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Lee Chang-dong’s ‘Possible Love’ wins Korea’s first Ebert Award; Seol Kyung-gu makes surprise confession after 23 years

Lee Chang-dong’s ‘Possible Love’ wins Korea’s first Ebert Award; Seol Kyung-gu makes surprise confession after 23 years

Eight years after his last film, the director unveils his new work at the Toronto International Film Festival, with Jo In-sung and Jo Yeo-jeong joining the cast ahead of its Nov. 6 Netflix release.
Master Korean filmmaker 'Lee Chang-dong' has captivated North America with his new film 'Possible Love. ' He became the first Korean director to win the 'Ebert Director Award' at the Toronto International Film Festival , once again demonstrating his standing on the world stage.
Wonju Dancing Carnival opens on 18th with 122 teams, including Norazo, 1MILLION and Koyote

Wonju Dancing Carnival opens on 18th with 122 teams, including Norazo, 1MILLION and Koyote

The festival will feature 37 international and 85 South Korean teams as it expands beyond viewing into an immersive destination event
Wonju Dancing Carnival brings 122 teams together in a bold break from the traditional spectator festival Festival runs from the 18th to the 20th at Wonju Dancing Performance Center, featuring 37 international teams and 1MILLION Beyond simply watching: Wonju evolves into a global dance destination...
ILLIT’s ‘It’s Me’ Tops 100 Million Streams in Japan, Marking Third Major Milestone

ILLIT’s ‘It’s Me’ Tops 100 Million Streams in Japan, Marking Third Major Milestone

Cumulative plays reach 103.8 million as song maintains a long run on Korean and Japanese charts four months after release
Techno sound takes Japan by storm, fueling an unfading phenomenon The global success of girl group ‘ILLIT’ shows no sign of slowing. The group’s hit song ‘It’s Me’ has comfortably surpassed 100 million streams in Japan, reaching another major milestone.
‘Still 17’ and ‘Business Proposal’ to become Korea’s first short dramas — why StudioS teamed up with Lee Kyung-kyu

‘Still 17’ and ‘Business Proposal’ to become Korea’s first short dramas — why StudioS teamed up with Lee Kyung-kyu

StudioS signs tripartite partnership with Singapore’s Mediacorp and Soonshot on the 16th for a global co-production featuring Korean and Singaporean actors
K-dramas evolve to capture the global short-form ecosystem StudioS, the SBS Media Group’s core drama production and distribution company, is making a full-scale push into the production of short dramas, also known as microdramas, a major trend in the global media market.
“Suspended for letting customers dance?” Culture Ministry moves to overhaul live-club rules, puts 80.2 billion won into next year’s budget

“Suspended for letting customers dance?” Culture Ministry moves to overhaul live-club rules, puts 80.2 billion won into next year’s budget

Public debate grows over revising the Food Sanitation Act enforcement rules that led to a live club’s suspension, as next year’s popular music budget is set at 80.2 billion won and concerns mount that four major agencies could monopolize FANOMENON
Music industry trapped by outdated standards as major overhaul of Food Sanitation Act rules looms The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism is finally moving to address an absurd rule that can suspend a business simply because customers swayed to the music.
“Until the T-Shirt Dries,” “Our Little Sister” Japanese Actress Kaho Announces Surprise Marriage; Partner Is 34-Year-Old Film Director

“Until the T-Shirt Dries,” “Our Little Sister” Japanese Actress Kaho Announces Surprise Marriage; Partner Is 34-Year-Old Film Director

She announced the marriage on her official website on the 15th, tying the knot with film director Sora Hokimoto, who is one year younger
Kaho begins the second act of her life, grounded in an artistic connection Kaho (35), one of Japan’s leading actresses known for her range, has married film director Sora Hokimoto (34), who is one year younger. Major Japanese media outlets, including Kyodo News, reported the marriage on the 15th,...
Na Hong-jin’s ‘Hope’ sweeps North American theaters, grosses up to $5 million — biggest Korean film hit since ‘Parasite’

Na Hong-jin’s ‘Hope’ sweeps North American theaters, grosses up to $5 million — biggest Korean film hit since ‘Parasite’

The film opened on 1,560 screens across North America and took No. 2 at the box office behind Christopher Nolan’s latest; Jo In-sung and Jung Ho-yeon complete New York red-carpet appearance
Film grosses more than $5 million in opening week, heads to Austin and San Francisco after New York ‘Hope’, the latest film from director Na Hong-jin, is sweeping North American theaters and setting the biggest box-office record for a Korean film since ‘Parasite.
Oasis returns after 16 years, confirms 38-day world tour — Why is Asia being skipped?

Oasis returns after 16 years, confirms 38-day world tour — Why is Asia being skipped?

To prevent another ticketing frenzy, Oasis will use a pre-registration system and tour nine countries across Europe and the United States, with no Asian dates scheduled.
Gallagher brothers end 16-year silence, signaling a global ticketing frenzy The “legendary Britpop band” Oasis has officially announced a 38-day world tour. After a dramatic reunion 16 years in the making that shook the global music industry, the band will return to the stage next year and once...
Ella Langley ties Mariah Carey record as 27-year-old unknown singer’s ‘Choosin’ Texas’ tops Billboard for 22 weeks

Ella Langley ties Mariah Carey record as 27-year-old unknown singer’s ‘Choosin’ Texas’ tops Billboard for 22 weeks

Ella Langley’s ‘Choosin’ Texas’ ties the record for the longest run at No. 1, with radio revenue topping 2.4 million dollars
Ella Langley’s ‘Choosin’ Texas’ turns heads, tying Carey’s record with 22 weeks at No. 1 The breakthrough of an unknown singer born in 1999 sets a new Billboard record as cumulative listeners surpass 2.25 billion 27-year-old country newcomer emerges as a threat to the ‘Queen of Christmas’ The...
Legendary Horror Drama 'M' to Be Rebooted as TVING Original 'M: Reboot' With Jung Chae-yeon, Jung Gun-joo

Legendary Horror Drama 'M' to Be Rebooted as TVING Original 'M: Reboot' With Jung Chae-yeon, Jung Gun-joo

Jung Chae-yeon to play three roles for the first time; Jung Gun-joo to portray an ace detective — series set for 2027 release
TVING announced on the 15th that it is reviving the legendary MBC horror drama 〈M〉, which shook South Korea in 1994, as the TVING original series 〈M: Reboot〉. Jung Chae-yeon and Jung Gun-joo have been cast, and the series is slated to premiere in 2027.