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aespa’s ‘SYNK : COMPLæXITY’ LA Concert Sells Out — Even Restricted-View Seats

aespa’s ‘SYNK : COMPLæXITY’ LA Concert Sells Out — Even Restricted-View Seats

Los Angeles shows sell out for third straight year as aespa begins Oakland tour leg on the 6th
aespa’s overwhelming ticket power conquers LA, the epicenter of global pop aespa, a group that has helped demonstrate K-pop’s global standing, took complete control of Los Angeles’ cutting-edge Intuit Dome. SM Entertainment said on the 5th that the world tour ‘SYNK : COMPLæXITY’, held on the 3rd...
| James choi
KATSEYE to perform at Victoria's Secret Fashion Show on the 18th alongside global pop stars

KATSEYE to perform at Victoria's Secret Fashion Show on the 18th alongside global pop stars

KATSEYE joins Megan Thee Stallion in this year's lineup for the landmark runway show launched in 1995
Bold move after Taylor Swift: Live performance set to heat up the runway KATSEYE, the global girl group formed through a partnership between HYBE and Geffen Records, is set to take the stage at a major international fashion event.
| James choi
Why NBC ‘Today’ Veteran Anchor Al Roker Suddenly Disappeared on Live TV: Jury Duty

Why NBC ‘Today’ Veteran Anchor Al Roker Suddenly Disappeared on Live TV: Jury Duty

- 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
Al Roker, 72, the face of NBC’s flagship morning news program ‘Today’ and one of America’s best-known weather anchors, abruptly left the studio during a live broadcast, leaving viewers wondering what had happened. The answer turned out to be a lighthearted surprise.
| Yangsimoh
IVE set to return after 8 months with 'Looks Can Kill' mini album due out on the 26th

IVE set to return after 8 months with 'Looks Can Kill' mini album due out on the 26th

Pre-release track arrives on the 19th as group launches next chapter after wrapping second world tour
Global phenomenon IVE returns, unveiling a new chapter after eight months away IVE, the girl group driving the K-pop scene, is finally ready to reveal what it has been working on. Starship Entertainment officially announced that the group's new mini album, 'Looks Can Kill', will be released on the...
| James choi
BTS’ ‘ARIRANG’ tour generates 637 billion won, tops Beyoncé worldwide

BTS’ ‘ARIRANG’ tour generates 637 billion won, tops Beyoncé worldwide

Record 2.31 million fans attend 38 shows as South American leg opens Oct. 2 in Colombia
‘King of K-pop’ surpasses Queen of Pop Beyoncé BTS’ ‘ARIRANG’ world tour is rewriting the history of live performances worldwide. The tour ranked No. 1 by a wide margin in cumulative global tour revenue through the third quarter, once again demonstrating the stature of K-pop.
| James choi
“Possible Love” Opens in Select Theaters Today, Marking Lee Chang-dong’s Return After 8 Years!

“Possible Love” Opens in Select Theaters Today, Marking Lee Chang-dong’s Return After 8 Years!

The film opens today, Sept. 23, in select theaters in South Korea. It follows a laid-off worker and his wife, as well as a documentary director and her husband—the story of two couples.
With a landmark record that includes the Grand Jury Prize at the 83rd Venice International Film Festival, the FIPRESCI Prize, the TIFF Ebert Director Award at the 51st Toronto International Film Festival Tribute Awards and the Auteur Award at the 49th Mill Valley Film Festival, 〈Possible Love〉 has...
| Joo Seong-cheol
Film 'Silmido' revises subtitles after 23 years: 31 men cleared of 'death row inmate' label, civilians not criminals

Film 'Silmido' revises subtitles after 23 years: 31 men cleared of 'death row inmate' label, civilians not criminals

New subtitles take effect on the 4th at the Defense Ministry and survivors' association's request, restoring the honor of members of the unit founded in 1968; a past affairs truth-finding commission determined most were ordinary civilians
Correcting a distorted history: The truth moves beyond the screen The blockbuster film 'Silmido', which drew more than 10 million moviegoers, has completely revised the explanatory subtitles at the start of the film, 23 years after its release.
| James choi
Look Back director Hirokazu Kore-eda, stars Natsuki Deguchi and Aju Makita set for Seoul visit Oct. 8

Look Back director Hirokazu Kore-eda, stars Natsuki Deguchi and Aju Makita set for Seoul visit Oct. 8

The trio will visit Seoul after the 31st Busan International Film Festival; ticket sales open Sept. 24
Hirokazu Kore-eda, director of Look Back, and lead actors Natsuki Deguchi and Aju Makita will hold events in Seoul from Oct. 8 through Oct. 10. Look Back tells the story of two girls, Fujino and Kyomoto, who became each other’s worlds as they shared unforgettable seasons together.
| Kim Ji-yeon
Jo Young-nam mourns C'est Si Bon's Lee Baek-chun, 'commander-in-chief of Korean folk,' who dies at 93

Jo Young-nam mourns C'est Si Bon's Lee Baek-chun, 'commander-in-chief of Korean folk,' who dies at 93

The former PD-turned-critic who led the acoustic-guitar movement in the 1960s and '70s died on the 21st, with his funeral procession set for the 23rd.
C'est Si Bon's Lee Baek-chun dies at 93; Jo Young-nam mourns 60 years of Ddolgang Former TBC PD pioneered Korea's acoustic-guitar movement in 1964; funeral procession set for 7 a.m. on the 23rd Lee Baek-chun, a popular-music critic who served as a mentor to Korean 'folk music' in the 1960s and '70s...
| James choi
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.
| James choi