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Premiering on the 12th next month, the season features its first South Korean leaders and five Nobel laureates among a host of leading global scholars

Telling the story of seven members who have been running towards their dreams at their own pace since childhood with 'the speed of time' as the keyword

Open to applicants born 2008–2015 regardless of nationality or gender, with auditions rolling out worldwide through December including in the United States and Japan

Rachel Reilly returns with gusto, but during the Jurassic competition she falls into a fake volcano and gets “out” in less than a minute Host Julie Chen Moonves, personally barging into the house and dropping a “Dec. 20, 2023” bomb… Fans’ dopamine hits max volume ‘Survivor 45’ winner Dee Valladares is floated as a top contender… Her identity is revealed on Friday’s ‘Big Brother: Unlocked’

Powered by 12K ultra-high-definition visuals, LE SSERAFIM’s VR concert "Invitation" is expanding to the rest of the world, including the United States and China, amid strong domestic response.

Melon “Top 100” marks 70 consecutive weeks within the top 10, setting the longest-running Top 10 record of all time Starting with the stage of KBS’s “Immortal Songs” in October 2024, it takes the No. 1 spot on the 2025 major year-end digital music charts With long-lasting success such as 30 million views on YouTube, it also released the first full-length album “Archive. 1” last March

The first auditions take place in five major Indian cities and online. Global partners such as Samsung and Nongshim join the project, helping expand K-pop’s reach beyond borders.

Following Japan, the U.S., and Latin America, HYBE’s “multi-home, multi-genre” strategy lands in India In-person auditions in 10 major Indian cities…Major global partners join in, including Samsung and Nongshim With an average age of 28 and a 1.4-billion-strong population, HYBE is expected to create a new super IP by combining vast potential with K-pop methodologies

Leslie Cheung stars in 〈Farewell My Concubine: The Original〉, the first film from the Chinese-speaking world to win the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival.

In the bottom-right corner of the photo, an analog film camera timer reads “January 1, 1996.”