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Travel Creator Wonji Deletes Video and Issues Official Apology Over '6-Pyeong Basement Office' Controversy

Travel Creator Wonji Deletes Video and Issues Official Apology Over '6-Pyeong Basement Office' Controversy

Pointing out the poor working conditions of a 1 million subscriber YouTuber... "The ventilation system may be misunderstood, so it has been made private"
Popular travel creator Wonji, who has about 1 million subscribers, faced controversy over poor office conditions, deleted the related video, and issued an official apology. On the 20th, Wonji posted a video titled 'Looking for a 6-Pyeong Office' on her YouTube channel 'Wonji's Day'.
| Yangsimoh
'The Assassins' Surpasses 3.4 Million Break-Even Point; Truth of That Day in 1974 Resonates

'The Assassins' Surpasses 3.4 Million Break-Even Point; Truth of That Day in 1974 Resonates

Surpasses 3 million admissions in 20 days; invited to five international film festivals, including Toronto
Gravitas in its portrayal of a historical tragedy fuels its long run at the box office Director Hur Jin-ho's film 'The Assassins' has surpassed its break-even point, comfortably crossing 3. 4 million admissions despite the historical distortion controversy that erupted after its release.
| James choi
MBC’s ‘PD Notebook’ Takes Aim at ‘The Assassin(s)’ Controversy; Director Hur Jin-ho Asks, ‘Are We Not Even Allowed to Ask Questions?’

MBC’s ‘PD Notebook’ Takes Aim at ‘The Assassin(s)’ Controversy; Director Hur Jin-ho Asks, ‘Are We Not Even Allowed to Ask Questions?’

Director Hur Jin-ho, who has remained silent for about a month, appears on the program; airs October 27 at 10:20 p.m.
MBC’s investigative news program 〈PD Notebook〉 will take an in-depth look at the dispute and allegations of outside pressure surrounding the film 〈The Assassin 〉, a controversy that has spread beyond the film industry into politics. MBC said the October 27 broadcast at 10:20 p. m.
| Kim Ji-yeon
Ha-young’s Great-Grandfather Controversy Delays ‘There’s a Chance’ From February; Baseball Drama to Take Its Place

Ha-young’s Great-Grandfather Controversy Delays ‘There’s a Chance’ From February; Baseball Drama to Take Its Place

After leaving seasons 2 and 3 of Netflix’s ‘The Trauma Code: Heroes on Call’ amid controversy over her great-grandfather’s pro-Japanese activities, Ha-young’s SBS drama is postponed
Broadcasters apply stricter historical standards and move quickly to fill the schedule A controversy over the alleged pro-Japanese activities of actor Ha-young’s great-grandfather has sent shock waves through the broadcasting industry.
| James choi
Ha-young Hit by Controversy Over Great-Grandfather’s Pro-Japanese Ties… SBS Leaves “There Is a Chance” Off First-Half 2027 Schedule

Ha-young Hit by Controversy Over Great-Grandfather’s Pro-Japanese Ties… SBS Leaves “There Is a Chance” Off First-Half 2027 Schedule

Amid controversy over Ha-young’s great-grandfather’s pro-Japanese ties, her starring SBS drama “There Is a Chance” is left off the first-half 2027 lineup The legal drama starring Lee Je-hoon and Ha-young has wrapped filming, but its broadcast date remains uncertain amid worsening public backlash Ha-young has also left “The Trauma Code: Heroes on Call” Season 2 and suspended activities; Jung Ye-in has been cast as her replacement, and production has begun
The drama Ha-young filmed most recently, 〈There Is a Chance〉, looks unlikely to reach viewers anytime soon. On October 19, several media outlets reported that SBS had left the drama 〈There Is a Chance〉 off its first-half 2027 schedule.
| Seongchan Eol
[Box Office] ‘Chiikawa’ Holds No. 1 for Second Straight Week, Surpassing 1.82 Million

[Box Office] ‘Chiikawa’ Holds No. 1 for Second Straight Week, Surpassing 1.82 Million

Director Heo Jin-ho’s ‘Assassins’ draws 3.24 million moviegoers; Yeon Sang-ho’s new film ‘Lost in Paradise’ opens Oct. 21
‘Chiikawa’ fever keeps it atop the box office for a second straight week ‘Chiikawa the Movie: The Secret of the Mermaid Island’, featuring the popular Japanese character, took a commanding hold of theaters over the weekend.
| James choi
Puff Daddy’s Lavish Prison Life Exposed After Just Two Weeks; Transferred Out of State

Puff Daddy’s Lavish Prison Life Exposed After Just Two Weeks; Transferred Out of State

Abruptly moved from New Jersey to a Pennsylvania prison; loses 41 days of good-time credit and is now expected to be released in March 2028
VIP treatment behind bars ends after repeated disruptions Music mogul 'Puff Daddy' (real name 'Sean Diddy Combs') was transferred to another prison after enjoying an extraordinary life of luxury behind bars, including having a personal chef and masseuse.
| James choi
[Box Office] 'Chiikawa the Movie' syndrome takes holiday No. 1 by just 215 viewers; 'Assassins' hits 3 million

[Box Office] 'Chiikawa the Movie' syndrome takes holiday No. 1 by just 215 viewers; 'Assassins' hits 3 million

'Chiikawa the Movie: The Secret of Mermaid Island' proves its staying power by surpassing 1.28 million viewers, while No. 2 'Assassins' reaches the 3 million mark
The power of a singular universe drives the 'Chiikawa' syndrome The animated film 'Chiikawa the Movie: The Secret of Mermaid Island' edged out director Heo Jin-ho's blockbuster 'Assassins' by an exceptionally narrow margin over the Hangul Day holiday weekend to take the top spot at the box office.
| James choi
10 million-ticket actor Yoo Hae-jin wins Buil Film Awards best actor prize for 'A Man Who Lives With the King' — Empty seat at ceremony

10 million-ticket actor Yoo Hae-jin wins Buil Film Awards best actor prize for 'A Man Who Lives With the King' — Empty seat at ceremony

Absent from ceremony amid 'Assassins' controversy; Na Hong-jin wins best director for 'Hope'
The true worth of a 10 million-ticket actor proven in 'A Man Who Lives With the King' Actor 'Yoo Hae-jin' won the best actor trophy at the 'Buil Film Awards', one of South Korea's most prestigious film award ceremonies, hosted by the Busan Ilbo.
| James choi
Photo& | The Weeknd's first Korea concert in 8 years draws 54,000-person singalong at 'After Hours' stadium show

Photo& | The Weeknd's first Korea concert in 8 years draws 54,000-person singalong at 'After Hours' stadium show

Hyundai Card Super Concert sells out all 108,000 seats across two nights, packing 40 songs into 120 minutes: "You know how much I love you"
54,000 voices and a spectacle of light engulf Goyang Stadium "I said, ooh, I'm blinded by the lights. No, I can't sleep until I feel your touch. . . " (I was blinded by the lights. I can't fall asleep without your touch.
| James choi