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Danny Koo and Latin Kitchen Luna Return With Fresh Take on Paganini No. 24 After 11 Months

Danny Koo and Latin Kitchen Luna Return With Fresh Take on Paganini No. 24 After 11 Months

New release unveiled on the 12th, featuring top Korean bandoneonist Koh Sang-ji in a crossover collaboration
South American rhythms meet virtuosic technique, breaking down genre boundaries Latin music band 'Latin Kitchen Luna', known for its distinctive South American rhythms, released a new single, 'Paganini' , on the 12th in collaboration with 'Danny Koo', a young master violinist in the classical music...
| James choi
Anne Carson’s ‘Autobiography of Red’ sales surge 203-fold in Nobel Prize boom

Anne Carson’s ‘Autobiography of Red’ sales surge 203-fold in Nobel Prize boom

Women ages 30 to 49 account for 73.5% of readers; new book ‘Wrong Norma’ due in November
The Swedish Academy’s selection of Canadian poet and classicist ‘Anne Carson’ as this year’s ‘Nobel Prize in Literature’ winner has sent South Korea’s publishing industry into a major sales frenzy. The academy cited her “bold and original body of work that creates new forms of contemporary...
| James choi
Korean Cultural Center in Japan launches first Korean Film Festival in Tokyo’s Shinjuku, screening ‘Mad Dance Office,’ ‘Sunny’ and more

Korean Cultural Center in Japan launches first Korean Film Festival in Tokyo’s Shinjuku, screening ‘Mad Dance Office,’ ‘Sunny’ and more

Event that began as ‘Korean Cinema Week’ in 2001 revamped and elevated to ‘Korean Film Festival,’ running from the 14th through the 21st
A new leap forward after 26 years, a springboard for K-movies’ global expansion ‘Korean Cultural Center in Japan’ said on the 9th that it will host the first ‘Korean Film Festival’ from the 14th through the 21st at the Korean Cultural Center’s Handam Hall in Tokyo’s Shinjuku Ward.
| James choi
K-pop Big Four’s fall comeback battle: Seventeen, IVE and HYBE and SM rookies join the fray — Why does K-pop converge in autumn?

K-pop Big Four’s fall comeback battle: Seventeen, IVE and HYBE and SM rookies join the fray — Why does K-pop converge in autumn?

K-pop Big Four’s new-release relay runs through November, reshaping setlists for next year’s world tours
Seventeen and IVE launch October comebacks — Can they help push annual album sales past 100 million? After the music industry briefly caught its breath amid major sporting events and holiday breaks, global K-pop stars including 'Seventeen', 'IVE' and 'PLAVE' are returning one after another, kicking...
| James choi
Naver Webtoon Confirms Anime Adaptation of ‘The Remarried Empress,’ 15 Titles Set for Global Markets

Naver Webtoon Confirms Anime Adaptation of ‘The Remarried Empress,’ 15 Titles Set for Global Markets

Three titles, including a blockbuster with 3 billion cumulative views, will be unveiled first under a Korea-U.S.-Japan co-production partnership with HAYATE and Crunchyroll
K-Webtoons step up global animation streaming push Naver Webtoon’s global intellectual property expansion has entered a new phase. Three megahits — ‘The Remarried Empress,’ ‘The Boxer’ and ‘Teenage Mercenary’ — each with billions of views worldwide, are being reborn as global animated series.
| James choi
Park Chan-wook’s ‘No Other Choice’ gets 157-minute extended cut, with unseen Lee Byung-hun and Son Ye-jin scenes revealed

Park Chan-wook’s ‘No Other Choice’ gets 157-minute extended cut, with unseen Lee Byung-hun and Son Ye-jin scenes revealed

A special screening of the director’s cut, featuring 19 additional minutes, is set for the 13th at Cinematheque KOFA, with director Park Chan-wook and cinematographer Kim Woo-hyung in attendance
A tighter narrative and psychological battle, deepened by 19 minutes of cinematic artistry The Korean Film Archive officially announced on the 8th that it will hold a special screening on the 13th of the extended version of master director ‘Park Chan-wook’’s thriller ‘No Other Choice’ (2025) at...
| James choi
The 37th Singapore International Film Festival Confirms ‘The Assassins’ as Opening Film

The 37th Singapore International Film Festival Confirms ‘The Assassins’ as Opening Film

SGIFF, citing respect for the filmmakers’ creative vision, confirms festival screening for Nov. 21
SGIFF stands by creative vision amid controversy over historical distortion The Singapore International Film Festival will screen “The Assassins”, directed by Hur Jin-ho, as the opening film of its 37th edition as scheduled.
| James choi
“Possible Love” Captivates North America From Venice and Toronto to New York, LA and San Francisco

“Possible Love” Captivates North America From Venice and Toronto to New York, LA and San Francisco

From a sold-out screening at the 64th New York Film Festival to AMPAS and SAG screenings, the film will be released worldwide on Nov. 6
Lee Chang-dong’s film 〈Possible Love〉 wrapped up a successful U. S. run in New York, Los Angeles and San Francisco. Netflix on the 6th released details of its North American promotional events, which drew enthusiastic praise from local media and audiences. The U. S.
| Kim Ji-yeon
‘Blue Road’ stars Son Suk-ku and Nagayama Eita in Korea-Japan crime thriller, debuts Nov. 20

‘Blue Road’ stars Son Suk-ku and Nagayama Eita in Korea-Japan crime thriller, debuts Nov. 20

The new Netflix original series follows two detectives hunting a string of cross-border murders New posters show the stark contrast between Son Suk-ku and Nagayama Eita against the backdrops of Seoul and Tokyo alleyways Directed by Han Jun-hee of ‘D.P.,’ the series builds global anticipation ahead of its worldwide exclusive release Nov. 20
〈Blue Road〉, an investigative drama about Seoul and Tokyo detectives joining forces, has unveiled its poster. Netflix original series 〈Blue Road〉 announced its poster and release date Oct. 2. 〈Blue Road〉 follows two detectives—played by Son Suk-ku and Nagayama Eita as detectives from Seoul and...
| Seongchan Eol
KEYVITUP apologizes for noise during dawn music video shoot: “We will visit residents in person”

KEYVITUP apologizes for noise during dawn music video shoot: “We will visit residents in person”

Police respond after speakers are used during a shoot in an Incheon residential neighborhood at dawn on the 30th of last month Incode says, “We’re sorry we failed to take sufficient care and will visit residents in person to apologize” Five-member boy group, which debuted in April this year, faces controversy ahead of its new release in November
Boy group KEYVITUP has officially apologized for causing a noise disturbance while filming a music video near a residential neighborhood late at night. According to the Incheon Michuhol Police Station and the group’s agency, iNKODE Entertainment, a resident called 112 at around 3:20 a. m.
| Seongchan Eol