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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

The uproar stems from an upside-down caption in the video and the use of certain words tied to the Ilbe rumor. The agency dismissed it, saying, “It’s a simple mistake, and there was no specific intent.”

Due to inadequate research and controversy over historical distortion in the drama “The Grand Lady of the 21st Century,” both lead actors apologized via their personal SNS accounts IU: “I’m ashamed of myself for not reading the script carefully and studying with enough thought,” Byeon Woo-seok: “I lacked consideration for the historical context” With a promise from the production team to make prior VOD revisions, the lead actors recognized the heavy responsibility as main performers and bowed their heads side by side

Controversy over historical verification errors in the drama '21st Century Grand Prince’s Wife', including the use of the 'Cheonse' term for the king’s enthronement ceremony and Chinese-style tea-serving etiquette Lead actress IU apologizes in tears at a special group viewing event marking the finale, saying, "I’m sorry for showing an insufficient side—I will accept your criticisms." The production team acknowledges shortcomings in historical research and issues an official apology…"We will promptly update the audio and subtitles for re-runs and VOD."

I get hooked on the objects in movies. I find myself falling into deep thought—why, of all things, did the director, cinematographer, production designer, or even an actor put that item in front of the camera? “Chu Sung-cheol’s Lockers” is a record of the film props that gently but firmly captured my attention.

MONSTA X’s third U.S. studio album, capturing the wounds and recovery from a decade since their debut. Aimed squarely at the global music market with the title track ‘heal’ and ten included songs.