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Japanese Indie Band Super Climbing Club Withdraws 'Sanbo' Music Release...

Japanese Indie Band Super Climbing Club Withdraws 'Sanbo' Music Release... "We Lacked Learning" Official Apology

Super Climbing Club's new song 'Sanbo' has been embroiled in plagiarism controversy due to its similarity to Kim Kwang-seok's 'Where the Wind Blows'.
The Japanese indie band 'Super Climbing Club' (スーパー登山部) announced that they have decided to completely withdraw the music release of their new song 'Sanbo' (山步) due to controversy over its similarity to the song and melody of the late Kim Kwang-seok.
| 김지민
Kim Hyang-gi Becomes a Hairstylist in JTBC's 'Fly High, Butterfly' Teaser

Kim Hyang-gi Becomes a Hairstylist in JTBC's 'Fly High, Butterfly' Teaser

"The universe's first hairstylist drama" — Kim Hyang-gi, Choi Daniel and Oh Yoon-ah preview a human story set in a salon
JTBC released the first teaser for its new weekend drama Fly High, Butterfly, billing it as "the universe's first hairstylist drama. " The series is written by Park Yeon-seon and directed by Kim Da-ye and Kim Bo-gyeong.
| Kim Ji-yeon
tvN ‘Across the Sea Wheel House: Hokkaido Edition’ Ji Seung-hyun, Loyal Guest Performance ‘Catches Attention’

tvN ‘Across the Sea Wheel House: Hokkaido Edition’ Ji Seung-hyun, Loyal Guest Performance ‘Catches Attention’

Ji Seung-hyun Invited by Ex-Wife Jang Nara?!
Ji Seung-hyun has ventured into entertainment. In the tvN show ‘Across the Sea Wheel House: Hokkaido Edition’ (hereafter ‘AWH’), which deals with new adventures traveling across the sea, Ji Seung-hyun, invited by the host Jang Nara, delivered warm energy to the living room theater.
| Chua-young
[Interview] Is It Not Possible for Four Victims? Director Park Chan-wook Talks About the Movie Behind the Scenes ②

[Interview] Is It Not Possible for Four Victims? Director Park Chan-wook Talks About the Movie Behind the Scenes ②

"Ryu Seong-hee, the art director, suggested that we should capture the autumn leaves"
※ Continued from Part 1 The original novel, Donald E. Westlake's 「Axe」, has been out for about 30 years. The original novel is set against the backdrop of the layoffs in the late 1990s in America, and Director Park Chan-wook modernized it to fit the situation of 2025.
| Kim Ji-yeon