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I'm obsessed with subculture. I check out anything with fresh stories, settings, or characters — movies, webtoons, games, comics, animation. Having discovered fandom through comics, I became what I call an "e-adult" — an adult who reads printed comics via e-books and webtoons on my phone. But it's less fun alone. In this recurring column, Seong Chan-eol's Comics, I highlight works that are more enjoyable together from the perspective of a jack-of-all-fandoms — a fan with broad, eclectic tastes.

“One hour step practice, one hour technique practice, one hour choreography practice, then technique practice again — I practiced four hours a day”

The world’s top cello ensemble with a 54-year history visits Korea in July. From traditional classical to chanson, jazz, and movie music, these 12 cellos deliver flawless harmony as they move across genres.

I am captivated by music in films. Music sometimes reveals a character's intimate emotions that visible images and spoken lines alone cannot convey. It can become a window into the creator's hidden intentions. For me, understanding film music was one way of reaching a movie. 'Chu Ah-young's Music Box' listens to a film's voice up close by way of its music. (P.S. I hope you listen to the music while reading.)

From leading roles to OST vocal performances—down to official music releases. A dazzling look at multi-talented entertainers who drive both box-office momentum and image makeovers at the same time

BTS’s “ARIRANG” Sustained Hit; Jennie Lands at No. 10 on the Hot 100, Notable Chart Comeback for Michael Jackson

'Boys Fantasy' alum Sejima Shiryuu lavishes high praise on the professional mindset of K-pop idols with the release of a new single, expressing strong aspirations for future activities in Korea

A tiger sighting is reported at Ho-po Port, located in the Demilitarized Zone, and with the entire village thrown into an emergency, an unbelievable reality unfolds.

A concert documentary that reimagines the legendary performances of Elvis Presley through never-before-seen archive footage by director Baz Luhrmann, 〈Elvis〉.