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Court Cites Real Estate Asset Seizure of 7 Billion Won… Follows a 43 Billion-Won (Loss-and-Damage) Lawsuit, Mounting Broad Pressure

Official statement from her agency, M.O.M Entertainment… “A Wedding Vow This Summer to Last a Hundred Years” Her prospective groom, a resource shaped by global consulting firm McKinsey… they chose to make it official based on trust From ‘Gag Concert’ to ‘Mistrot’… a versatile entertainer continues her path, hinting at the second chapter of her life

Seoul Central District Court Recognizes Infringement of YouTuber Park’s Right of Personality… Awards $130 Million to the Artist and $40 Million to SM The Panel: “An Artist’s Reputation Is a Core Corporate Asset… Spreading False Facts Causes Substantial Business Disruption” Following Criminal Verdicts Confirming a Two-Year Suspended Sentence, the Civil Suit Also Hands Down a ‘Severe Blow’

Depicts a magical story that unfolds as lucky coin–carrying customers begin to visit ‘Jeoncheondang,’ a snack shop that grants wishes.

Even when he keeps getting knocked down and giving up, Jjanguu—an audition genius with one driving wish to become an actor—rises again with a fierce challenge.

Set 9 years later, it’s a story that throws the board into chaos as “Baek Gitae” (Hyun Bin), who stands at the pinnacle of power, prepares a counterattack; “Jang Geonyeong” (Jung Woo-sung), who’s been readying his move in return; and “Baek Gi-hyeon” (Woo Do-hwan), who is headed for the top of power different from his brother’s, unleash even greater ambitions without hesitation—leading to an irreversible crack.

Starting today (the 29th), the film opens in theaters worldwide for the very first time and meets Korean audiences. It unveils three must-see highlights to build even more anticipation.

Disney+ original series 〈Gold Land〉 wrapped up a successful production press conference in grand style on April 29 (Wednesday), right ahead of its release today.

Carla Simón Appointed as Jury President; Five Judges to Review Short Film Palme d’Or—Including Korean-Descent French Actor Park Ji-Min