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Jarasum Jazz Festival opens in October with two-time Grammy winner Nate Smith

Jarasum Jazz Festival opens in October with two-time Grammy winner Nate Smith

Festival runs Oct. 9-11 in Gapyeong, with a 39-act lineup including Nate Smith and Tigran Hamasyan
Asia's largest music festival will fill autumn nights with deep, soulful jazz melodies. The 23rd Jarasum Jazz Festival will take place Oct. 9-11 across Gapyeong County in Gyeonggi province. The biggest draw is the addition of legendary drummer 'Nate Smith', a two-time winner at the 68th Grammy...
| James choi
Yeon Sang-ho, Kore-eda to discuss at Toronto festival as ‘Paradise Lost’ returns for second straight year

Yeon Sang-ho, Kore-eda to discuss at Toronto festival as ‘Paradise Lost’ returns for second straight year

The two will attend TIFF Summit together on Sept. 14 to discuss IP adaptations and the global expansion of Asian cinema; ‘Paradise Lost’ and ‘Look Back’ are set for October releases in South Korea.
Two of the leading directors from South Korea and Japan will meet at North America’s largest film festival. Director 'Yeon Sang-ho', whose new film 'Paradise Lost' has been selected for the Special Presentations section of the 51st 'Toronto International Film Festival' for a second consecutive...
| James choi
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[Photos &] "That Han So-hee?" Even Choi Min-sik Is Surprised by Their Meeting — Korean Version of 'The Intern' Brings 37-Year Veteran and 10 Billion-Won CEO Together at Production Briefing

A remake of a Hollywood classic, the film opens next month on the 16th, promising a fresh acting ensemble that transcends generational conflict.
Actors 'Choi Min-sik' and 'Han So-hee' have teamed up for the Korean remake of the Hollywood classic 'The Intern'. Their meeting promises a fresh ensemble that could surpass the original, and the film will be unveiled in theaters next month on the 16th.
| James choi
Director behind 3.4 million-ticket hit 'Begin Again' returns with 'Sing Again,' a plagiarism drama opening on the 2nd of next month

Director behind 3.4 million-ticket hit 'Begin Again' returns with 'Sing Again,' a plagiarism drama opening on the 2nd of next month

The film stars Paul Rudd of 'Ant-Man' and Nick Jonas in a dispute over ownership of a song between an unknown singer and a pop star
John Carney returns with 'Sing Again,' a stolen masterpiece following his 3. 4 million-ticket hitA strange night between an unknown band and a pop star — and a stolen masterpieceJohn Carney, director of 'Begin Again', which captivated 3.
| James choi
Choi Gu-hee, guitarist for Deulgukhwa and Gwaejjagdeul, dies at 67 after stomach cancer battle

Choi Gu-hee, guitarist for Deulgukhwa and Gwaejjagdeul, dies at 67 after stomach cancer battle

Funeral held in Jeju on the 16th, news emerges later; continued composing and performing solo, including “Quiet Heart”
Deulgukhwa guitarist Choi Gu-hee dies at 67 after stomach cancer battle, leaving behind “You and Me”Funeral held in Jeju on the 16th; acclaimed musician who joined 1986’s second album, “Deulgukhwa II,” leaves behind a legacy of inspired melodiesGenius guitarist who played nature’s sounds enters...
| James choi
Original author joins 'The Things We Didn't Say,' set for September release in South Korea as fragile relationship unravels

Original author joins 'The Things We Didn't Say,' set for September release in South Korea as fragile relationship unravels

Directed by 'The Pursuit of Happyness' filmmaker Gabriele Muccino and based on Delia Ephron's best-selling novel 'Siracusa' The story follows four adults whose relationships slowly fracture during a precarious vacation between Rome and Tangier, with razor-sharp psychological tension Italian acting greats including Stefano Accorsi join forces with film-music maestro Paolo Buonvino, raising the film's overall caliber
The Things We Didn't Say, the latest film from director Gabriele Muccino, is set to open in South Korean theaters in September. The film has unveiled its main poster and trailer, offering a glimpse of the fragile balance within its relationships. The film The Things We Didn't Say announced on Aug.
| Seongchan Eol
Anthony Hopkins rekindles 60-year musical passion at 89 with orchestral album conducted by Gustavo Dudamel

Anthony Hopkins rekindles 60-year musical passion at 89 with orchestral album conducted by Gustavo Dudamel

The two-time Oscar winner for 'The Silence of the Lambs' releases 'Life Is a Dream,' featuring 12 original compositions, through Decca Classics
Anthony Hopkins' 89-year-old plot twist: 'Life Is a Dream,' six decades in the makingDecca Classics releases album featuring 12 orchestral works, with maestro Gustavo Dudamel conductingScreen icon awakens a 60-year musical passionBritish acting legend 'Anthony Hopkins', 89, a two-time Academy Award...
| James choi
BTOB’s Lee Chang-sub teams up with Yoon Jong-shin for new song ‘Love Again?’ on the 25th

BTOB’s Lee Chang-sub teams up with Yoon Jong-shin for new song ‘Love Again?’ on the 25th

Yoon Jong-shin-produced traditional ballad set for release; large-scale solo concert scheduled for Oct. 9-11
Large-scale solo concert ‘Unknown’ set for Oct. 9-11 as Lee Chang-sub takes aim at the fall music marketPowerhouse collaboration between two of the music industry’s leading masters of emotionLee Chang-sub of BTOB is teaming up with leading music producer Yoon Jong-shin to tap into listeners’...
| James choi
Interview: Gong Hyo-jin on the bittersweet power of 〈Gyeongju Trip〉 (Part 2)

Interview: Gong Hyo-jin on the bittersweet power of 〈Gyeongju Trip〉 (Part 2)

※The interview with actor Gong Hyo-jin for 〈Gyeongju Trip〉 continues from Part 1. Your chemistry with Park So-dam, who plays the second sister Young-ju, and Lee Yeon, who plays the youngest sister Dong-ju, felt strikingly natural on screen. What was it like working together on set.
| Kim Ji-yeon
[Interview] Gong Hyo-jin on the laugh-and-cry power of 'Gyeongju Trip' (1)

[Interview] Gong Hyo-jin on the laugh-and-cry power of 'Gyeongju Trip' (1)

Gong Hyo-jin’s acting carries an unusually persuasive power. Even a premise in which a character sets out to punish a heinous criminal herself, and a genre blend that shuttles relentlessly between comedy and tears, feel entirely believable because of her.
| Kim Ji-yeon