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‘Colony’ Yeon Sang-ho on Gu Kyo-hwan: He Was Disappointed He Didn’t Have the Ability in “Parasite: The Grey,” So He Proposed This Role

‘Colony’ Yeon Sang-ho on Gu Kyo-hwan: He Was Disappointed He Didn’t Have the Ability in “Parasite: The Grey,” So He Proposed This Role

〈Colony〉 director Yeon Sang-ho, who directed the film, shared a casting anecdote involving Gu Kyo-hwan.During an on-site roundtable interview in a location in Jongno-gu, Seoul, on May 26, director Yeon Sang-ho talked about Gu Kyo-hwan, the actor with whom he has already collaborated for a fourth...
| Seongchan Eol
Mun Sang-hoon of BDNS Reviews His Favorite Comedy Film of the Year, 〈Nirvana the Band〉

Mun Sang-hoon of BDNS Reviews His Favorite Comedy Film of the Year, 〈Nirvana the Band〉

After searching for more than a year through Cannes, Los Angeles and Hong Kong for the best comedy film, BDNS leader Mun Sang-hoon settled on a single title: 〈Nirvana the Band: Not related to the legendary band ‘Nirvana’ — the duo Matt and Jay.
| Chua-young
A Classroom Turns Into a Bloodbath Survival Story: The “Jiwoohak” and “Girigo” Craze Expands the “Dark Academy” Genre Built on Endless Competition

A Classroom Turns Into a Bloodbath Survival Story: The “Jiwoohak” and “Girigo” Craze Expands the “Dark Academy” Genre Built on Endless Competition

From “Jiwoohak” to “Girigo,” K-academy fare morphs into bite-your-fingers survival drama. The bleak reality inside a classroom reduced to a ladder of class and violence
The end of romance—classrooms become a blood-red survival fight. . . The world gets hooked on 'Girigo'No more romance of first love is breathing in classrooms. A strange app appears on smartphone screens, turning teenagers’ daily lives into a brutal survival game.
| James choi
[Photo &] A Red Tide Swallows the Desert Night, Seizes Las Vegas — BTS “Arirang” Tour Scene That Set 60,000 ARMYs on Fire

[Photo &] A Red Tide Swallows the Desert Night, Seizes Las Vegas — BTS “Arirang” Tour Scene That Set 60,000 ARMYs on Fire

BTS brings traditional Korean music instead of the usual knife-dance choreography, captivating 60,000 fans who transcend generations and race.
A red tide that swallowed the desert night, takes over Las VegasThe heart of global entertainment—Las Vegas in the United States—was fully engulfed by the massive red wave unleashed by 'Bangtan Sonyeondan'. Landmarks that stitched across the city skyline blasted red lights one after another, and...
| James choi
[Photo &] A Live Performance by Jazz Master Herbie Hancock, 86, Sets the Seoul Jazz Festival Stage Ablaze with “The End of Spring Days”

[Photo &] A Live Performance by Jazz Master Herbie Hancock, 86, Sets the Seoul Jazz Festival Stage Ablaze with “The End of Spring Days”

Jazz legend Herbie Hancock, making his first trip to Korea in 11 years, delivers explosive playing that leaves behind his age at 86 and caps the night with a tribute to the late Wayne Shorter
“The audience is part of my family.” Herbie Hancock’s heartfelt confession lit up the night sky over Seoul.“The return of a master,” ruling the keys at age 86On the 24th at the Olympic Park 88 Grass Square, as darkness deepened, he appeared to close out the 18th Seoul Jazz Festival, blasting out...
| James choi
[Moja-mu-sse Ending] ‘Break Through When You’re Trapped’ in Youthful Mise-en-Scène… Gu Kyo-hwan Wins Best New Director, 5.3% Ratings on Finale Day, Reflections From 6 Key Cast Members

[Moja-mu-sse Ending] ‘Break Through When You’re Trapped’ in Youthful Mise-en-Scène… Gu Kyo-hwan Wins Best New Director, 5.3% Ratings on Finale Day, Reflections From 6 Key Cast Members

From Gu Kyo-hwan to Go Yoon-jung, the cast’s star turns lit up ‘Moja-mu-sse,’ which ended by setting a new personal-best ratings record
Ratings surge straight up from 2. 2% to 6. 0%, a stunning catharsis launched by ’Worthlessness’JTBC’s well-made drama ’Everyone Is Fighting Their Own Worthlessness’ (hereafter ’Moja-mu-sse’) finally drew a brilliant curtain call. The final episode aired on the 24th notched 5.
| James choi
Choo Young-woo Sells Out Both Seoul Fan-Meeting Dates in June; Tokyo Show in July Confirmed

Choo Young-woo Sells Out Both Seoul Fan-Meeting Dates in June; Tokyo Show in July Confirmed

The solo fan-meeting 'CHOO-prise!' will be held at the Daeyang Hall of Sejong University on June 27, ahead of ticket sales going live on the 21st, with all seats sold out for both shows and a tease of fan interaction with a birthday-party concept With his next projects such as ENA's 'Dating Doctor' gaining traction, Choo Young-woo will kick off overseas fan meetings in Tokyo on July 20
Actor Choo Young-woo's solo fan meeting in Seoul sold out all available seats. Second Seoul solo fan-meeting date sells out all seats On the 22nd, his agency, J-Wide Company, said that the solo fan meeting titled '2026 CHOO YOUNG WOO FANMEETING [CHOO-prise.
| Seongchan Eol
[Photo &] Christian Mungiu wins his second Palme d’Or at the 79th Cannes Film Festival with “Fjord,” while Na Hong-jin’s “Hope” misses out

[Photo &] Christian Mungiu wins his second Palme d’Or at the 79th Cannes Film Festival with “Fjord,” while Na Hong-jin’s “Hope” misses out

A dazzling 12-day journey, the artistic questions Cannes left behind
A Master Returns, Reaching the Peak of CannesThe eyes of cinephiles around the world were on the 79th Cannes Film Festival, and its top honor, “Palme d’Or,” went to Romanian master “Christian Mungiu.” The winning film, “Fjord,” is a sharp examination of modern society’s extremism through the...
| James choi
Hwang Jung-min’s “Stella” Becomes a Police Car: Hyundai Sponsors Noh Hong-jin’s “Hope” in Competition at Cannes

Hwang Jung-min’s “Stella” Becomes a Police Car: Hyundai Sponsors Noh Hong-jin’s “Hope” in Competition at Cannes

In Noh Hong-jin’s new film “Hope,” Hwang Jung-min and Jung Ho-yeon’s police car is “Stella”—a key on-screen object poised to captivate global audiences while past heritage meets today’s art
'Stella' Walks the Cannes Red Carpet: 'Hyundai Motor'’s Meticulous Cultural Ambassador StrategyAs the new work 'Hope' by master filmmaker 'Noh Hong-jin' entered the competitive section of the 79th Cannes Film Festival and drew global attention, an unexpected scene-stealer stepped in.
| James choi
[Photo & ‘Cannes Closing Ceremony现场’] Park Chan-wook, Cannes Jury Chair: “I didn’t want to give the Palme d’Or, but I had no choice” Witty remarks

[Photo & ‘Cannes Closing Ceremony现场’] Park Chan-wook, Cannes Jury Chair: “I didn’t want to give the Palme d’Or, but I had no choice” Witty remarks

The 79th Cannes International Film Festival, where Park Chan-wook’s poise and humor set the tone for the closing ceremony. Behind-the-scenes details from the Christian Mungiu Palme d’Or win and a warm, upbeat jury
‘The 79th Cannes International Film Festival’, a closing ceremony ruled by Park Chan-wook’s poise and humor“To speak honestly, the Palme d’Or is not a prize I wanted to give to anyone. That’s because it’s an award I’ve never received.
| James choi