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Kwon Eun-bi involved in minor car crash during schedule on 13th; fan signing canceled

Kwon Eun-bi involved in minor car crash during schedule on 13th; fan signing canceled

What happens to promotions for new single 'DEJAVU'?
Everline fan signing set for 14th fully canceled, agency says "artist's health comes first" Singer 'Kwon Eun-bi' will postpone meeting fans after the vehicle she was riding in was involved in an unexpected minor collision while she was traveling to a scheduled engagement.
| James choi
'Jeon Hyun-moo's Plan 4' draws line over false eyewitness accounts, fully refutes restaurant-booking and staging allegations on 14th

'Jeon Hyun-moo's Plan 4' draws line over false eyewitness accounts, fully refutes restaurant-booking and staging allegations on 14th

The show's firm response signals a hard-line stance after controversy surrounding another variety program sparks questions about its no-sponsorship policy, maintained since its February 2024 launch
Zero prearranged bookings: Producers warn they will take action against speculation The production team behind 'Jeon Hyun-moo's Plan 4', a variety show jointly aired by MBN and Channel S, has firmly rejected allegations that restaurants are booked in advance and situations are staged.
| James choi
Yeon Sang-ho’s 〈Paradise Lost〉 Walks TIFF Red Carpet as World Premiere Sells Out

Yeon Sang-ho’s 〈Paradise Lost〉 Walks TIFF Red Carpet as World Premiere Sells Out

Director Yeon Sang-ho, Kim Hyun-joo and Bae Hyun-sung walk the red carpet in Toronto; world premiere sells out, film scheduled to open in South Korean theaters Oct. 21
Yeon Sang-ho’s film 〈Silnakwon〉 (PARADISE LOST, directed by Yeon Sang-ho) wrapped its world premiere screening in the Special Presentations section of the 51st Toronto International Film Festival after selling out every seat.
| Kim Ji-yeon
Overwork triggers grotesque physical changes in ‘Mutation,’ a burnout body horror film set for November release

Overwork triggers grotesque physical changes in ‘Mutation,’ a burnout body horror film set for November release

New body horror film ‘Mutation,’ aimed at a new generation, set for November release in South Korea; teaser trailer unveiled Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival standout explores bizarre symptoms afflicting young people under extreme stress and overwork Film turns modern workers’ burnout into visceral physical horror, promising taut tension and suspense
The body horror film 〈‘Mutation’〉, made for a new generation, is set for release in November. The film 〈‘Mutation’〉 confirmed its South Korean release for November on Sept. 14 and unveiled its first poster and teaser trailer.
| Seongchan Eol
TOMORROW X TOGETHER to launch new world tour 'STEAL THE WIND' in Seoul in November

TOMORROW X TOGETHER to launch new world tour 'STEAL THE WIND' in Seoul in November

New world tour opens with simultaneous in-person and online shows at Seoul's KSPO DOME from Nov. 13 to 15 Group expands its self-directed narrative with new tour title 'STEAL THE WIND' after concluding the 'ACT' series Asia, the Americas and Europe dates teased after Seoul kickoff; group heads to New York global festival on 26
The group TOMORROW X TOGETHER will launch its fifth world tour in spectacular fashion, beginning in Seoul. Seoul to host simultaneous in-person and online opening shows for fifth world tour Industry sources say TOMORROW X TOGETHER will hold its new world tour, 'TOMORROW X TOGETHER WORLD TOUR 'STEAL...
| Seongchan Eol
300 Meters Above a Gorge, ‘Fall: The Abyss’ Opens in South Korea Oct. 1

300 Meters Above a Gorge, ‘Fall: The Abyss’ Opens in South Korea Oct. 1

Survival thriller follows three people stranded after a skydiving crash Teaser poster heightens tension and curiosity with a dizzying image of them clinging to parachute lines Striking on-screen chemistry between Mark Eydelshteyn of ‘Anora’ and rising newcomer Tina Stoilkovich
A thriller that is dizzying just to watch is coming to South Korean theaters in October. The film 〈Fall: The Abyss〉 has set Oct. 1 as its South Korean release date and unveiled a teaser poster. 〈Fall: The Abyss〉 is an extreme-isolation survival thriller about three people who board a light aircraft...
| Seongchan Eol
'Monster Rookies' ALLDAY PROJECT to return Sept. 28 with second EP 'CRASH' after nine months

'Monster Rookies' ALLDAY PROJECT to return Sept. 28 with second EP 'CRASH' after nine months

THEBLACKLABEL's ALLDAY PROJECT set to release second EP 'CRASH' on Sept. 28 Sensational teasers featuring the group's signature colors, including invitations, keys and an approval form, unveiled on official social media Members hint at a new transformation, projecting a deeper aura in black leather jacket styling
Boy group ALLDAY PROJECT , which made an immediate impression on the K-pop scene as "monster rookies," is returning with new music after nine months. A dazzling return after nine months: New album 'CRASH' set for release THEBLACKLABEL announced through its official social media channels on Sept.
| Seongchan Eol
Interview: After 46 Years, Choi Min-sik Brings Depth to 〈The Intern〉

Interview: After 46 Years, Choi Min-sik Brings Depth to 〈The Intern〉

After 46 years in the profession, Choi Min-sik brings a lifetime of nuance to the Korean remake of 〈The Intern〉, which opens on the 16th. The lines on his face carry the ease and depth that only a long life can produce.
| Kim Ji-yeon
'The Married Woman Killer' Gong Hyo-jin hits personal-best 10.7% rating in finale; twist arrives six months later

'The Married Woman Killer' Gong Hyo-jin hits personal-best 10.7% rating in finale; twist arrives six months later

Final episode airs, teasing Yoo Bo-na's second target after she takes a bullet for her husband MBC's Friday-Saturday drama 'The Married Woman Killer', starring actor 'Gong Hyo-jin', ended on a high note after breaking into double-digit ratings.
| James choi
Not the Golden Lion, but enough: Lee Chang-dong wins Venice Grand Jury Prize after 24 years

Not the Golden Lion, but enough: Lee Chang-dong wins Venice Grand Jury Prize after 24 years

Possible Love, about mass layoffs at a major corporation, opens in theaters on the 23rd and arrives on Netflix on Nov. 6
Lee Chang-dong, a master of South Korean cinema, won the Venice International Film Festival's second-highest honor, the Grand Jury Prize, for his new film Possible Love at the festival's 83rd edition. The award marks a welcome return to Venice 24 years after he won the Best Director prize for Oasis...
| James choi