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[Photo] Lee Joon-hyuk wins 1.3 billion won in lottery, chooses a twist over resignation

[Photo] Lee Joon-hyuk wins 1.3 billion won in lottery, chooses a twist over resignation

TVING to offer an early release on the 10th, as K-office drama gives fantasy a turn in the real world “I’ve spent 20 years living only for work ... I deeply empathized with the protagonist’s life”
The dilemma of an office worker holding 1.3 billion won — the birth of a reality-driven office drama If you won the first prize in the lottery, would you hand in your resignation? That sweet fantasy, one nearly everyone has entertained at least once, takes on a vivid, reality-based form in TVING’s...
| James choi
Sandra Bullock, Nicole Kidman Return in ‘Practical Magic’ Sequel After 28 Years — Witches’ Sisters Face Twists of Fate

Sandra Bullock, Nicole Kidman Return in ‘Practical Magic’ Sequel After 28 Years — Witches’ Sisters Face Twists of Fate

Opening in theaters on the 9th, the lavish fantasy romance stars Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman.
Legendary witches return to the screen, facing a deadly family curse The legendary fantasy film ‘Practical Magic’ (1998), starring Hollywood heavyweights ‘Sandra Bullock’ and ‘Nicole Kidman’, returns to theaters after 28 years of silence.
| James choi
“Thank you for more than 20 years of happiness”: ‘Peter Pan’ dad and writer Jeon Kyung-chul dies

“Thank you for more than 20 years of happiness”: ‘Peter Pan’ dad and writer Jeon Kyung-chul dies

After being given six months to live with terminal liver cancer, he visited 1,000 facilities seeking care for his son and died while working to establish a welfare foundation for people with severe autism
‘Peter Pan’ dad and writer Jeon Kyung-chul dies, leaving behind a 20-year miracle forged by knocking on 1,000 doors He dies at 63 after battling liver cancer; foundation plans he pursued after a six-month prognosis will continue His paternal devotion never wavered after the terminal diagnosis as he...
| James choi
'InuYasha' and 'Digimon' make Korean theatrical debuts two decades later — classics set to take over September theaters

'InuYasha' and 'Digimon' make Korean theatrical debuts two decades later — classics set to take over September theaters

A double feature of Mamoru Hosoda's 'Digimon' films and 'The Girl Who Leapt Through Time' will screen consecutively starting Sept. 16.
Legendary animated films that dominated living rooms more than 20 years ago are making a spectacular return to the big screen. From 'InuYasha the Movie: Affections Touching Across Time' making its first theatrical appearance in Korea to a double feature of 'Digimon' films, theaters in September...
| James choi
RESCENE fandom REMINE donates 110 million won for flood recovery in southern region

RESCENE fandom REMINE donates 110 million won for flood recovery in southern region

A fan launched the fundraiser after hearing about flood damage in member Won-i’s hometown of Geoje A total of 112.53 million won was raised with 2,355 fans taking part to support flood victims through Hope Bridge The fandom turns support for the singer into a force for good, offering a model of mature fan culture
The fandom of girl group RESCENE, known as REMINE, has donated more than 100 million won to help residents affected by torrential rains in southern regions. A 100 million-won miracle sparked by one fan’s proposal REMINE donated 112,537,680 won to support flood recovery and residents affected by the...
| Seongchan Eol
[Choo A-young's Music Box] Ridley Scott's Message of Hope in 〈Dog Star: Last Hope〉 and Hozier's 'Like Real People Do'

[Choo A-young's Music Box] Ridley Scott's Message of Hope in 〈Dog Star: Last Hope〉 and Hozier's 'Like Real People Do'

Film music hooks me first. It often reveals emotions that images and dialogue alone cannot fully carry, and it can open a window onto a filmmaker's hidden intentions. For me, understanding film music has been one path to understanding the film itself.
| Chua-young
Director Kim Mi-jo on ‘Gyeongju Trip,’ Korea’s Most Provocative Mainstream Film of the Year

Director Kim Mi-jo on ‘Gyeongju Trip,’ Korea’s Most Provocative Mainstream Film of the Year

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※〈Gyeongju Trip〉 Director Kim Mi-jo's interview continues from Part 1.One striking aspect of 〈Gyeongju Trip〉 is how it depicts Baek Sang-hyun, the killer (Byun Yo-han). Why did you choose not to give any backstory to the perpetrator Baek Sang-hyun and instead portray him solely as a heinous...
| Kim Ji-yeon
“G-Dragon saved my husband”: G-Dragon praised for stopping cameraman’s 2-meter fall during BigBang 20th anniversary concert

“G-Dragon saved my husband”: G-Dragon praised for stopping cameraman’s 2-meter fall during BigBang 20th anniversary concert

Sensing the danger, he changed his position to prevent an accident as his wife personally thanked him after the video surpassed 5.69 million views
Singer “G-Dragon” (real name Kwon Ji-yong, 38) is drawing attention after it emerged that he rescued a camera operator who nearly fell from the stage during a concert. His split-second response, which prevented a potentially serious accident, went beyond a simple performance and demonstrated the...
| James choi
Hwang Jung-min Takes on First Dubbing Role; 'Stitch Head' Rounds Out Cast With Choo Young-woo, Red Velvet's Joy

Hwang Jung-min Takes on First Dubbing Role; 'Stitch Head' Rounds Out Cast With Choo Young-woo, Red Velvet's Joy

Well-crafted animated film '〈Stitch Head: The Little Monster from the Castle〉' unveils Korean voice cast ahead of its September release Hwang Jung-min takes on voice acting for the first time since his debut, while Choo Young-woo brings warmth and emotion to the role of an innocent little monster Red Velvet's Joy (Park Soo-young) joins as curious human girl Arabella, completing a stellar lineup aimed squarely at theaters
Hwang Jung-min, Choo Young-woo and Red Velvet's Joy team up for the Korean dub. The animated film 〈Stitch Head: The Little Monster from the Castle〉 unveiled its Korean voice cast Aug. 21 ahead of its September release.
| Seongchan Eol
Nolan’s The Odyssey reveals tearjerking behind-the-scenes story of dog love amid 5.7 million admissions

Nolan’s The Odyssey reveals tearjerking behind-the-scenes story of dog love amid 5.7 million admissions

Christopher Nolan’s new film 〈The Odyssey〉 is fueling a box-office frenzy after drawing more than 5.7 million moviegoers A 15-year-old retired canine actor was cast as Argos, Odysseus’ aging dog, delivering a deeply authentic performance The film reflects Nolan’s special affection for his own dog, whom he adopted while preparing the movie and loved enough to call its working title “Charlie’s Story”
The dog love woven into 〈The Odyssey〉 has captured audiences’ attention. Released Aug. 5 and now enjoying a strong run at the box office, 〈The Odyssey〉 offered a behind-the-scenes look Aug. 21 at director Christopher Nolan’s love of dogs.
| Seongchan Eol