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The star behind the hit song “Beautiful Things,” which has dominated short-form video, Benson Boone will hold his second solo Korea concert on October 26 at Ilsan KINTEX.

‘Michael Jackson’ biopic ‘Michael’ crosses the $1 billion mark to claim the No. 1 spot in history As overwhelming audience support overturns reviewers’ scathing takes and takes over the Billboard charts

Family and official social media announcements on the 13th (local time)… Neill fell asleep peacefully beside his family at a hospital in Sydney, Australia After a blood cancer (T-cell lymphoma) diagnosis in 2022, he recently received a clean bill of health, but an unexpected tragedy followed From Dr. Alan Grant in 'Jurassic Park' to 'The Piano' and 'Peaky Blinders,' he crisscrossed the screen in more than 150 productions over 50 years New Zealand and Australian prime ministers mourn in unison… “The greatest cultural icon that carried our film industry to the world”

A historic home run show taking place on Aug. 14 at 9 a.m. in the U.S. at Citizens Bank Park will be streamed worldwide live. Eight league-leading sluggers—such as Bryce Harper and Murakami Munetaka—will take the stage, with Korean broadcast team members Kim Hyung-jun and Kim Myung-jung calling the action in tandem. Netflix is also set to preview the “Field of Dreams” matchup between the Minnesota Twins and the Philadelphia Phillies in August, sparking excitement among global baseball fans

“Right Now,” a track featured on NewJeans’ Japanese debut single “Supernatural,” hits the 100 million mark on Spotify and again proves the group’s global popularity

The comfort-filled BTS classic that brought solace to the world during the COVID-19 pandemic!

So Ji-seob’s “Mr. Kim,” surpassing “Taxi Driver 2 (Model Taxi 2),” takes over the No. 2 spot in history with a 22.3% viewership rating. It dominates Netflix’s No. 1 and sparks a box-office-style surge

With 20 of 24 members taking the stage, the group promises a once-in-a-generation performance; the title track “Kids Return” expands its coming-of-age story.

A debut film by a 1999-born YouTuber director that pulled in 600 billion won on 1.1 billion won—surpassing ‘Backroom’ to claim No. 1 at the box office for horror.