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Internet streamer limahni has issued an apology after coming under fire for comparing a stabbing rampage in Guwol-dong, Incheon, to a video game character.

In the early morning hours of October 14, limahni posted a notice titled "I Am Sorry" on her SOOP channel, stating, "While communicating during the broadcast, I learned about an unfortunate incident, and in the middle of content watched by many people, I caused trouble by comparing the stabbing incident to a Zealot. I am sorry." She continued, "Regardless of what my intentions were, it is entirely my fault," adding, "I once again apologize to the victims and those around them regarding today's incident."

Earlier, limahni sparked backlash during her stream while mentioning the Incheon knife rampage, saying, "He tied knives to both arms and went around on the escalator like a Zealot, stabbing 20 people." A Zealot is a melee combat unit belonging to the Protoss race in the real-time strategy game "StarCraft," known as a character that attacks enemies with blades equipped on both arms. When viewers pointed out her inappropriate remarks during the broadcast, she reportedly reacted by telling them, "Just leave."

As the criticism escalated, limahni acknowledged in her statement, "At first, I did not realize the gravity of the situation or my wrongdoing. The remarks I made were also emotional, which only made things worse." She added, "I also apologize for delivering an apology with an inappropriate attitude and attire before ending the stream in a disorganized and unprepared state."

limahni stated, "I am deeply reflecting on my thoughtlessness today, and I will realize the weight of my words as a streamer and take responsibility. Moving forward, I will think much more carefully whenever I speak about anything." She concluded, "I also apologize to the fans and viewers whom I have disappointed. I am sorry for causing controversy late at night."

Earlier, at around 1:40 p.m. on October 13, a 59-year-old individual identified as A attacked citizens with weapons secured to both hands at a commercial complex in Guwol-dong, Namdong-gu, Incheon. According to the Incheon Fire Headquarters, eight people were injured in the attack and taken to the hospital, with one woman in her 20s undergoing surgery after suffering cardiac arrest. 

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"In the past, I lived thinking, 'If you work hard, everything works out. There's nothing you can't do.' But living through life, I realized there are things that don't work out even if you try. Only now have I learned that taking the direct path isn't the only answer, and that it's okay to take a detour or step aside."

Son Ho-young, a member of the national group god and a solo artist, has returned after a long wait to mark the 20th anniversary of his solo debut. His digital single "Go Around," released on October 14, is his first new song in five years and a release celebrating the meaningful milestone of his 20th solo anniversary.

Meeting in Seoul recently, Son Ho-young confessed regarding the number of 20 years, "Honestly, it doesn't fully sink in yet." He added with determination, "Only after reaching 20 years have I finally begun to see the regrets of my past footsteps. It feels like the time has finally come where the 'real Son Ho-young' should start taking shape."

▲ "Started My Solo Career Arrogantly; Finally Found What Fits Me After 20 Years"

For Son Ho-young, the past 20 years were both a continuous challenge and a long journey toward discovering his musical identity. Recalling the early days of his solo debut, he shared a candid and sober self-evaluation.

"Having debuted at the young age of 19 and receiving immense love as god, I think I started my solo career somewhat arrogantly without realizing it. Because of that, my maturity came late, and I couldn't properly establish my musical direction. In the past, whenever I heard a song that sounded great when sung by someone else, I recklessly took on the challenge trying to fit myself to it. While I ended up exploring various genres, it always felt like I was forcing myself into clothes that didn't fit."

The new song "Go Around," arriving after five years, is a track truly fitting for Son Ho-young, found after enduring those periods of wandering and soul-searching. Built on a minimal track, it blends his signature refreshing, warm falsetto and comfortable vocals into a light rock-based pop genre that fans can pleasantly sing along to at festivals or concert venues.

"I spent a very long time contemplating to find a song that sounds genuinely good to me and that listeners can comfortably sing for a long time. I wondered why I couldn't find a song that suited my vocal range and truly matched who I am much earlier. Using the 20th anniversary as an opportunity, I have finally taken the first step toward finding the direction that fits me."

▲ "I Had a Lot of Fear and Pressure, but I Wanted to Keep My Promise to Fans"

As this marks his solo return after a prolonged hiatus, he did not hide the pressure and fear he felt as a vocalist. He spent countless nights agonizing over selecting and completing the track, and he frequently delayed the release out of fear regarding how the public might respond.

"To be honest, I have a lot of fear. Whenever I released an album, I often pushed back dates because I was scared the outcome wouldn't be good. This time, while the title of '20th anniversary' gave me energy, the pressure on the other hand was enormous. But thinking of the fans who trusted and waited for me for so long, I believed I could never let this 20th anniversary pass by without doing anything. I gathered my courage with the mindset that I had to do it no matter what."

The title "Go Around" also carries the phrase he says most often and wanted to tell himself: "It's okay."

"Living through life, you don't always have to charge straight through things. You can run away, and taking a detour is fine too. In the past, I practiced for eight hours a day until my voice was hoarse, wondering, 'Why isn't my singing improving as much as I hoped?' and felt tormented when the results didn't match the hard promotional efforts. When things didn't work out despite trying so hard, my heart broke. But as time passed, I realized there isn't just one right answer. 'Go Around'—you can take a detour, or you can avoid it. I want to convey that comforting solace and sense of liberation to our fans and to many people going through difficult times."

▲ "Still Climbing the Steps; I Will Remain a Singer Who Keeps Trying"

Although he stands in the position of a veteran with 28 years as god and 20 years as a solo singer, Son Ho-young still describes himself as "someone who is climbing the steps one by one, a little slowly." His persistent musical ambition shone through his attitude of constantly examining himself with a cool head and striving for improvement.

"I still consider myself to be in a growing phase. Throughout life, I realized that I'm a sensitive type who takes a particularly long time to prepare (laughs). As time passed, I learned to accept my limits and my position more calmly and clearly. Won't I have improved even more once another 20 years pass? Starting with this single, I plan to immediately prepare my next song and continuously carry on my solo activities."

The greatest driving force that allowed him to endure 20 years has undeniably been his fans and the members of god.

"My greatest pride is my fans. My pride and gratitude only grow larger as time goes on. Just hearing words like, 'It was worth waiting so long,' or 'I love it so much,' is all I could ever ask for. And the members of god are a real family whom I can lean on at any time. Although timing didn't work out this year, preventing us from holding a year-end group concert and leading me to focus on solo activities, they are a reassuring presence that always has my back."

Rather than massive hits or flashy success, Son Ho-young aims to "become a singer whom fans can be proud of." Anticipation is high for how his steadfast dedication over the past 20 years will bear fruit through his new song "Go Around."

Meanwhile, Son Ho-young's 20th-anniversary digital single "Go Around" will be released on various music streaming platforms on October 14. He is then scheduled to meet fans at his solo concert "HORIZON," held at Seoul's KBS Arena on October 31 and November 1.

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MINA of the group TWICE poses at a beauty brand photo call event held on the afternoon of October 14 in Sinsa-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul.

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Kang Seung-yoon of the group WINNER poses at a beauty brand photo wall event held on the afternoon of October 14 in Sinsa-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul.

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TSUKI of the group Billlie poses at a beauty brand photo wall event held on the afternoon of October 14 in Sinsa-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul.

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The historical distortion controversy surrounding the film "The Assassin(s)" has heated up "100-Minute Debate."

On the night of October 13, MBC's "100-Minute Debate" aired a discussion under the theme "The 'The Assassin(s)' Controversy; How Far Can History in Films Go?," where panelists exchanged diverse perspectives. This marked the first time in approximately 19 years that "100-Minute Debate" dedicated an episode to debating a single film since the controversy surrounding director Shim Hyung-rae's "D-War" in 2007. The selection of the topic demonstrated the widespread escalation of the dispute surrounding "The Assassin(s)."

"The Assassin(s)" uses the 1974 assassination of First Lady Yuk Young-soo as a motif, reconstructing the stories of individuals involved in the incident through cinematic imagination. However, the film has recently sparked debate over historical distortion, triggering clashes both within the political arena and across the film industry.

Regarding the film's premise suggesting the potential involvement of the ruling elite behind the incident at the time, conservative factions, including the People Power Party, pushed back, calling it "a distortion of history that undermines judicial rulings and established historical facts." In contrast, progressive factions, including the Democratic Party of Korea, countered that "excessive political interference could infringe upon creative freedom and stifle the film industry."

The debate featured Democratic Party of Korea lawmaker Noh Jong-myun, film critic Jeon Chan-il, People Power Party lawmaker Yoon Yong-geun, and Shim Yong-hwan, head of the History N Education Research Institute. Unlike many politicians who have expressed opinions and grievances about the controversy without watching the film, all four participating panelists began the debate by stating that they had "watched the film."

Lawmaker Noh Jong-myun and critic Jeon Chan-il voiced the view that "evaluating the film must be left to the audience, and the political sphere should not infringe upon freedom of expression and creative rights in cinema." They particularly emphasized that character attacks directed at the actors, as well as defamatory actions and labeling—such as staging protests in front of an actor's home—must stop.

Lawmaker Yoon Yong-geun emphasized that "we in the People Power Party and conservative factions are not trying to deny the creative license of cinema," but noted, "As a commercial film, this movie is based on fiction. The film crosses the boundaries of creative freedom, distorting historical facts and defaming the deceased." He pointed out that judicial rulings regarding Mun Se-gwang have already been established, yet the contents of the film conflict with those rulings.

While director Shim Yong-hwan pointed out that the historical evidence and period verification in "The Assassin(s)" were lacking, he criticized the raising of historical distortion controversies by conservative politicians and online communities as an unnecessary political dispute.

Rather than dividing the panelists strictly along conservative and progressive political party lines, the broadcast appeared to select two panelists who argued that the film distorts history and two who argued for cinematic imagination. The four panelists held nuanced differences in how they viewed the film and the political dispute. Nevertheless, they spoke with one voice in stating that attacks directed at individual actors by conservative politicians and conservative civic groups are unjust.

"The Assassin(s)" opened on September 23 and surpassed 3 million moviegoers nationwide in just 20 days.

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Director Jang Hang-jun's psychological thriller film "Open the Door" is being adapted into a stage play.

The play "Open the Door" depicts what unfolds on the night a man knocks on a door, confronting a truth kept hidden for seven years as long-ignored memories and concealed secrets are revealed. It is based on the 2023 film of the same name directed by Jang Hang-jun. During its theatrical run, the film drew around 19,000 moviegoers nationwide. With "The King's Warden", released this past January, achieving a major box office milestone of 16 million admissions, director Jang Hang-jun now enjoys the pleasure of seeing his earlier work reborn on the theatrical stage.

Kim Sung-kyu, Lee Si-hyung, and Hong Ki-joon have been cast in the role of Moon-seok, who lives carrying secrets of the past. Ahn Woo-yeon, Oh Kyung-joo, and Lee Bong-jun will play Chi-hoon, who returns after seven years to pursue the truth, while Kwak Sun-young and Gong Min-jeung join the cast as Yoon-joo, who opened the secret door, bringing a total of eight actors to the stage.

Moving beyond the film's dialogue- and psychological tension-driven structure, this stage production plans to present different times and spaces on a single stage, offering a fresh sense of immersion.

Director Oh Se-hyeok, who won the Grand Prize at the 2025 Seoul Theater Festival for the play "100 Hours at the Prime Minister's Office", is handling both the adaptation and direction. Contents Hap is producing the play, with BA Entertainment, the production company behind the original film, participating as a co-producer.

"Open the Door" will meet audiences this coming December at YES24 Art One Theater 3 in Daehangno. 

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Actors Ha Jung-woo (47) and Cha Jung-won (36) are getting married on December 13.

On October 14, Ha Jung-woo's agency Workhouse Company and Cha Jung-won's agency Saram Entertainment announced, "The two will hold their wedding at an undisclosed location in Seoul on December 13. The ceremony will be held privately."

The two met around 2020 and grew into a romantic relationship. After quietly nurturing their love, the couple acknowledged their relationship earlier this year when dating rumors surfaced and continued to date publicly.

Ha Jung-woo is a leading actor in the Korean film industry who has established himself as a box office guarantee while delivering standout performances in films such as "The Chaser," "Take Off," "Nameless Gangster: Rules of the Time," "The Terror Live," and the "Along with the Gods" series. In addition to acting, he has also worked as a director, helming "Fasten Your Seatbelt," "Chronicle of a Blood Merchant," "Lobby," and "The People Upstairs". He recently wrapped filming for the Netflix film "The Generals" and has begun filming "Inside Men: Birth of the Villains," a prequel to the hit movie "Inside Men".

Cha Jung-won, an actor and influencer, debuted in the 2012 film "Horror Stories" and went on to appear in dramas including "Lawless Lawyer" and "Special Labor Inspector".

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Actor Park Haseon is parting ways with SBS Power FM's "Park Haseon's Cinetown," a show she has led with deep affection for six years.

Park will step down from "Park Haseon's Cinetown" following her final broadcast on November 1. Currently performing on stage in the play "The Secret of Flowers", she decided to step down after thorough discussions with the production team in order to focus more on her primary profession as an actor, amid ongoing filming for multiple upcoming projects.

Since taking her first steps as the host of "Cinetown" on November 2, 2020, Park has connected with listeners through her stable hosting and candid communication, earning the nickname "Candy DJ". In particular, she has received great love from listeners for carefully listening to guests' stories and calmly empathizing with them.

Park has recently appeared in a string of theater productions, following "Our Little Sister" and "Hongdo" with her current run in "The Secret of Flowers". "The Secret of Flowers" is a whimsical comedy about housewives who launch an extraordinary scheme to claim a massive insurance payout following their husbands' mysterious accident. Playing the role of Monica, a romantic who once dreamed of becoming an actor, Park adds vibrancy to the production with her bubbly, lovely charm and sly, skillful performance.

She also continues to pursue a broad spectrum of acting in television dramas. In tvN's "Filing for Love," which concluded this past May, she made a special appearance as the central figure of the audit team's first case, leaving a powerful impression with just a single episode. She has also expanded her range into short-form dramas, including "Love That's Good for Nothing" and "Psychopath Yeo Soon-jung," which culminated in winning the Best Actress in a Web Drama award at the "2025 Seoulcon APAN Star Awards".

In variety entertainment, she continues to meet viewers regularly. On programs such as "Divorce Camp," "Hidden Eye," and more, she adds fun to each show with her sharp powers of observation and witty conversation.

The final broadcast of "Park Haseon's Cinetown" will air on SBS Power FM at 11 a.m. on November 1.

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Gold Medalist, the agency representing actor Kim Soo-hyun, announced that it will take legal action against the distribution of false information and acts of defamation and character assassination.

Through an announcement on October 14, Gold Medalist stated, "Regarding the false claim that Mr. Kim Soo-hyun dated the deceased when she was a minor, as well as the claims of Child Welfare Act violations raised based on this premise, the investigative authorities examined relevant materials and facts, concluded that the charges could not be substantiated, and made a decision not to refer the case for prosecution citing no suspicion." The agency continued, "It has been confirmed that the series of claims raised against Mr. Kim Soo-hyun lack factual and objective grounds, and this matter is no longer at the stage of an unverified debate, but is a falsehood proven through official investigation results."

The agency warned, "Kim Se-ui, the operator of Hover Lab who first raised and continuously spread the false claims, has been sent to trial under arrest on charges including defamation by disclosing false information under the Information and Communications Network Act," adding, "Continuing to cite the claims made by Kim Se-ui, or reposting, sharing, and redistributing them as if they were true, constitutes an additional unlawful act that perpetuates and magnifies the criminal harm."

The agency also took issue with the amplification and reproduction of screens, thumbnails, photos, captured images, and other materials used in Hover Lab's broadcasts.

The agency stated, "This can be viewed as an act of malicious further harm against a crime victim and a deliberate magnification of the damage," adding, "We will clearly demonstrate to investigative authorities and the courts that such acts are intentional dissemination, and we will take all legal measures to ensure that severe punishment and accountability are imposed."

In March of last year, Hover Lab raised allegations that Kim Soo-hyun had been dating the late Kim Sae-ron since she was a minor, and Kim Soo-hyun's side has pursued legal action, stating that the claims were groundless. Hover Lab CEO Kim Se-ui, who raised the allegations, was arrested on May 26 on charges including defamation and spreading false information regarding Kim Soo-hyun, was subsequently indicted under detention, and is currently standing trial.

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Group ALPHA DRIVE ONE (ALD1) has entered the US Billboard charts in their debut year.

According to the Billboard charts (dated October 17) released on October 13 (local time), ALPHA DRIVE ONE's second mini-album "UNBREAKABLE : 少年BEAST," released in the United States on October 2, ranked No. 5 on "World Albums," No. 9 on "Emerging Artists," and No. 20 on "Top Album Sales." It entered the top five of "World Albums" with their first album officially released in the United States.

The agency explained that this is the highest ranking among K-pop rookies who debuted in 2026 on this week's "World Albums" chart, making them the only rookie act among them to reach the top five.

ALPHA DRIVE ONE previously recorded 1.13 million copies in first-week sales with their second mini-album released in August, earning their second consecutive million-seller title, and their cumulative album sales since debut have surpassed 2 million copies. Prior to their official Japanese debut, they also received a "Gold" certification from the Recording Industry Association of Japan (RIAJ).

Their local promotions in the United States also continued. On the global channel "Live from Vevo Studios," the group performed the title track and a B-side track from their second mini-album, and appeared as guests on the American morning show "Good Day LA" and Apple Music Radio. The agency shared that foreign media outlets including Forbes, Sweety High, Vogue Mexico and Latin America, BuzzFeed, and Excélsior featured the group.

The second mini-album "UNBREAKABLE : 少年BEAST" captures the growing pains of youth wavering amid prejudice and stigma. The title track "BORN DIRE" is a song that offers a modern reinterpretation of the raw energy of British rave and punk genres.

ALPHA DRIVE ONE will release the music video for their follow-up track "Talk to me" on October 27 (KST). 

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The signature autumn music festival "Grand Mint Festival 2026" (GMF2026) will take place this weekend at Olympic Park in Seoul.

GMF2026 will run for two days on October 17 and 18. Organizer Mint Paper has finalized a lineup of 48 teams, featuring Lee So-ra, YOUNHA, Lee Seung-yoon, 10RAN (10CM × SORAN), Isaac Hong, and Lee Seok-won. A variety of on-site programs, including live performances, open broadcasts, fan signing sessions, and an art zone, will also be featured.

On the first day, October 17, Lee So-ra will headline the "Mint Breeze Stage." Jang Ki-ha, Peppertones, Jukjae, Jung Joon-il, JisokuryClub, Hi-Fi Un!corn, and Yeonjung will also take the stage. At "Club Midnight Sunset," Lee Seung-yoon will perform as headliner, joined by TOUCHED, Redoor, Car, the garden, Lacuna, OwallOil, Leaveourtears, and FuturePeerClub. At "Loving Forest Garden," Isaac Hong will deliver the closing set, with performances from Bye Bye Badman, ALEPH, youra, SUMIN, g0nny, love is cycle, and Confined White.

On the second day, October 18, YOUNHA will close out the "Mint Breeze Stage." CNBLUE, Roy Kim, Jung Seung-hwan, BOL4, Dragon Pony, Shin In Ryu, and Sanbo will also perform. The headliner for "Club Midnight Sunset" is 10RAN. The organizers shared that the joint performance by 10CM and SORAN has completely sold out. Thornapple, N.Flying, THE SOLUTIONS, Far East Asian Tigers, ONEWE, LOW, and kwacamolee will take the same stage. At "Loving Forest Garden," Lee Seok-won will take the stage as headliner, joined by Sunwoojunga, Kkachisan, Shin Ji-hoon, nib.archive, Rothy, Tokai, and gugu.

Among the artists participating in Mint Paper's artist discovery compilation album "bright #15," FuturePeerClub, love is cycle, Sanbo, and kwacamolee will also perform on stage.

Special off-stage programs have also been prepared. The newly introduced "RADAR" will be situated between KSPO DOME and the swimming pool. Open radio-style sessions—"10RAN Open Broadcast Special Live" and "Lacuna Reporting Return"—will take place on October 17 and 18, respectively. "Buy the Dip Now," where artists featured on "bright #15" share stories about their music and careers, will run across both days.

The "Proximity Signal Detection" program will also be held. On October 17, fan signing sessions with Yeonjung, Hi-Fi Un!corn, and SUMIN, alongside a hi-touch and signing session with OwallOil, are scheduled. On October 18, signing sessions with Shin In Ryu and Far East Asian Tigers, as well as a hi-touch event with ONEWE, will take place. At the Haneol Square "ART ZONE," attendees can find "Mint Shop" collaboration merchandise, artist and label booths, vinyl records, accessories, Photogray photo booths, and dedicated photo zones, alongside on-site voting for the fan-participatory "GMF2026 Awards." 

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Artist Hwang So-yoon (So!YoON!) is taking her first steps as a film music director.

On October 14, Hwang is releasing the original soundtrack for the animated film "Pilgrims" across streaming platforms worldwide. Marking the first project she has joined as a music director, the release features a total of 17 tracks, including an ending song she performed herself.

The project began at the suggestion of director Heo Pyeong-gang. She collaborated with Milan Records, the label behind soundtrack releases for films such as "Midsommar," "Poor Things," "Challengers," and "Minari." Hwang relocated to the United States to immerse herself in the work.

According to her agency, Hwang focused on breaking away from conventional animated film music to create diverse tracks that match the film's atmosphere. Rather than translating the characters' narratives directly into lyrics, the ending track connects the love and longing spoken of in the film with her own environment during the creative process. Centered on the guitar, the instrument she has played the longest, she incorporated janggu samples and analog synthesizers.

Hwang described the music, saying, "More than any project I am currently working on, this music feels genuinely like Hwang So-yoon. It is unpolished yet pure and warm." She added, "Because this is a film that poses heavy questions about what love is and what we should pursue, I wanted to create music that stays by the film's side rather than something flashy and stylish."

Having worked as part of the band SE SO NEON and as a solo artist, Hwang has now expanded her creative horizons into film score directing.

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Actor Kim Mu-yeol spent an unforgettable time with global fans through a fan meeting in Tokyo, Japan.

On Saturday, October 10, Kim held "SPECIAL AFTER CLASS in JAPAN" at Culttz Kawasaki in Yokohama, Japan. Conducted across two sessions, this Japan fan meeting was an event joined together by Kim Mu-yeol, Lee Sung-min, Jin Ki-joo, and P.O, the lead actors of the globally popular Netflix series "Teach You a Lesson."

Following his first domestic solo fan meeting and fan meeting in Taipei, Kim continued his global journey by meeting local fans in Japan.

On this day, Kim stepped onto the stage to his entrance song and opened the fan meeting by warmly greeting fans. In the handwritten profile segment that immediately followed, he showcased an even more relatable charm by personally sharing not only his blood type and nicknames, but also his everyday life.

A time to look back at Kim's filmography was also prepared. Based on a fan survey, "Forgotten," "Bad Guys" Season 2 and "Sweet Home" Seasons 2 and 3 were chosen as Kim's top three representative works, with his seamless immersion into characters, dense emotional arcs, and broad acting spectrum highlighted as key reasons fans fell for him. In response, Kim showed a shy smile, drawing laughter from the audience. Meanwhile, during the acting challenge segment, he brought unique fun by presenting four different acting versions using Japanese phrases.

Kim also richly filled the fan meeting with performances, heartfelt conversations, and entertaining events. He drew enthusiastic cheers from fans by singing Yutaka Ozaki's "I Love You" solo with a sweet voice, and showed genuine communication by stepping down into the audience to directly answer fans' questions and make eye contact with them.

With only the finale performance remaining, Kim shared his heartfelt thoughts with fans: "Meeting all of you fans and having the four of us together in this place holds such great meaning for us. It feels like we waited for a long time, yet time seems to have passed so quickly. I will cherish these precious memories for a long time and act even harder going forward." After his closing remarks, the four actors sang Lee Juck's "Don't Worry" together, delivering a touching moment. At the send-off event that followed the conclusion of the show, Kim greeted fans up close, taking in the special moments with his eyes and heart.

Kim expanded the reach of his global activities by successfully completing this Japan fan meeting following his solo fan meetings in Seoul and Taipei. He delivered a special time through diverse stages, talks, and affectionate fan service prepared for fans in each country.

Meanwhile, after concluding his Japan fan meeting, Kim has confirmed the Netflix series "First Doctor" and "The Shooter" as his upcoming projects, signaling active endeavors ahead, and is scheduled to hold a solo fan meeting in Shanghai on November 21. 

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Actors Koo Kyo-hwan and Han Ji-min have come together for the film "Typhoon" (working title).

"Typhoon" (working title) is an exasperating disaster escape comedy about Jin-mo (Koo Kyo-hwan) and Jae-yi (Han Ji-min), a couple who have decided to separate, as they encounter a massive typhoon at a relative's wedding in their hometown.

Jin-mo, played by Koo Kyo-hwan, is a self-made man from a small provincial town who graduated from prestigious "S University" and joined a major conglomerate, but is now an ordinary office worker stuck at the assistant manager level. In "Typhoon" (working title), Koo Kyo-hwan is set to showcase his signature humane charm through his transformation into a realistic husband and father.

Han Ji-min plays Jae-yi, the wife of her frustrating husband Jin-mo. Once a recognized talent at a publishing company, she is a sharp, confident character who made the bold decision to leave her job after realizing she could not balance career and parenting, and now dreams of transitioning into a YouTuber.

Following the couple played by Koo Kyo-hwan and Han Ji-min, Oh Jung-se takes on the role of their friend Sang-hyuk. As Jin-mo's hometown friend and a 119 emergency rescue worker, he bravely jumps in to save the couple trapped in the disaster, only to end up stranded alongside them. Oh Jung-se's portrayal of a lovable, free-spirited soul is expected to be a major highlight of the film.

In addition, the role of Rose, the pension owner, is played by Han Sun Hwa, who has been loved for her unique comedic performances across the film "Pilot" and the dramas "The Scandal" and "Work Later, Drink Now." While she is a stingy penny-pincher who never offers lodging discounts even when a typhoon hits, she is also a romantic who dreams of a love like "Titanic."

Kim Eung-soo, who remains widely talked about for his role as Kwak Chul-yong in the film "Tazza: The High Rollers," and Oh Min-ae, who left a strong impression in the drama "When Life Gives You Tangerines" and the film "Pilot," join the cast as Hyun-deok and Pil-ja, partners in their 48th year together traveling across the country in a camper van. The two, bickering yet looking out for each other, add warmth to the story.

Director Lee Jung-ho of the films "The Beast" and "Broken" took charge of the screenplay and directing, and at the script reading held in late September, the eight actors raised expectations for the feature with their prepared performances and delightful energy.

Having finalized its casting and kicked off filming in October, "Typhoon" (working title) is scheduled to be released next year. 

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YG Entertainment's executive producer Yang Hyun-suk (56) has shared upcoming release schedules for the agency's artists as well as debut preparations for the next generation of rookie groups.

At 2:34 a.m. on October 14, Yang Hyun-suk posted a message on the fan communication channel "FROM YG," stating, "While I have previously shared news about our artists through YG ANNOUNCEMENT videos, it has been a while since I greeted you in writing due to a busy production schedule."

According to the announcement, BABYMONSTER will release a new digital single titled "DESERVE" on October 23. This marks their first new song in about four months since "SUGAR HONEY ICE TEA." Regarding "DESERVE," Yang Hyun-suk introduced it by saying, "Although it is a slow track, it carries an energy more intense than any song we have released so far," adding, "It is a song that captures peak emotion through a blend of BABYMONSTER's unique, delicate vocals and explosive vocal power."

TREASURE will release a new digital single titled "SHOCK" on November 2. Yang Hyun-suk explained, "It is a song featuring an intense hip-hop sound." TREASURE previously showcased songs of various hip-hop genres through their mini-album "NEW WAV" in June. Describing that album as the "beginning of Chapter 2," Yang Hyun-suk requested, "Please look forward to and show a lot of support for their full-fledged Chapter 2 activities that will continue into 2027 along with this new song."

Yang Hyun-suk also delivered news regarding rookie groups. He revealed, "Currently, YG is preparing the debuts of a 5-member boy group and a 4-member girl group as our next-generation rookies," adding, "Together with TREASURE and BABYMONSTER, these two groups are very important artists who will lead the future of YG."

He continued to explain, "Both groups plan to proceed with recording several demo tracks they have prepared so far through the end of the year, and we anticipate that specific debut schedules will also be set as soon as the title tracks are decided."

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The upcoming film "White Blast," which is drawing high anticipation for bringing Kim Yun-seok and Koo Kyo-hwan together, has unveiled a teaser poster steeped in mystery.

"White Blast" is a mystery drama set at a rural train station cut off by heavy snow, where an unidentified dead body is discovered before Gap-soo (Kim Yun-seok), a stationmaster nearing retirement, and Hyun-taek (Koo Kyo-hwan), his newly arrived successor.

Released on October 13, the poster catches the eye by capturing Gap-soo (Kim Yun-seok) and Hyun-taek (Koo Kyo-hwan) seen through the window of Seolo Station, which is blanketed in pure white snow. Gap-soo, holding out documents to Hyun-taek, and Hyun-taek, gazing back at him with a bewildered expression, create a dramatic contrast against the quiet, still scenery of Seolo Station isolated by heavy snowfall.

The sight of the two men facing each other warily, paired with the tagline "It was all because of the damn snow," sparks curiosity about the shifting dynamic between Gap-soo and Hyun-taek as snow blankets everything, as well as the unpredictable developments set to unfold within the confined setting. Furthermore, the Chinese characters for "Seol" (雪, snow) and "O" (烏, crow) engraved on the wooden station sign evoke a vivid color contrast between white snow and black crows, heightening the eerie atmosphere.

"White Blast" is generating significant buzz for pairing Kim Yun-seok and Koo Kyo-hwan, two actors audiences have long wished to see share the screen. Great expectations surround the mystery that unfolds at this remote station cut off by snow, as well as the acting synergy between the two performers as they delicately depict the characters' subtly changing relationship.

Drawing keen attention for the powerful character ensemble led by Kim Yun-seok and Koo Kyo-hwan, "White Blast" will arrive in theaters in November. 

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Yoon Suk-min's wife Kim Soo-hyun revealed the real reason she gets even angrier because of her husband.

On the October 13 broadcast of SBS's "You're my destiny" (hereafter "You're my destiny"), the daily life of married couple Yoon Suk-min and Kim Soo-hyun was revealed.

On this day, Yoon Suk-min invited former baseball players and current commentators Lee Taek-keun, Jeong Keun-woo, and Hwang Jae-gyun over to sell them pet lizards. Meanwhile, Kim Soo-hyun caught everyone's eye by preparing food for them.

Looking at the tteokbokki Kim Soo-hyun was making, Hwang Jae-gyun was shocked and asked if it was really meant for them to eat. Cooking tteokbokki in a large stockpot on an extraordinary scale, Kim Soo-hyun surprised everyone by serving the seafood tteokbokki on buffet platters. The cold udon salad also drew attention for its unbelievable portion size for five people.

Seeing this later, Yoon Suk-min drew laughter by saying, "I sold a 50,000 won lizard, but you're serving a 500,000 won meal?"

Looking at the five servings arranged on buffet dishes, Seo Jang-hoon remarked, "Let's set a date sometime." To this, Yoon Suk-min drew laughter by replying, "Just let us know a week in advance. It takes three hours just for one tteokbokki dish, so one week should be enough."

Yoon Suk-min's colleagues were full of admiration as they ate the dishes Kim Soo-hyun prepared. Lee Taek-keun in particular praised the meal, saying, "You should sell this. It's the perfect snack to go with drinks." However, Yoon Suk-min drew attention with a tsundere-like assessment, remarking, "It's edible."

On this day, Yoon Suk-min's colleagues engaged in a debate comparing the handsome Lee Taek-keun with the less photogenic Yoon Suk-min. When Yoon Suk-min claimed that he was once voted a handsome baseball player, his wife drew laughter with a cool evaluation, saying, "You were never the best-looking."

At this, Jeong Keun-woo asked, "If you had to choose in your next life between a funny and unattractive man and a handsome man, what would you do?"

Kim Soo-hyun then drew bursts of laughter by replying, "I've never dated a handsome man, but from what I hear around me, people say if someone is handsome, just looking at his face calms your anger. But I get even angrier." In response, Yoon Suk-min understood his wife, saying, "So that's why you got angrier," while Jeong Keun-woo took it a step further and caused bursts of laughter by adding, "My wife doesn't stop getting angry either. Once she gets angry, it lasts for two days and one night."

Meanwhile, at the end of the broadcast, a preview showed actor Kang Shin-il, in his 47th year in the industry, and his wife Oh Su-mi joining the show as a new couple.

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The "Whenever Friends" cleared every stage of their mission.

On the October 13 broadcast of SBS's "Whenever Possible," actors Nam Ji-hyun and Kim Jae-young appeared as guest "Whenever Friends."

On this day, the Whenever Friends and the MCs celebrated successfully clearing stage three of their first mission. They then headed to a nearby Pyongyang cold noodle restaurant recommended by Nam Ji-hyun.

As an alumna who knew every corner of the campus, Nam Ji-hyun drew attention by acting as a one-day ambassador for Sogang University, rivaling Yoo Yeonseok's Sejong University pride.

Nam Ji-hyun, who started as a child actor and is now in her 22nd year in the industry, surprised everyone by revealing her unique debut story. Sharing the behind-the-scenes tale, she stated, "I came from 'Jeonpa Gyeonmunrok.' There was a segment called 'The Age of Innocence' where little kids came out to present quiz questions. A drama director saw me on that show, reached out, and that is how I began acting."

Kim Jae-young, who confessed that he was on the heavier side during his youth, shared, "I started modeling late. I lost about 30 kg before my debut." When Kim Jae-young mentioned that he was fortunate enough to transition into acting afterward, Yu Jae-seok praised his visuals once more, saying, "People always recognize someone with good looks."

Entering the cold noodle restaurant without waiting and eagerly enjoying their meal down to the boiled meat slices, the four decided to draw green onion shreds, with the person pulling the longest piece paying for the meal.

Yu Jae-seok and Yoo Yeonseok were exempted one after the other, leaving the contest between the two Whenever Friends. After a close duel, Nam Ji-hyun lost.

Nam Ji-hyun coolly covered the bill, saying, "When else would I get a chance to treat everyone?" Yu Jae-seok then bought coffee and dessert, creating a heartwarming moment.

The MCs and the Whenever Friends went on to clear stage three of the second mission as well. The success brought a warm atmosphere, especially highlighted by the active role of Kim Jae-young, who had not been able to shine in the previous mission.

Meanwhile, a preview shown at the end of the broadcast depicted the full story behind Yu Jae-seok canceling a shoot for the first time in 36 years.

Yu Jae-seok raised curiosity for the upcoming broadcast as he bowed his head to apologize and promised a gracious day toward everyone, explaining, "My throat hurt, so I was worried it might be COVID-19 and canceled the shoot, but after visiting the hospital, I was completely fine."

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Yoon Suk-min revealed his dream.

On "You're my destiny," Yoon Suk-min shared, "My dream is to install a large vivarium in the living room," showing how deeply he has fallen for the charm of lizards.

On the October 13 broadcast of SBS's "You're my destiny Season 2 - You Are My Destiny" (hereinafter "You're my destiny"), the daily life of married couple Yoon Suk-min and Kim Soo-hyun was revealed.

During the broadcast, Yoon Suk-min visited a reptile shop with his wife to look at lizards, which he loves. He marveled as he looked at a large vivarium installed inside the shop.

Revealing that installing a large vivarium in the family living room is his dream, he told his wife, "I'll give it to you as a birthday present." He then joked, "Even if we charge the kids' friends an admission fee of 1,000 won each, we'll make our money back," drawing bursts of laughter.

Throughout the day, Yoon Suk-min's eyes sparkled at the sight of various lizards. In particular, when a rare lizard of the same species as the one he currently raises appeared, he drew attention as he could not take his eyes off it, remarking, "It's really pretty."

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Song Jin Woo introduced his maternal uncle, who commands an extraordinary presence.

On the October 13 broadcast of SBS's "You're my destiny," the daily life of married couple Song Jin Woo and Minami was revealed.

On this day, Song Jin Woo went with his wife, Minami, to visit his maternal uncle, Lee Dong-jun. Lee Dong-jun is a former taekwondo athlete and an actor in his 40th year in the industry. Notably, he drew attention as it was revealed that he has recently also been active as a singer following the release of a trot track.

The broadcast that day also revealed a celebratory performance from Song Jin Woo's wedding that had an extraordinary level of energy. As his uncle Lee Dong-jun sang, Song's mother and maternal aunts could not hide their overflowing excitement.

At this, Seo Jang-hoon asked, "Did you ask your uncle to sing the celebratory song?" Song Jin Woo drew laughter by replying, "I never asked him at all. I kept it simple and only asked a friend, but after my friend finished singing the celebratory song, my uncle strode up onto the stage and sang two of his own songs before leaving."

Song Jin Woo had also prepared a Chuseok gift for Lee Dong-jun that day. Complimenting them, Lee Dong-jun said, "Isn't this Minami's good taste?" Song Jin Woo then caught everyone's attention by saying, "Actually, Minami is extremely nervous right now," explaining that she felt intimidated by Lee Dong-jun's commanding presence.

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Nam Ji-hyun revealed her college major.

On the October 13 broadcast of SBS's "Whenever Possible," actors Nam Ji-hyun and Kim Jae-young appeared as "gap friends."

On this day, Nam Ji-hyun expressed her excitement about the gap mission starting at her alma mater, Sogang University. When Nam Ji-hyun introduced herself as part of the class of '14 in Sogang University's psychology department, Yoo Yeonseok began to say, "Psychology majors usually...," and Nam Ji-hyun burst into laughter.

Yoo Yeonseok asked why she was laughing, and Nam Ji-hyun said, "I thought you were going to say we see right through people." Yu Jae-seok then chimed in, "When you tell people you're in the psychology department, don't they ask, 'What do you think I'm feeling right now?'"

Nam Ji-hyun laughed and replied, "That's right. And the thing I hear most often is, 'Guess what I'm thinking right now.' Even though I don't know anything at all." In response, the MCs asked her to guess their state of mind, but Nam Ji-hyun shut down further conversation by saying, "I don't know. It's too difficult," drawing laughter.

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Yu Jae-seok marveled at Kim Jae-young's long hair.

On the October 13 broadcast of SBS's "Whenever Possible," actors Nam Ji-hyun and Kim Jae-young appeared as "gap friends."

Yu Jae-seok was delighted by the appearance of Nam Ji-hyun and Kim Jae-young on that day. In particular, Yu Jae-seok drew attention by bringing up his beloved close friend Joo Woo-jae, noting that Kim Jae-young is "Joo Woo-jae's friend."

He then expressed admiration for Kim Jae-young's long hairstyle, saying, "As expected, handsome men wear long hair. Only handsome men can pull off long hair."

At this, Yoo Yeonseok asked Yu Jae-seok if he had ever tried long hair. Yu Jae-seok replied, "No," adding, "Usually, people see handsome men and try to copy their long hair, but many end up quitting before it even gets long."

He continued to admire Kim Jae-young's looks, stating, "For long hair to look good, having strong visuals makes it come alive much more," leaving Kim Jae-young flustered by the continuous praise.

Kim Jae-young revealed that he had told his close friend Joo Woo-jae about guesting on the show. Kim Jae-young shared, "We talked yesterday, and he told me to just go and take it easy." To this, Yu Jae-seok chided his beloved friend, saying, "Even though he couldn't take it easy himself," while Yoo Yeonseok added, "When he came on, he wasn't treated like a guest at all before leaving," drawing laughter.

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Actor Lee Je-hoon poses as he attends a beauty brand photo call event held in Hannam-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul, on the afternoon of October 13.

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Singer and actor HWANG MINHYUN poses at a beauty brand photo call event held on the afternoon of October 13 in Hannam-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul.

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