotel Busan, 31-year BIFF partner, to become festival's 'Star House' headquarters

Paradise Hotel Busan, 31-year BIFF partner, to become festival's 'Star House' headquarters

The hotel will provide VIP rooms for 10 days from next month 6 and host the opening-day official after-party exclusively, supporting networking among film industry professionals.
The heart of Asia's premier film festival: 'Star House' makes a glamorous return Paradise Hotel Busan will serve as the official headquarters hotel and sponsor of the 31st Busan International Film Festival , which opens next month.
| James choi
'New Recruit 4: Sabotage' ends with record-high 5.2%, hints at Season 5 amid unit disbandment threat

'New Recruit 4: Sabotage' ends with record-high 5.2%, hints at Season 5 amid unit disbandment threat

Starts at 2. 8% and reaches series-best finale with Episode 12, expanding its universe with three new recruits ENA's Monday-Tuesday drama 'New Recruit 4: Sabotage', which opened a new chapter for realistic military dramas, ended on a strong note after setting a new ratings record.
| James choi