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BTS’ ‘Mic Drop’ Surpasses 1.6 Billion Views, Marking Fourth Milestone

BTS’ ‘Mic Drop’ Surpasses 1.6 Billion Views, Marking Fourth Milestone

The track that reached No. 28 on Billboard’s Hot 100 joins the group’s fourth 1.6 billion-view music video, reaffirming its enduring global stature
Megahit’s enduring momentum undiminished by military service hiatus The music video for BTS’ ‘Mic Drop’ (MIC Drop, Steve Aoki remix) has surpassed 1. 6 billion views on YouTube, adding another landmark achievement to the group’s record. Big Hit Music said the video passed 1.
| James choi
RIIZE’s ‘Love 119’ tops 100 million Spotify streams, marking second major milestone after debut song

RIIZE’s ‘Love 119’ tops 100 million Spotify streams, marking second major milestone after debut song

After conquering Melon and YouTube Music, the group tops Spotify and plans a comeback with a new single on the 26th of next month
‘One One Nine’ syndrome takes over global music platforms SM Entertainment officially announced on the 17th that ‘Love 119’ by the group ‘RIIZE’ had surpassed 100 million cumulative streams on ‘Spotify’, the world’s largest music streaming platform.
| James choi
Jennie becomes first K-pop artist to spend 16 weeks in top 10 ‘Dracula’ makes new Billboard history with longest run by K-pop singer on U.S. Billboard Hot 100

Jennie becomes first K-pop artist to spend 16 weeks in top 10 ‘Dracula’ makes new Billboard history with longest run by K-pop singer on U.S. Billboard Hot 100

Breaks BTS’ ‘Butter’ record of 15 weeks and reaches No. 5 at its peak after a short-form resurgence
An unprecedented run that has shaken the global pop scene ‘Dracula’, the captivating track released by Blackpink’s Jennie in collaboration with Australian global artist Tame Impala, has set a new record by remaining in the top 10 on the U. S.
| James choi
Hong Sang-soo, Kim Min-hee reunite in 'No Place to Put One's Eyes' after 10 years; film opens next month

Hong Sang-soo, Kim Min-hee reunite in 'No Place to Put One's Eyes' after 10 years; film opens next month

Hong's 35th feature won three awards at the 79th Locarno Film Festival, while Choi Myung-gil joins his film world for the first time
Locarno-recognized artistry unfolds in Jeju on a journey 10 years in the making Director Hong Sang-soo's 35th feature, 'No Place to Put One's Eyes,' starring Kim Min-hee, who also serves as the film's production manager, will open in South Korea on the 21st of next month.
| James choi
Nolan’s 〈Odyssey〉 Hits 10 Million in Korea — and Raises Bigger Questions

Nolan’s 〈Odyssey〉 Hits 10 Million in Korea — and Raises Bigger Questions

Nolan has surprised audiences again. Director Christopher Nolan's new film 〈Odyssey〉 surpassed 10 million admissions on September 6. To mark the milestone, Cineplay’s reporters revisited the questions and reservations the film left with each of us.
| Kim Ji-yeon
[Photos] Producer-director Pyo Jae-soon reveals six decades of backstage stories at 89 ... A master’s record spanning the 1988 Seoul Olympics to beloved national dramas

[Photos] Producer-director Pyo Jae-soon reveals six decades of backstage stories at 89 ... A master’s record spanning the 1988 Seoul Olympics to beloved national dramas

Publishes first autobiographical essay, “Gya, What’s Your Job?,” titled after a quip by late actor Jang Min-ho ... Yoo In-chon, Shin Goo and other cultural veterans turn out in force
At 89, master reveals the truth behind six decades onstage “I have the surname Pyo, but I spent my whole life trying not to stand out.” Pyo Jae-soon, 89, a living history of South Korea’s broadcasting and performing arts industries, has published his first autobiographical essay, “Gya, What’s Your...
| James choi
Busan International Film Festival press conference: Michelle Yeoh and Kore-eda Hirokazu to attend as record 315 films screen

Busan International Film Festival press conference: Michelle Yeoh and Kore-eda Hirokazu to attend as record 315 films screen

A total of 246 films from 59 countries, including 14 competition entries, have been invited; festival will open on a Tuesday for the first time to expand viewing opportunities
95 world premieres . . . An unrivaled scale for Asia's film hub The 31st Busan International Film Festival, one of Asia's most prestigious film events, will open next month on a Tuesday with a record lineup of 315 films.
| James choi
BTS’ Jimin reaches first solo milestone as ‘Who’ surpasses 100 million streams in Japan, earns Japan Record Association platinum certification

BTS’ Jimin reaches first solo milestone as ‘Who’ surpasses 100 million streams in Japan, earns Japan Record Association platinum certification

Most-streamed of Jimin’s solo songs, extending back-to-back success after previous album sells 250,000 copies
Distinctive musical power sweeps Japan, marking a new milestone in solo career BTS member Jimin has once again demonstrated his commanding presence in Japan’s music market. According to his agency Big Hit Music on the 31st, “Who,” the title track from Jimin’s second solo album, “MUSE”, has...
| James choi
Composer Anthony Hopkins scores career twist at 88 as 'Life Is a Dream' tops UK classical chart

Composer Anthony Hopkins scores career twist at 88 as 'Life Is a Dream' tops UK classical chart

Screen legend reaches a 'new summit' with a baton and manuscript paper, channeling his 'positive impact' toward an earthquake-hit country
Screen legend reaches a 'new summit' with a baton and manuscript paper, releasing 12 orchestral works composed over a lifetime Legendary actor Anthony Hopkins, 88, who won two Academy Awards for best actor for The Silence of the Lambs and The Father, has reached the top of the classical music world...
| James choi
Na Hong-jin’s ‘Hope’ invited to San Sebastian, set to hit North America on the ninth next month

Na Hong-jin’s ‘Hope’ invited to San Sebastian, set to hit North America on the ninth next month

Officially selected for the 74th festival’s Perlak section, the film stars Hwang Jung-min, Jo In-sung and Jung Ho-yeon in a struggle against an unknown life-form
K-creature films evolve, commanding Europe’s most prestigious screens ‘Hope’, the latest film from South Korea’s unrivaled thriller auteur Na Hong-jin, is making an overwhelming impact on the global cinema landscape.
| James choi