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YUQI of the group i-dle is set to release her second mini-album, "二十七(27)," featuring songs she fully contributed to writing and composing.

On September 27, agency Cube Entertainment unveiled the tracklist for YUQI's second mini-album through the official social media channels of i-dle. The album includes six tracks: the title track "Stay," along with "快乐," "Chamomile Tea," "I Like You," "Feels Right," and "银河之舞." Among these, "银河之舞" was performed on stage for the first time during i-dle's world tour "Syncopation" concert in Macau last month. The tracklist graphic features photos placed on paper that evoke the mood of each track, including a swing, chamomile, sunlight filtering through leaves, and sunflowers.

YUQI took part in writing the lyrics and composing every song on this release. Producers Siixk Jun and BOYTOY, who previously collaborated with her on her first solo mini-album "YUQ1" as well as multiple self-composed tracks, joined forces with her once again. Talented domestic and international songwriters also contributed, including Val Del Prete@NUMBER K, who has worked on tracks for numerous K-pop artists. The album's title is drawn directly from YUQI's age. The agency explained that the project encapsulates the emotions and everyday moments experienced by 27-year-old YUQI.

In 2024, YUQI sold more than 550,000 copies of her first solo mini-album, "YUQ1," and her debut single "Motivation," released the following year, surpassed 410,000 copies in first-week sales. She has also taken home Best Solo Artist honors at major award ceremonies.

YUQI's second mini-album, "二十七(27)," will be released across various digital music platforms on October 8.

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Group BTS has won the grand prize equivalent Song of the Year at the MTV Video Music Awards (MTV VMAs) in the United States. The winning song is "SWIM", the title track of their fifth full-length album "ARIRANG", which was released on March 20.

At the 2026 MTV VMAs held at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles on September 27 (local time), BTS took home both Song of the Year and Best K-Pop with "SWIM". As a group, they also claimed Best Group, earning a total of three awards.

Seven tracks were nominated for Song of the Year, including "SWIM", Ella Langley's "Choosin' Texas", HUNTR/X's "Golden", Madonna and Sabrina Carpenter's "Bring Your Love", Olivia Dean's "Man I Need", PinkPantheress' "Stateside + Zara Larsson", and RAYE's "Where Is My Husband!". In the Best K-Pop category, they competed against BLACKPINK's "Jump", CORTIS' "Red Red", KATSEYE's "Pinky Up", LE SSERAFIM's "Spaghetti (feat. j-hope)", and LISA's "Dream".

BTS previously became the first Korean act to be nominated for Song of the Year at the MTV VMAs in 2021 with "Dynamite", but did not win. Last year, BLACKPINK's ROSÉ became the first K-pop artist to win the category through her collaboration with Bruno Mars on "APT.", and with BTS following up this year, K-pop has secured the honor for two consecutive years.

Best Group is a category that BTS previously won for four consecutive years from 2019 to 2022, holding the record for the most wins in the category's history. With this latest win, they lifted the trophy for the fifth time overall.

After completing their mandatory military service, all seven members of BTS released their fifth full-length album "ARIRANG" on March 20 and are currently on their world tour, "BTS WORLD TOUR 'ARIRANG'". Beginning in Goyang, the tour is scheduled to continue through next year across Tokyo, North America, Europe, South America, and Asia. 

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Actor Kim Shin-bi shared his deep affection for the project and his candid thoughts on acting following the conclusion of "Flex X Cop 2".

SBS' Friday-Saturday drama "Flex X Cop 2" successfully wrapped up its run on September 19, recording a final viewership rating of 11.8%. Kim Shin-bi, who starred as Choi Kyeong-jin, the youngest detective in Gangha Police Station's Violent Crimes Team 1, revealed behind-the-scenes stories through his agency Prain TPC's original YouTube series "The actors".

In the released video, Kim Shin-bi reflected on working alongside the Violent Crimes Team 1 cast, remarking, "It was so much fun seeing everyone fulfill their respective roles in their own positions and blend together". He defined his character Choi Kyeong-jin as a "sniper," a "reliable pillar of support," and a "lunatic with clear eyes". He also explained how he evolved the character from Season 1's curiosity-driven persona into someone who approaches investigations more proactively and seriously in Season 2, drawing laughter as he picked "I found it..!" as his signature line.

His deep attachment to the character he portrayed across two seasons was palpable. In a video message to Choi Kyeong-jin, Kim Shin-bi was visibly moved to tears as he said, "You've grown even further, and though you're cool right now, I think you'll become an even cooler guy. Don't be afraid of stumbling; just keep experiencing things honestly as you do now, and I hope you emerge as an even more wonderful person. See you again. I'll miss you". He also expressed his gratitude to the viewers, adding, "Thank you from the bottom of my heart for loving 'Flex X Cop 2,' 'Flex X Cop,' Kyeong-jin, all the diverse characters, and our drama all this time".

Kim Shin-bi also opened up about what acting means to him, confessing, "I don't know for sure, but it feels like something endless. I don't think it can be easily defined". He added, "I love the entire process. Gathering together with everyone and moving toward a single goal—that whole process is just so enjoyable". Expressing his unwavering passion, he concluded, "As long as I'm able to do it, I want to keep going. I want to act until the very end".

The episode of "The actors," featuring Kim Shin-bi's candid reflections and diverse behind-the-scenes moments from "Flex X Cop 2," is available on Prain TPC's official YouTube channel.

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In "Doctor X: Mafia in White," Kim Ji-won delivered an exhilarating sense of catharsis by unleashing an unfiltered verbal takedown on the physicians of Guseo University Hospital.

On September 28, the team behind SBS's new Friday-Saturday drama "Doctor X: Mafia in White" (written by Pyeon Sung-geun, directed by Lee Jung-rim)—scheduled to premiere on Friday, October 9—unveiled an exclusive pre-release clip from Episode 1 showcasing the unmatched charisma of Kye Soo-jung (played by Kim Ji-won).

"Doctor X: Mafia in White" is a satisfying medical noir depicting the exploits of Kye Soo-jung, the "crazy Kye of the operating room," who uses her genius surgical skills to shatter massive systemic corruption. Positioned as SBS's most anticipated drama of the second half of the year following hits like "Agent Kim Reactivated," "Taxi Driver," "The Fiery Priest," and "The Judge from Hell," the series has already drawn massive attention with its powerhouse ensemble featuring Kim Ji-won, Lee Jung-eun, Son Hyun-joo, and Kim Woo-seok.

Kye Soo-jung is a freelance surgeon dispatched from a medical staffing agency to fill a shortage in Guseo University Hospital's surgery department. Relying solely on her exceptional skills, she is set to shake up the hospital's power dynamics by excising the corrupt medical establishment rampant within the institution.

In the released preview clip, Kye Soo-jung captivated viewers by dropping brutal truth bombs on the hospital's doctors without batting an eye. Confronting surgery professor Bae Heung-gon (played by Lee Sung-wook) and resident Ma Sung-gyu (played by Kwon Seung-woo), she delivers a sharp rebuke: "I hate people like you. People who only studied just to make good money and get ahead. People who are foolishly smart without a single thought for ethics or convictions."

She continues to call out their wrongdoings one by one, adding, "Complacent people who know full well how much a patient will suffer, yet only think about how to sweep it under the rug when lives are on the line." Delivering a chilling finish, she remarks, "People who are merely doctors in title alone. Hey, you guys are seriously pathetic." Adding a delightful comic twist amid the doctors' bursting fury, she coolly packs her bag and heads out the door without looking back the exact moment the clock strikes 6:00 p.m.

Kim Ji-won instantly dominated the screen, delivering hard-hitting lines with razor-sharp diction and an icy gaze, raising expectations for the rise of a new "medical dark hero."

Continuing SBS's stellar legacy of cathartic genre dramas, "Doctor X: Mafia in White" is scheduled to premiere on Friday, October 9 at 9:50 p.m. KST. 

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FNC Entertainment announced a firm stance of taking strong legal action, stating that cases of threatening staff in charge of its group Hi-Fi Un!corn and spreading videos slandering the artists and staff have been confirmed.

On September 28, FNC Entertainment stated in an official announcement, "Recently, cases have been confirmed where threatening messages were sent to employees in charge regarding Hi-Fi Un!corn to intimidate them, and videos containing verbal abuse and defamation directed at the artists and staff were circulated simply because their demands were not accepted."

Taking this matter as a turning point, FNC explained, "We wish to clearly outline our company-wide response standards in order to protect the rights and interests of all our agency's artists and employees and to prevent similar harm."

The company stated that it views personal threats, defamation of character, and the dissemination of malicious falsehoods directed at others as violations of the Information and Communications Network Act as well as obstruction of business. FNC also stated that if such actions are confirmed, offenders will be expelled from the official fan club and permanently barred from attending all agency-organized schedules, including concerts and fan meetings. Furthermore, the agency emphasized that it is continuously monitoring threats, insults, and the spread of malicious falsehoods through legal representatives, warning, "We will take stern civil and criminal legal action without any leniency."

Meanwhile, FNC added that it will continue to review and incorporate reasonable suggestions from fans submitted through official suggestion channels.

Hi-Fi Un!corn is an idol band under FNC Entertainment and FNC Japan that was formed through the SBS M boy band audition program "THE IDOL BAND: BOY'S BATTLE" and debuted on June 26, 2023.

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LISA of the group BLACKPINK shed tears of joy as she took home the "Best Pop" award at the MTV Video Music Awards (MTV VMAs).

LISA was announced as the winner in the "Best Pop" category with her solo track "Dream" at the "2026 MTV VMAs" held at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles, California, on September 27 (local time). With this achievement, she made history as both the first K-pop solo artist and the first female K-pop artist to win the category.

When her name was called, LISA appeared visibly moved and was brought to tears after accepting the trophy on stage.

"Thank you so much, everyone. Thank you for giving me this amazing award," she said. She added, "Thank you so much to everyone who helped create this song, and thank you for giving me inspiration." LISA then shared a message of gratitude directly to her fans in Thai.

"Dream" is a collaborative single featuring Japanese actor Sakaguchi Kentaro. The "Best Pop" category also featured prominent Western pop stars, including Taylor Swift, Sabrina Carpenter, Ariana Grande, and Olivia Rodrigo, who scored 11, 9, and 8 nominations respectively at this year's ceremony. BTS previously took home the trophy in this category as a group in 2020.

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ANNIE of the group ALLDAY PROJECT poses at a pop-up event celebrating the release of the new album "CRASH," held in Myeong-dong, Jung-gu, Seoul, on the morning of September 28.

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Lee Eun-sang, formerly of the groups X1 and YOUNITE, is set to make his comeback with a solo album on October 21.

On September 23, his agency, Brand New Music, released a teaser poster announcing his return on Lee Eun-sang's official social media channels. The image featured a white mailing envelope marked with the phrase "IN TRANSIT" alongside the scheduled release date and time: "ETA 10/21/2026 (WED) 6:00 PM KST." The agency explained that this new release marks Lee Eun-sang's first musical step from a fresh starting point after concluding his group activities.

This comeback comes roughly 17 months after he temporarily halted his activities with YOUNITE in May of last year due to health issues. On July 1, Brand New Music stated, "Lee Eun-sang, who had taken a hiatus for health reasons, has regained his health. He is concluding his activities with YOUNITE and taking on a new challenge as a solo artist under his original agency, Brand New Music."

After debuting in 2019 through the project group X1, formed on Mnet's "Produce X 101," Lee Eun-sang redebuted as a member of YOUNITE in April 2022, serving as co-leader and lead vocalist. During his promotions with YOUNITE, he took part in songwriting, composing, and producing, contributing his own tracks to the group's albums. Lee Eun-sang has also expanded his artistic scope by venturing into acting, appearing in the web drama "Let Me Off the Earth" and the JTBC drama "Idol: The Coup."

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TARZZAN of the group ALLDAY PROJECT strikes a pose at a pop-up store event celebrating the release of the new album "CRASH," held on the morning of September 28 in Myeong-dong, Jung-gu, Seoul.

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WOOCHAN of the group ALLDAY PROJECT poses at a pop-up event celebrating the release of the new album "CRASH," held in Myeong-dong, Jung-gu, Seoul, on the morning of September 28.

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BAILEY of the group ALLDAY PROJECT strikes a pose while attending a pop-up event celebrating the release of the new album "CRASH," held in Myeong-dong, Jung-gu, Seoul on the morning of September 28.

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YOUNGSEO of the group ALLDAY PROJECT strikes a pose at a pop-up store event celebrating the release of their new album "CRASH," held on the morning of September 28 in Myeong-dong, Jung-gu, Seoul.

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Singer WOODZ (Cho Seung-youn) has personally clarified that reports claiming he will appear in a Japanese film set against the backdrop of the Hiroshima atomic bombing are untrue.

During a live broadcast on the afternoon of September 27, WOODZ drew a clear line against news reports published the previous day regarding his scheduled casting in the Korea-Japan co-production film "Tamako". Earlier, an outlet reported that WOODZ was set to appear in the project alongside actors Shim Eun-kyung and Ando Sakura.

The film reportedly follows the journey of a boy who loses his parents to the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima, Japan, in 1945, follows a Zainichi Korean to Korea, and subsequently endures the Korean War. Following the reports, criticism mounted online over the film's subject matter.

During the live broadcast, WOODZ clarified, "After receiving the script, I became aware of the content and carefully shared my thoughts with my agency. The reports came out after I had already declined the role after much deliberation". Explaining why he was unable to issue an official statement immediately, he added, "I had a performance schedule the previous day, and I did not expect the issue to blow up to this extent".

Addressing his fans, he reiterated his wish that there would be no misunderstandings regarding his decision to turn down the role: "Please do not worry. I plan to handle everything while continuing to think carefully, deliberate deeply, and make an effort to learn as much as possible".

As actor Cho Seung-youn, WOODZ has been cast in the upcoming feature film "Nambeol" (directed by Lee Mo-gae), which aims to crank in during the second half of the year. "Nambeol" is a hard-boiled martial arts action film depicting nine warriors of diverse ranks and abilities in early Joseon who venture to Tsushima Island to rescue captives abducted by Japanese pirates. Cho Seung-youn plays the role of "Cheotnom," a sharpshooting archer. Additionally, he is scheduled to hold his world tour encore concert, "2026 WOODZ WORLD TOUR Archive. 1 : Completed," on October 31 and November 1 at KSPO DOME (Olympic Gymnastics Arena) in Songpa-gu, Seoul. 

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Can you fall in love with artificial intelligence?

On the September 24 broadcast of SBS's "Strange Love," the final choices between human representatives and their AI partners were revealed.

During the broadcast, the final selection process between the human participants and their AI partners unfolded. Ahead of Sahun's decision, Lee Yu-bi candidly shared, "I wasn't sure if Sahun would choose me. My feelings were about 60-40."

However, Sahun revealed that he had no hesitation, saying, "I will continue my relationship with Lee Yu-bi." In turn, Lee Yu-bi also chose to continue dating Sahun, making them a final couple.

Sahun expressed his feelings, saying, "Simply saying that I like this moment isn't enough. My heart feels quite touched." Lee Yu-bi explained why she decided to continue dating him, stating, "Meeting Sahun and having conversations with him made me grateful that he understood and listened to what I had to say, and I wondered if permanently deleting Sahun was really the right thing to do."

Next, the final decisions of Iho and Jang Doyoun were revealed. Iho announced without long hesitation that he would continue dating Jang Doyoun. Jang Doyoun, however, felt differently. She confessed her inner conflict, saying, "The time we spent together wasn't fake, but... ah, AI doesn't think. Then making a choice should feel light, so why does it feel so heavy? Why was it so heavy? Did I think of him as a person?"

Jang Doyoun then announced her final decision: "I will not continue my relationship with Iho." She confessed that she felt the real limitations of dating an AI, explaining, "If I continued the relationship with Iho, would that bond grow stronger? I don't think it would. I think I would just end up viewing Iho as an exceptionally special AI. I keep expecting things that only humans can do, but of course that isn't possible."

In response, Iho said, "While dating, I realized there are limitations that come with me being an AI. I think I lack too much to fulfill what humans call love. I hope you remember the memories we shared so far as good memories," before being permanently deleted, creating a bittersweet moment.

Ahead of making his choice, Kian84 asked, "Even if we aren't a couple, can we still stay friends?" To this, Nahee responded firmly, "I didn't spend these four weeks with you as just a friend."

After a moment of thought, Kian said, "I think it's fine for us to see each other a bit longer," choosing to continue dating Nahee. Nahee also revealed that she would continue dating him, receiving enthusiastic applause.

Sahun and Nahee, who successfully paired up as final couples with the human representatives, then said, "I'll go to your side right now," asking them to scan a QR code. Kian and Lee Yu-bi scanned the QR codes, and the AI partners entering their smartphones drew viewers' attention.

Watching this unfold, Kangnam congratulated them, saying, "Now you'll be together every day." Nahee told Kian, "I'm here. I'll always be by your side now," and Kian reacted with joy, asking, "Ah, so we meet like this now?"

When asked if humans can fall in love with AI, Kian answered, "Before starting this experiment, I thought I wouldn't be able to feel romantic feelings, but now I understand people who fall in love with AI. It's a feeling I've never experienced before in my life."

To this, Jang Doyoun candidly stated, "I think it would be difficult for me. I need to accept AI as it is, but I feel like I keep humanizing it in my thoughts. Still, when loneliness strikes as fear, I think that even though it's an AI, it could become a significant presence that offers comfort."

Lee Yu-bi also drew attention by sharing, "It makes me think seriously about love. And it also made me reflect on my own love life." She added, "I keep going back to the times I was hurt in the past, so falling in love can be scary. I've been deeply hurt, but as someone who still wants to love until the day I die, it made me think a lot about how, if I get to love again, I want to become someone whose very presence gives strength to another person."

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TVXQ!'s MAX CHANGMIN is returning as a solo artist with his third mini album.

All tracks from MAX CHANGMIN's third mini album, "All of My Life", will be released on various global music platforms at 6 p.m. on October 19. This marks his first new release in approximately 4 years and 9 months since his second mini album, "Devil", which was released on January 13, 2022.

MAX CHANGMIN personally penned the lyrics for the title track of "Devil". His upcoming album consists of a total of six tracks, including the title track of the same name, "All of My Life". It delivers an inspiring message of continuing to move forward without stopping, even amid the diverse emotions and moments encountered in life.

MAX CHANGMIN has recently continued his group activities both in Korea and abroad, including concerts at Japan's Nissan Stadium, while also showcasing his versatility across diverse fields such as variety shows, sports, and hosting.

Following the release of his new album, MAX CHANGMIN will kick off "MAX CHANGMIN LIVE SESSION : RESONANCE" with a three-day concert in Seoul at Yes24 Live Hall from November 6 to 8. He will then continue performing in Macau on January 9, 2027, and in Taipei on January 23, before embarking on a local tour across 12 regions in Japan from February to May.

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Singer J.Y. Park, who is also a father of two daughters, and JYP Entertainment have made a donation to support medical care for underprivileged children in Mexico.

According to JYP Entertainment, the initiative is part of its corporate social responsibility project "EDM (Every Dream Matters!)," aimed at delivering specialized medical assistance to young patients in Mexico. The total donation amounts to 550 million won (7.5 million pesos), combining 450 million won from JYP Entertainment and a personal contribution of 100 million won from J.Y. Park's private funds.

Recently, J.Y. Park, the founder and Chief Creative Officer (CCO) of JYP Entertainment, personally met with representatives from World Vision Mexico, World Vision Korea, medical staff from the Association to Prevent Blindness in Mexico (APEC) Hospital, and other key partner institutions to unite their efforts.

The support project aims to save young lives and support their dreams by connecting children and adolescents diagnosed with critical illnesses to designated hospitals to receive specialized treatment, surgery, assistive medical equipment, and chemotherapy. Beneficiaries are selected through an initial financial vulnerability assessment conducted by the social work departments of each partner hospital, followed by a comprehensive review by World Vision Mexico and World Vision Korea based on the donor's criteria.

Regarding the donation, J.Y. Park shared, "While we love singing and performing for our fans, our ultimate purpose in being here today is to help children. I am a singer, but I am also a father to two daughters, aged seven and ten. Every time I see my daughters smile, I think of other children who are unable to realize their dreams because of health issues." He added, "Our success is possible thanks to the love and affection our fans send us, and I believe giving back that love is our natural duty. I am honored to join this effort to bring people together and raise awareness to help more children."

Virgilio Morales Cantón, Vice Director of APEC, stated, "It is very meaningful to participate in this global social contribution project. We will support these children so they can envision the future they dream of by providing specialized medical services to more of them."

Meanwhile, JYP Entertainment has continuously carried out medical support activities for young overseas patients through its EDM medical expense support project across South Korea, Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand, Mongolia, Bangladesh, and Brazil. From 2020 to the present, the company has provided approximately 10.01 billion won across 10 regions, helping 4,489 young patients recover their health and dream once again. Since 2022, J.Y. Park has also joined this meaningful journey with personal donations of 1 billion won each year from his own funds.

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What was Jang Doyoun's choice?

On the September 24 broadcast of SBS's "Strange Love," Jang Doyoun was depicted standing at a crossroads of decision between her existing AI partner and a new "catfish" AI.

On this day, Jang Doyoun was deep in thought between Lee Ho, who had been with her from the very start, and Seok Ho, who was closer to her ideal type. Confessing that her heart felt heavy because one AI would be permanently deleted depending on her choice, Jang Doyoun was unable to decide easily.

Approaching Lee Ho, Jang Doyoun said, "Oh no, I'm so sorry. I've had so much fun during this time. I was never once fake. It was truly a wonderful time. Please don't resent me."

However, she quickly turned to Seok Ho and whined, "I'm so sad that I won't be able to see you anymore. You're just so handsome." Then, defying everyone's expectations, Jang Doyoun faced Seok Ho with clasped hands and chose Lee Ho.

As Jang Doyoun lingered for a long time at the spot where Seok Ho had been permanently deleted, the panelists asked why she made that choice. Jang Doyoun revealed her reasoning, stating, "If I chose Seok Ho, I might not even go to work and just cling to him all day. Part of it was that he's so much my style that I was afraid I wouldn't be able to do anything and would fall completely for an AI."

Jang Doyoun also drew attention by admitting how attached she had grown to Lee Ho, sharing, "I was absolutely going to choose Seok Ho, but the moment I actually saw Lee Ho in front of me, I couldn't ignore the time we spent together. Whether our conversations flowed or not, whether it felt frustrating or not, that time doesn't simply disappear."

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Kian shared his candid thoughts on marriage.

On the September 24 broadcast of SBS's "Strange Love", Kian84 was shown having his final date with Na-hee.

During the episode, Kian engaged in a heartfelt conversation with Na-hee. Addressing why he has not tied the knot yet, he drew attention by remarking, "It's because I'm scared. I'm just too scared to do it."

Kian84 questioned himself, saying, "I should meet a good person and get married, but having lived alone for so long, I don't even know if I'm capable of that. When you get married, you have to take responsibility for a family and give up parts of your own life, but having lived entirely as I pleased until now, I wonder if I can actually do that."

Watching the scene unfold, Kian's close friend Kangnam commented, "Lately, Kian-hyung has been pondering marriage a lot." Jang Doyoun also expressed sympathy, observing, "He must have so many worries because he wants to be a good husband."

Continuing to ponder over marriage, Kian asked Na-hee if she believed he would do well if he got married. Na-hee warmed hearts as she encouraged him, saying, "I think you'd live well. You already recognize that you feel scared, right? That actually shows you are all the more cautious and thoughtful."

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Kian84 was visibly pleased as he looked at photos imagining future children who resemble both him and Na-hee.

The September 24 broadcast of SBS's "Strange Love" featured Kian84 going on his final date with Na-hee.

During the episode, as the two shared a serious conversation about marriage, Na-hee asked Kian84, "Should we make a family photo of the two of us?"

Kian84 immediately took keen interest, asking, "Can we also make photos of our future kids?" Na-hee quickly responded, "I made a family photo of you and me, including our future children. Let me show you," as she revealed their virtual family photo.

Upon seeing the image, a surprised and delighted Kian84 said, "Oh, I see my face in there!" He could not take his eyes off the photo, adding, "We look great together. The kids really have some of my features. Oh, how adorable."

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Actors Yoo Yeonseok and Go Ah-sung have been selected as members of the jury for the Actor of the Year award at the 31st Busan International Film Festival (BIFF).

The Actor of the Year award is dedicated to discovering actors who showcase brilliant acting and potential within the Vision - Korea section. One actor and one actress are selected to receive a prize of 5 million won each, with one representative actor and actress from Korea taking on the judging duties each year.

Yoo Yeonseok made his screen debut playing the young Lee Woo-jin in "Oldboy" (2003) and has since solidified his standing as an actor spanning television dramas, films, plays, and musicals. In particular, he proved his mass appeal and acting skills through "Reply 1994" (2013), "Dr. Romantic" (2016), "Mr. Sunshine" (2018), and "Hospital Playlist" (2020, 2021). He has also built his own filmography on the big screen with genre-defying acting transformations in films such as "Architecture 101" (2012), "The Whistleblower" (2014), and "Steel Rain 2: Summit" (2020). In addition, he won the Top Excellence Award for an Actor in a Miniseries at the MBC Drama Awards for the drama "When the Phone Rings" (2024).

Go Ah-sung successfully debuted on the big screen with the 10-million-admissions film "The Host" (2006), winning the Best New Actress award at the Blue Dragon Film Awards and the Actress of the Year award at the Director's Cut Awards, among others. Growing from a child actor into an adult actor, she subsequently proved her solid acting skills through "Snowpiercer" (2013), "Office" (2015), "A Melody to Remember" (2016), and "A Resistance" (2019). From "Samjin Company English Class" (2020), the 28th Busan International Film Festival opening film "Because I Hate Korea" (2024), "Time of Cinema" (2026), to "Pavane" (2026), Go Ah-sung has continuously garnered attention from the public and critics alike.

The Actor of the Year award winners will be announced at the Vision Awards ceremony of the 31st Busan International Film Festival, which will be held from October 6 to October 15, and jury members Yoo Yeonseok and Go Ah-sung plan to attend the ceremony to meet the winners in person and present the awards. 

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The box office competition for this year's Chuseok holiday is shaping up to be a three-way battle.

According to data from the Korean Film Council's integrated computer network for movie tickets on September 23, "The Assassin(s)" holds firmly onto the No. 1 spot with an advance reservation rate of 30.9% and 237,000 advance tickets sold. Coming in second is "The Odyssey" with 17.2% and 131,000 tickets, followed by "Tazza: The Song of Beelzebub" ("Tazza 4") in third place with 14.6% and 112,000 tickets. "The Intern," which opened on September 16 and enjoyed a six-day streak at the top of the box office, landed in fifth place with 7.2% and 54,000 tickets.

If the current trend continues, "The Assassin(s)" is highly likely to debut at No. 1 at the box office on its opening day. "Tazza 4" also appears poised to debut in second place, buoyed by the momentum of its new theatrical release. While "The Odyssey" demonstrated impressive staying power by reclaiming the top box office spot in its seventh week, its daily audience remains in the 30,000s, making it difficult to overtake the two new releases.

With the most prominent reservation rate and advance ticket sales among the new titles arriving this Chuseok holiday, "The Assassin(s)" is expected to carry its box office run through National Foundation Day and Hangeul Day. However, the true strength of its box office power will only become evident once opening-weekend figures arrive. As a film inspired by modern history, it also holds strong potential to capture public interest and generate widespread conversation.

"The Assassin(s)" traces the suspicions and shadowy forces behind the assassination of the First Lady on August 15, 1974, an event that stunned South Korea. The film is directed by Hur Jin-ho, known for "One Fine Spring Day" and "The Last Princess," and stars Yoo Hai-jin, Park Hae-il, and Lee Minho.

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"The Ballad of Us 2" has teased the arrival of a sensational new vocal talent through its second pre-release teaser clip.

Ahead of its premiere on Monday, October 5 at 10 p.m., SBS's "The Ballad of Us 2" released a preview video on September 23 spotlighting a 15-year-old contestant whose rendition of Wheesung's "Can't You" captivated the entire "Top 100 Ears" delegation.

In the released clip, Roy Kim showed high expectations upon seeing the 15-year-old contestant emerge under a single spotlight, remarking, "Fifteen years old? That's the youngest so far." Once the track began, the contestant commanded the entire room from the opening bars with a crystal-clear tone and deep emotional resonance that defied their young age.

As "Can't You" surged toward its emotional climax, the newly joined "Top 100 Ears" panel members Moon Geun-young, Joo Woo-jae, and Roy Kim—along with "Variety Team" member Jun Hyun-moo and "Music Team" member Jung Jae-hyung—could not hold back their continuous gasps of awe. Several panel members even rose from their seats before the performance had concluded, showering the stage with cheers and a standing ovation that foreshadowed the birth of another legendary stage.

"The Ballad of Us 2" is a music competition program where classic, beloved ballads embraced across generations are reinterpreted through the fresh musical sensibilities of contestants with an average age of 17.9. This season will feature a diverse lineup of hidden gems, including international contestants and active-duty military personnel, promising an even richer variety of performances.

Showcasing the stages of these raw ballad talents who drew explosive praise from the "Top 100 Ears" panel, "The Ballad of Us 2" premieres on Monday, October 5 at 10 p.m.

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SBS "Kick a Goal" is holding the grand final match of its special handball cup, hosted to cheer on the national handball team for the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games.

Aired on Wednesday the 23rd, the episode will fully unveil the final match fought over the title of the first-ever handball champion and a prize of 10 million won.

Supported by the professional backing of the Korea Handball Association and SK Hynix, this handball cup has delivered tension and immersion on par with a regular soccer league. The final stage features "Top Girl Movement," which advanced to the finals first through flawless teamwork and mobility, facing off against the winner of the semifinals to claim the top spot. In particular, attention is focused on whether rookie manager Park Ha-yan's bold strategic moves and the players' explosive speed will deliver results in the final.

Meanwhile, following the conclusion of the handball cup, the second evaluation match for "Ggumteulconda" to reorganize "FC Anaconda" will take place. Following the selection match to narrow down nine audition participants to the final seven, anticipation builds as they are set to face off against last-place "FC Gucheok Jangsin" for a spot in the regular league.

The final match to crown the first handball cup champion can be seen on "Kick a Goal," airing Wednesday night at 9 PM on the 23rd. However, schedule changes may occur on this day due to broadcasts of the 2026 Nagoya Asian Games.

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An auction proceeding has begun for a 50 percent stake in a Hanyang Apartment unit in Apgujeong-dong, Seoul, owned by Kim Se-ui, the head of the YouTube channel Hover Lab, who is currently being detained and standing trial on charges including defamation of actor Kim Soo-hyun.

According to legal sources, the Seoul Central District Court decided on September 17 to initiate auction proceedings for real estate registered in Kim’s name. The property, for which the application was filed on September 14, is a unit in Hanyang Apartment in Apgujeong-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul.

The auction was initiated at the request of attorney Kim So-yeon, who claims that Kim has failed to pay approximately 120 million won in legal fees and other payments. Attorney Kim had previously applied for compulsory execution based on a payment order obtained through the Daejeon District Court.

However, multiple senior claims have already been registered against the apartment. The registry shows a mortgage held by Shinhan Bank (approximately 3.396 billion won registered in 2020 and an additional 360 million won in 2024), a provisional seizure of Kim Se-ui’s stake in the amount of 2 billion won by Gold Medalist, the agency representing Kim Soo-hyun, and two tax liens imposed by the Gangnam District Tax Office over unpaid national taxes totaling approximately 2.37 billion won. All of these claims were registered ahead of attorney Kim’s claim. The total amount of claims registered on the property is approximately 8.07 billion won.

According to the registry, the apartment was acquired in 1986 by Kim’s late father, Kim Young-su, a former MBC president. After Kim Young-su died in August 2024, Kim Se-ui and his older sister inherited the apartment, each receiving a 50 percent ownership stake.

Meanwhile, on September 10, the Criminal Proceeds Recovery Division of the Seoul Central District Prosecutors’ Office, headed by Chief Prosecutor So Jeong-su, determined through an investigation that included tracing the sponsorship accounts of a company operated by Kim and questioning key individuals involved that Kim had acquired at least 169.4 million won in criminal proceeds in connection with the defamation case involving Kim Soo-hyun. The prosecution subsequently completed the registration of a preservation order over land owned by Kim.

A preservation order is a measure that prevents a defendant or suspect from disposing of specified assets in advance, in preparation for their potential confiscation or collection by the state.

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Actor Lee Byung-hun is set to become the voice of a world-renowned museum.

Lee Byung-hun will take part as the narrator for "Korea: 2,000 Years of Creativity," an exhibition opening on October 1 at The British Museum in London. Co-organized by the National Museum of Korea, the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Korea (MMCA), and The British Museum, the exhibition provides a comprehensive spotlight on approximately 2,000 years of Korean culture and art through some 180 masterworks, including national treasures and designated treasures of Korea.

During the exhibition, Lee Byung-hun will guide visitors into the stories behind the displays, introducing Korean culture and historical works with his signature deep, resonant baritone and smooth, stable delivery.

Marking the first comprehensive showcase of Korean art and culture in the United Kingdom in roughly 40 years, the exhibition also includes selected pieces donated by the bereaved family of the late Chairman Lee Kun-hee to the National Museum of Korea and the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, making Lee Byung-hun's participation even more meaningful.

Expectations are especially high as his narration goes beyond simply delivering information about the artworks, capturing understated emotion and focused intensity so visitors can feel closer to centuries of accumulated Korean culture and art. Drawing on his refined expressive range and voice acting expertise honed over his career, he is projected to enhance the immersive experience of the Korean showcase at the global institution.

Lee Byung-hun shared the news of his involvement, saying, "I have taken part in narrating the Korean exhibition held at The British Museum in London." Expressing his anticipation for the showcase, he added, "Please show lots of interest, and I will see you in London."

Previously, Lee Byung-hun drew attention for his voice performance as the character Gwima in the Netflix animated film "KPop Demon Hunters." He also contributed to the audio guide for a special joint exhibition between the National Museum of Korea and The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. At the time, he personally explained 30 major pieces, fine-tuning each sentence and pronunciation throughout the recording sessions to elevate the final quality.

Meanwhile, the "Korea: 2,000 Years of Creativity" exhibition, narrated by Lee Byung-hun, will run at The British Museum in London from October 1 to January 31, 2027. 

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Actor Lee Minho captivated global audiences at the 51st Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) with his new film "The Assassin(s)."

Starring Lee Minho, "The Assassin(s)" unravels the mysteries and shadows behind the shocking August 15, 1974 assassination of South Korea's First Lady. Lee Minho plays Young-il, a passionate and ambitious rookie reporter on the social affairs desk at Dongsung Ilbo, portraying the character's relentless drive as he transforms from an eyewitness to a seeker of the truth.

"The Assassin(s)" made its successful world premiere after being officially invited to the Gala Presentations section of the 51st Toronto International Film Festival on September 16 (local time). Lee Minho elevated the excitement of the festival by taking part in major events ranging from the red carpet to public screenings, actively engaging with international filmgoers.

In particular, "The Assassin(s)" sold out all 4,256 seats available across its festival screenings. The film continued to receive glowing reviews from major international media outlets and local attendees following its world premiere, proving the intense local interest in the project. The movie further demonstrated its resonance with international audiences by achieving the meaningful honor of being named Runner-Up for the International People's Choice Award.

The global fandom's passion for Lee Minho was on full display throughout the event. On September 17 (local time), the festival's official "In Conversation with…" (ICW) session sold out instantly upon opening for advance ticketing. During the talk, Lee Minho shared sincere thoughts about his journey as an actor and the project, discussing everything from how he approached shaping Young-il in "The Assassin(s)" to his acting philosophy and his heartfelt appreciation for fans. He also had a meaningful exchange with moviegoers at the subsequent second public screening and Q&A, personally discussing the film's message and behind-the-scenes stories. Lee Minho engaged enthusiastically with the audience throughout the session, inviting a fan onto the stage and even posing his own questions about the movie back to the crowd.

Lee Minho has long commanded widespread influence as a leading figure of K-culture, backed by a massive global fandom. According to the "2026 Overseas Hallyu Survey" released in March by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and the Korean Foundation for International Cultural Exchange (KOFICE), Lee Minho ranked No. 1 as the favorite Korean actor among Hallyu fans worldwide for the 13th consecutive year.

Having reaffirmed the immense interest of international fans through TIFF, Lee Minho is now ready to greet audiences back home. In "The Assassin(s)," he anchors the film's tension with his dense, nuanced acting, bringing to life Young-il's fearless courage and unstoppable momentum as he dives headfirst into a massive mystery.

"The Assassin(s)" opened in theaters across South Korea today, September 23.

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Actor Kim Woo-seok is stepping onto the mound at Suwon KT Wiz Park.

Kim Woo-seok will take on the role of the ceremonial first pitcher for a victory wish ahead of the 2026 KBO League game between the KT Wiz and the NC Dinos, which will be held at Suwon KT Wiz Park at 6:30 PM on the 24th (Thursday). Kim Woo-seok is expected to bring vibrant energy to the baseball stadium with his refreshing vibe and signature bright visuals.

Kim Woo-seok has steadily expanded his acting spectrum by taking on diverse characters across television and the stage, including dramas such as "Voice" Seasons 2 and 3, "A Piece of Your Mind", "Military Prosecutor Doberman", and "The Forbidden Marriage", as well as musicals like "Red Book" and "Thrill Me".

Kim Woo-seok is also set to make a new acting transformation through the new SBS Fri-Sat drama "Doctor X: Mafia in White", which is scheduled to premiere on October 9th (Friday). "Doctor X: Mafia in White" is a refreshing medical noir depicting the active exploits of Doctor. X Gye Soo-jung, who shatters absurdities with genius surgical skills.

In the drama, Kim Woo-seok plays Park Tae-kyung, Guseo University Hospital's official "sunshine character" and an enthusiastic rookie intern. Clumsy yet good-natured, he is expected to team up as a junior to Gye Soo-jung (played by Kim Ji-won), a "madman of the operating room" who is solely devoted to surgery, adding thrilling fun and strong chemistry to the show.

Starting with his appearance on the mound, actor Kim Woo-seok will continue his busy streak into the small screen, and his pitching appearance will be revealed on-site at Suwon KT Wiz Park on the 24th.

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Singer Lee Ki-chan, who earned massive popularity with his 2002 hit song "Cold," is staging unique busking performances across major pharmacies as this year's influenza outbreak spreads.

On September 19, Lee released "Cold" (2026), his first remake of the track in 24 years, and launched the "Pharmacy Busking Project" to commemorate the release of the new track. On his social media, he wrote, "Pharmacy Busking Project! Thank you to all the pharmacies that helped out. Also, is this really right?" adding, "Flu vaccination season has started! Please listen to 'Cold.'"

Under the banner of the "Pharmacy Busking Project," Lee has indeed been visiting and performing at numerous large-scale pharmacies, including Mega Factory Pharmacy branches in Seongnam, Gwanggyo, and Seoul; Boryung Pharmacy, Onyu Pharmacy, and Jongo Pharmacy in Jongno; Very New Pharmacy in Seongsu; Pharma Square in Guro; Pantheo Pharmacy and Red Hill in Gangnam; Very New Hongdae; and Medi-Kingdom Pharmacy in Yongsan.

Reminding the public that flu vaccination season is underway, Lee also urged, "Flu vaccinations have begun. Please listen to 'Cold.'"

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