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Navier (Shin Min-a), the empress of the Eastern Empire, is served divorce papers by Emperor Sovieshu (Ju Ji-hoon), who has fallen for Rashta (Lee Se-young), a runaway slave.

A black comedy about a climate disaster triggered by a 9-meter glacier crack; director Alejandro González Iñárritu and Cruise will officially visit Korea on Oct. 1

- Management agency NOB Entertainment issues formal apology on the 29th: “We confirmed inappropriate words and actions and deeply regret them” - Former girlfriend identified as A releases recordings containing verbal abuse, thrown objects and degrading profanity directed at acquaintances and a taxi driver - Controversy over unspeakable insults, including “low-class human being”; social media and YouTube accounts immediately made private

- On the 28th, local time, Al Roker left early in silence just after the weather forecast during NBC’s live broadcast of ‘Today’ - Fellow anchors Dylan Dreyer and Craig Melvin stepped in at short notice, fueling viewer speculation as no reason was given - He revealed the reason himself on social media, posting a photo outside court in a stylish suit: “I’m off to do my civic duty” - The beloved star who has held the stage for more than 30 years drew cheers from fans with his playful twist and warm communication

- Agent announces death on the 28th local time; 1990s American teen sitcom legend remembered - Spent more than a decade as Principal Belding, from Disney's 'Good Morning, Miss Bliss' to NBC's 'Saved by the Bell' - Took an unusual career path from managing Tom Jones and the Allman Brothers Band to becoming an actor - His agent of 20 years mourns deeply: “The Principal Belding everyone loved was someone who loved his fans more than anyone”

Entries surged 54.3% from last year; films will screen Nov. 22-28 at the fourth festival, exploring the values of 4·3, including forced mobilization and diaspora.

After controversy erupts over a theory about who was behind the events following the film’s release on the 23rd, the Park Chung-hee Presidential Memorial Foundation calls for screenings to stop; producers dismiss the claims, calling it a fictional film shaped by imagination.

A new-form body-horror thriller follows a rising Hollywood star who undergoes a horrifying transformation and sets out on a desperate quest for revenge. The newly released main poster captures Matt Hagen’s melted-looking skin and eerie atmosphere as he faces a tragic fate. James Watkins, who established himself as a thriller specialist with “Speak No Evil” and “The Woman in Black,” directs.

Netflix original series Charge Me is a romantic comedy about Baek Ho-rang, whose artificial heart has run out of power, and Na Bo-bae, a woman with electrical powers. The unusual relationship between a “human rubber glove” and a “human power bank,” from an accidental kiss to a proposal to move in together, promises a colorful series of developments. Netflix has released the main poster and trailer, heightening viewers’ anticipation for the series’ worldwide exclusive premiere on Oct. 9.