A JTBC retro youth melodrama set in 1980s Seoul has arrived. It follows two bus conductresses who build a quiet friendship while watching each other’s lives unfold from the top of the bus. The chemistry of rising actors and carefully chosen vintage …
Park Chan-wook’s new film, Can't Help It (Korean title: 어쩔 수가 없다), reimagines the story of a laid-off family provider who removes his job rivals as a black comedy. The film throws a sharp light on modern job insecurity and the moral traps people…
Charlie Sheen's recent confession has returned to the headlines. His past struggles with sexual addiction, violence, and substance abuse eroded a once-thriving career. This admission raises fresh debate about where private illness ends and publi…
Paris Jackson has publicly denounced the upcoming film "Michael," set to open next year. She says she was not involved in the production and accuses the film of containing numerous inaccuracies. Some members of the cast and crew have sugge…
Song Joong-ki and Cheon Woo-hee return in fall 2025 with a quiet, emotional melodrama. Both actors trace a story that links fifteen years of time and memory. The series reconstructs the echo of first love with a realistic, understated rhythm. The …
On October 31, 2025, the 2nd Hoengseong County Song Contest will be held at the Hoengseong Culture & Arts Center. “Superstar H, You Can Be a Singer Too” brings hidden local singing talent onto the stage. Anyone can apply online through the Hoeng…
Park Chan-wook’s new film Cannot Help It premiered in Venice. This movie, adapted from Donald Westlake’s novel The Ax , was completed after 17 years of preparation. It follows an ordinary office worker, Mansu, who is fired and then tries to find a …
Achasan Forest Library is presenting a Forest Cinema screening. To mark Read Month, the library will offer an outdoor film night set in nature. The screening is scheduled for September 5, 2025, at 7:00 p.m.; families and friends are welcome to atten…
Park Chan-wook's new film reveals Yeom Hye-ran in a startlingly different light. This performance could mark a turning point in her career. The movie blends black comedy with drama, shifting between tension and dark laughter. So it becomes clear…
Jo Hyun‑ah’s webcomic "Yeon’s Letter" ran on Naver Webtoon (a major South Korean webcomic platform) from August to October 2018 in a ten‑episode run. The story centers on school bullying while folding bonds and healing into a gentl…