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The 31st Busan International Film Festival (BIFF), opening on October 6, has named actor Kim Minha as the sole host of the opening ceremony A mainstream move that spans both screen and TV, including Apple TV+ global hit “Pachinko” Elevating BIFF’s stature as the festival takes a new leap with insightful interpretations and a bold streak

TCAST E Channel builds anticipation with two teasers for new YouTube talk show ‘Heo Kyung-hwan’s Trend Show’ From a parody of ‘The Terror Live’ to a lively parade of catchphrases, he makes his solo debut as host The contrarian concept explores the mundane details of daily life, with the first episode premiering May 9 on YouTube channel ‘ggzz’

As countless audience stories come together into a single scene… Choi Sun-dae, art director, plans and designs the poster Opening in grand style on Oct. 6, with actress Kim Min-ha as the sole host and Yang Qiu-kyung set to be announced as the winner of the 2026 Asian Filmmaker Award

Named a global rising star with Apple TV's 'Pachinko'… Festival kicks off with a 10-day run at Busan Cinema Center starting Oct. 6

Ahead of the Final: “Rizo” is called out as the mission loser just before the fire-starting challenge… heckling and silence from the audience After the ad break, Probst responds playfully: “The season’s final twist… a twist that lets you peek into the future” The final winner in the biggest-ever broadcast blunder is “Aubry Bracco”… takes home a $2 million prize

Male Actor Award went to Yoo Hae-jin (Film) and Hyun Bin (Series), and the Female Actor Award went to Seo Soo-bin (Film) and Im Soo-jung (Series).

'Music Plaza' featuring Paul Kim to 'Super Radio' with Gabi—at the KBS Radio Reorganization Meeting现场

Featuring a host of stars including PSY and Lee Byung-hun... A spotlight on the keys and momentum behind K-culture’s global success, from music to beauty

Movies starring Yoo Hae-jin and TV starring Ryu Seung-ryong receive their heartfelt co-win honors, from tears-filled remarks by Park Bo-young and Im Soo-jung—highlighting the brilliant moments of the 62nd Baeksang Arts Awards.

In CNN’s new documentary “K-Everything,” a conversation with Daniel Dae Kim. It sheds light on the hidden side of K-pop—the global phenomenon—and the creative struggles behind it.