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“Supergirl,” an action-packed blockbuster where a cosmic loner takes on absolute evil to find her true path, lands in South Korean theaters on June 24 Ahead of its release, the film runs a special pop-up store at Space Bi in Yeonnam-dong, bringing key locations from the movie to life An interactive online event lets fans decorate a room using a variety of props, with plenty of benefits including original merch

To mark the release of the second full-length album 'LEMONADE,' aespa will present 'New City' in Euljiro from June 8 to 28 A multifaceted space that visualizes a world of reality and virtuality, choice and cracks through images, sound, objects and language Eight teams of domestic and international artists including Meltmirror take part, along with poet Kim Hae-sol…Anyone can attend without prior reservations

Hollywood comedy veteran Conan O’Brien joins the voice cast of the June 17 release “Toy Story 5” Taking on the role of an old toy, Smart Pants, that stumbles over its words each time its battery runs low, showing off the charm of a one-of-a-kind character “Joining after the shortest meeting in his career”… Woody and Buzz face a new crisis on an unpredictable journey

During a recent face-to-face fan-signing event’s raffle for Polaroid photo giveaways, Park selected numbers that differed from the specific numbers he called out, and the issue was exposed On the 5th, he bowed to the ZEROZ fandom and members and staff through a fan communication platform, posting a lengthy apology “Sorry for the hurt I caused because I couldn’t make more careful judgments at the time—I will become someone who won’t be ashamed of your trust,” he said, conveying his reflection

A genre balance that combines a uniquely built setting rooted in a prison with social satire, melding violence and black comedy to draw intense attention from overseas genre fans.

Kim Hyang-gi: "I’m so grateful to all the fans who cheered for Yeo Ui-ju, who is sometimes awkward but grows as she goes."

I can’t help but fixate on the objects in the movies. I find myself getting deeply lost in thought about why—of all things—this director, cinematographer, art director, or even the actor, placed that item in front of the camera. “Joo Seong-cheol’s Locker” is a record of the objects in films that landed on my eyes with a light, delicate stomp.