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Kim Seonho, swayed by Kim Nayoung, what about his relationship with Jung Yeji?

On the September 7 broadcast of SBS' "Love Against Time", Kim Seonho enjoyed a date with Kim Nayoung.

On this day, on the bus heading to Namsan, Kim Nayoung asked Kim Seonho, "Did you have no idea what I was curious about?" In response, Kim Seonho revealed that he had no inkling of Kim Nayoung's affection, saying, "I thought you wouldn't be interested in me at all from the very beginning."

At this, Kim Nayoung honestly said, "No, I wanted to be with you from the start," and Kim Seonho replied, "Ah, I really didn't know."

Kim Nayoung's honest personality, contrasting with Jung Yeji's, raised curiosity about what kind of chemistry she would create with Kim Seonho. To Kim Seonho's remark that he didn't know Kim Nayoung, who has a different vibe from him, had feelings for him, Kim Nayoung honestly stated, "I think I've always liked people who are the opposite of me from the start."

And Kim Nayoung asked Kim Seonho again if he minded someone older as a romantic partner. Kim Seonho explained, "Actually, if I like someone, it doesn't matter. But as you date, you might think far into the future, and I have concerns that an older partner's ideal timing for marriage might not align with mine. However, if those things can be understood between each other, it doesn't matter even if she is older."

Hearing this, Kim Nayoung appealed by saying, "I didn't think about wanting to get married quickly in the first place. I'm not saying this just to match what you want, it's really how I feel."

As the bus departed, the two looking out at the night view resembled a scene from a movie. Regarding Kim Seonho's gaze as he looked at Kim Nayoung, the panelists commented, "Isn't that a look of someone falling in love right now?"

Even with their hair tousled by the wind, the two smiled as they looked at each other. Meanwhile, back at the house, Jung Yeji was portrayed waiting for Kim Seonho who had not returned, evoking a sense of regret.

The two headed down after viewing the night scenery. Kim Nayoung, wearing heels, struggled to walk, and Kim Seonho offered his arm, telling her to hold on.

Seeing this, the panelists worried about Jung Yeji and felt heavy-hearted. Unaware of this or perhaps knowing, Jung Yeji said while waiting for Kim Seonho, "I felt a sense of anxiety and fear wondering if he might waver," drawing attention.

Kim Seonho and Kim Nayoung moved to a drinking spot. Kim Nayoung mentioned the relationship between Kim Seonho and Jung Yeji, saying she could talk about it because she had been drinking. Kim Nayoung honestly shared, "I heard that narrative, the story from 6 years ago. So listening to the atmosphere where everyone seemed to think the two of them were certain, I thought that if that was the case, I shouldn't get in the way."

Kim Nayoung continued, "But suddenly I thought, I only heard one side, not your side, so yours might be different." And at that moment, Kim Seonho, listening to Kim Nayoung's story, touched her hair to tidy it up, shocking the viewers.

In particular, the panelists watching this fell into shock, exclaiming, "Whoa, this is really not right," raising curiosity about which direction Kim Seonho's heart, which began to waver toward Kim Nayoung, would flow from then on.

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Kim Na-young and Kim Seonho went on their first date.

On the September 7 broadcast of SBS's "Love Against Time", Kim Na-young was shown unable to hide her excitement about her first date with Kim Seonho.

Waiting for Kim Seonho in front of a crosswalk that day, Kim Na-young couldn't hide her smile when he appeared. Kim Na-young said, "Honestly, I could only see Seonho out of all those people. That moment was so thrilling."

Kim Seonho then surprised the panelists by saying, "When I ran into Na-young in front of the crosswalk, I think my heart raced a bit, maybe because it was an outfit I was seeing for the first time."

Everyone was surprised because during his previous date with Jeong Ye-ji, Kim Seonho had made remarks that gave her certainty. In response, Jung Yong-hwa drew a line, saying, "He is not dating Ye-ji yet." However, Lee Seyoung drew attention by saying, "He hasn't mentioned his heart racing until now. Once your heart races, it's over."

Kim Seonho revealed his plans for the day to Kim Na-young. He said, "Do you know what we're doing today? We're taking a bus tour and going to Namsan. We're going to do the Namsan bus tour and then go to an izakaya for a drink. How does that sound?"

Kim Na-young openly expressed her excitement, saying, "I love it so much. It's my first time having drinks [like this]." She then told Kim Seonho, "I wore a skirt," and asked, "How is it? Does it feel different?" Kim Seonho drew attention by praising her, saying, "A plot twist. It really suits you well."

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Kim Seonho honestly revealed his feelings to Jung Ye-ji.

On the September 7 broadcast of SBS "Love Against Time", Kim Seonho was shown going on a date by the sea with Jung Ye-ji.

On their way to the sea in Yeongjongdo, Incheon that day, Kim Seonho and Jung Ye-ji shared their honest feelings. Expressing regret over the mixed results from the previous day, they said this choice was easy.

Arriving at the beach, the two headed to a grilled clam restaurant and created memories by taking pictures of each other.

Jung Ye-ji then asked how Kim Seonho views her, being an older noona by one year. In response, Kim Seonho said, "I don't think I'm approaching you with the feeling of a noona. Though I might look like a younger brother to you."

At this, Jung Ye-ji said, "You don't feel like a younger brother. When I first saw you, your appearance looked very young," adding that she was relieved by the one-year age gap, contrary to her expectations.

Kim Seonho, who is the same age as Jung Ye-ji's younger sibling despite the one-year gap, said he had worried that because of such aspects, she might see him as a younger brother. In response, Jung Ye-ji said, "I think the person is what matters," putting the person above age.

Kim Seonho then honestly shared the feelings he experienced yesterday, saying, "I decided to stop overthinking. Let's do what our instincts guide us to do, let's not worry about what these feelings are and think simply. It was nice when we were together, so I decided to think like that," and adding, "I also felt impatient. I thought if it goes on like this, it might end up being neither here nor there, and if I hesitate, it might turn into an awkward situation."

At this, Jung Ye-ji could not hide her smile. When asked if she had met the ideal type she had imagined, she said, "My kind of inner ideal type? I think there is someone close to it," and Kim Seonho also indirectly confessed his feelings for each other, saying, "I think so too."

Saying that they felt they could not forget today's date, the two drew attention by promising to have breakfast together the next day.

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On the September 7 broadcast of SBS "Love Against Time," the results of the dating selections following the Room of Time choices were revealed.

Han Do-gon received a text message first that evening, expressing disappointment over having no dates. Seo Robin also had no dates.

Regarding this, Seo Robin shared, "I expected it, but actually seeing that message made me think it might be tough."

Kim Jong-eun and Kang Min-young also did not have any dates. Kim Jong-eun remarked, "Min-young really doesn't think about me to this extent," while Kang Min-young calmly accepted it, saying, "I already expected it."

Kim Ryun-gi also had no dates. However, Kim Ryun-gi stated, "I don't give it too much meaning. I think if I stay in the house, there might be a chance to talk to Robin."

In particular, these participants spent 100 minutes each looking in only one direction, but their paths crossed incorrectly, leading to all of them failing to secure dates.

However, there were participants who successfully arranged dates amidst this. Jeong Ye-ji and Kim Seonho ended up going on their third date. Jeong Ye-ji said, "I think I couldn't really manage my expression. The smiles leaking out were unstoppable. I think the size of my feelings grew even bigger."

Meanwhile, Kim Na-young got to go on her first date with Kim Seonho. Expressing her delight, Kim Na-young said, "Oh no, I love this so much."

Kim Seonho, who ended up with dates with both Jeong Ye-ji and Kim Na-young, drew attention by saying, "I was a little surprised. I was surprised that Na-young invested so much of her time in me, and I think my questions will be resolved tomorrow."

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Actor Nam Joohyuk attends a photo call event for a beauty brand held at Lotte Department Store AvenueL in Songpa-gu, Seoul, on the afternoon of September 7, posing for the cameras.

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JOY of the group Red Velvet poses at a photo call event for a beauty brand held at Lotte Department Store Avenueel in Songpa-gu, Seoul, on the afternoon of the 7th.

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HAERIN of the group NewJeans is attending a photo wall event for a beauty brand held at Lotte Department Store Avenueel in Songpa-gu, Seoul, on the afternoon of the 7th.

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HAERIN of the group NewJeans poses at a beauty brand photo call event held at Lotte Department Store Avenueel in Songpa-gu, Seoul on the afternoon of the 7th.

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Actor Kim Jaewon attends a photo wall event for a beauty brand held at Lotte Department Store Avenueel in Songpa-gu, Seoul, on the afternoon of September 7.

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Actor Shin Ye Eun attends a photo call event for a beauty brand held at Lotte Department Store Avenueel in Songpa-gu, Seoul, on the afternoon of September 7.

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Former figure skater Kim Yuna attends a photocall event for a beauty brand held at Lotte Department Store Avenueel in Songpa-gu, Seoul, on the afternoon of September 7.

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As director Lee Chang-dong's new film "Possible Love" receives an overwhelmingly positive response at the Venice International Film Festival, lead actor Jeon Do-yeon is also garnering high praise for her performance.

Invited to the competition section of the 83rd Venice International Film Festival, "Possible Love" held its official screening on the afternoon of the 6th at the festival's main theater, Sala Grande.

"Possible Love" follows the story of a laid-off worker and his wife, along with a documentary director and her husband, two couples who meet for a documentary production and confront their different lives and hidden desires. Following the screening, a roughly six-minute standing ovation erupted. Sul Kyung-gu and Zo In-sung were moved to tears, while Jeon Do-yeon and Cho Yeo-jeong smiled and encouraged the two actors at the unexpected display of emotion.

American film outlet Variety conveyed the emotional atmosphere at the scene, stating, "The applause and cheers could have gone on much longer, but the actors and director were guided toward the exit by festival officials and left the Palazzo del Cinema. Given that a major theme of 'Possible Love' is the commandment 'You shall not covet,' the cast and crew might be more than satisfied with just this reaction from the audience."

Immediately following the screening, rave reviews poured in from overseas media. Major outlets praised director Lee Chang-dong's direction and the message captured in the work, noting: "Director Lee Chang-dong has crafted the most powerful and mesmerizing film of his career" (Vulture); "Director Lee Chang-dong's observant gaze at humanity stands firmly at its peak. His sharp insight into characters' inner emotions and social reality is second to none" (The Hollywood Reporter); and "A finely tuned production with beautiful performances and a novelistic texture" (The Guardian), while also lauding his unique, persistent, and delicate perspective in probing the human interior.

In addition, they did not hold back praise for the dense ensemble created by the four lead actors: "All four lead actors fully unleash their acting prowess" (Deadline), and "Jeon Do-yeon of 'Secret Sunshine' delivers yet another once-in-a-century performance, less than 20 years after her first collaboration with director Lee Chang-dong" (Indiewire).

Alongside the acclaim for Jeon Do-yeon's performance, Sul Kyung-gu is also receiving high evaluations for his top-tier passionate acting, with talk of a potential acting award already circulating. Portraying a couple of laid-off workers, the two are receiving responses for sublimating the film's themes of deprivation and desire through exceptional emotional acting.

Both actors are attending the Venice International Film Festival for the first time. Jeon Do-yeon previously made history as the first Korean actor to win Best Actress at the Cannes Film Festival in 2007 for the film "Secret Sunshine." Winning another acting award in Venice would write history once again.

As for Sul Kyung-gu, his film "Oasis" was invited to the competition section in 2002, but he was unable to attend due to his filming schedule. Stepping foot in Venice 24 years later and even winning an award would undoubtedly make this an unforgettable memory.

Following its world premiere, "Possible Love" has emerged as the most talked-about film of the festival's midpoint, recording a 100 percent on Rotten Tomatoes and a score of 96 on Metacritic. Currently, 11 out of the 20 competition films have been unveiled.

The Netflix film "Possible Love" will have a limited theatrical release starting September 23 before meeting global audiences worldwide through Netflix on November 6.

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Actor Kim Ok-bin (39), who got married in November of last year, is becoming a mother.

On the 7th, Kim Ok-bin shared photos via her social media account wearing a black dress against the backdrop of a river at sunset, directly delivering the news of her pregnancy by writing, "It has been a while since I last shared an update. Actually, I am preparing to become a mother. The baby"s nickname is Ulu."

She stated, "It can be tough at times, but I am happily and preciously protecting this new life. Everything is a first for me lately, so it feels new and fascinating," adding, "I am praying that I will spend the remaining time healthily with Ulu as well. On the day we safely meet, I will share more news."

In the photos, Kim Ok-bin also revealed her slightly showing baby bump while gently wrapping her hand around her abdomen.

Meanwhile, Kim Ok-bin held her wedding ceremony with a non-celebrity groom at The Shilla Hotel in Jangchung-dong, Jung-gu, Seoul, on November 16 of last year.

At the time, she posted photos in her wedding dress on social media, saying, "It was a whirlwind day where I didn"t even have time to catch my breath." Regarding her groom, she previously shared, "He is a warm and caring person who always makes me smile when he is by my side," and added, "I will carefully and diligently cultivate our upcoming time together."

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Actor Choi Minsik shared his thoughts on playing the role previously portrayed by Robert De Niro in the film "The Intern," calling the comparison out of the question.

Attending the press and distribution preview for the movie "The Intern" held at Yongsan CGV in Seoul on the afternoon of the 4th, Choi Minsik addressed the high level of interest surrounding the project, saying, "From the moment I briefly hesitated about whether to take on this project, I expected this kind of reaction. Since the original work is so famous, I figured the media and the public would inevitably compare them."

He continued with a laugh, "I have no desire to compare myself with our De Niro, and I think it is even blasphemous to mention him."

Choi Minsik confessed that he is a fan of the original work, stating, "'The Intern' (2015), directed by Nancy Meyers, is such a wonderful film. I also watched it when it was released and received great healing from it."

In the Koreanized version of "The Intern," Choi Minsik plays Ki-ho, the senior intern originally played by Robert De Niro. Describing the character, Choi Minsik said, "I tried to act like water. Acting is all about action and reaction. Ki-ho enters a company called Ututu, and many actions are directed at him. I respond with reactions to the actions of various characters. Those combine to create this result."

Choi Minsik added, "No matter how wonderful the original work is, using it as a reference? That is like cheating by looking at the answer key during an exam. As a creator, that is out of the question and a matter of conscience. There was no such thing. I remember that before filming started, Director Kim Do-young and the actors gathered for drinks. We had intense discussions back then, deciding to just hold onto the fragrance of the original for a moment and then tell our own story from then on. That mindset carried through until crank-up."

He also did not hold back praise for his junior co-star Han So-hee. Choi Minsik said, "Anne Hathaway is a great actor. But Han So-hee has her own unique strengths. Seeing Han So-hee on the big screen today, I could see another Jules, a different Seon-woo."

He also picked a scene starring Han So-hee as a memorable highlight of the movie. Choi Minsik mentioned, "In the latter half of the film, there is a scene where Seon-woo talks about her own story at a bar. Han So-hee delivered those long lines exceptionally well. I was just listening, but it made me pay close attention. That scene stays in my memory until the very end."

"The Intern" depicts an office life that transcends generations and ranks, beginning when Ki-ho (Choi Minsik), a 37-year veteran silver intern, joins the company of Seon-woo (Han So-hee), who rapidly emerged as a dark horse in the fashion industry three years after launch. It is a remake of the Hollywood film of the same name released in 2015, which grossed more than five times its production budget and was loved by audiences worldwide. Choi Minsik plays the 37-year veteran intern role played by Robert De Niro in the original. Han So-hee portrays the rookie CEO played by Anne Hathaway in the original.

The film is scheduled to open in theaters on September 16.

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Actor Han So-hee shared that she was reminded of her own past while playing a rookie CEO in the film "The Intern".

Attending the press and distribution preview for the movie "The Intern" held at Yongsan CGV on the afternoon of the 4th, Han So-hee started by saying, "Since the original work is such a massive success, I started with a heavy sense of burden from the beginning." She added, "However, those worries all disappeared while filming. Although it is a remake, I believed there were distinct points that we could interpret through our own sensibility. I paid more attention to the combination and harmony between the young CEO running a company and the senior intern. I didn't approach the filming by comparing it to the original."

In this project, Han So-hee plays Seon-woo, a candid and passionate workaholic CEO. She adapted the character Jules, played by Anne Hathaway in the original, to fit the Korean sentiment, and infused her own unique color into the role.

Regarding the character, who is a young talent in the industry but reveals vulnerabilities in leadership and relationships, Han So-hee said, "Even though she is in the representative seat, I tried to understand the feelings of a young and clumsy woman carrying heavy burdens." She added, "I thought a lot about myself in the past, running passionately toward my dreams."

She also expressed her deep respect for veteran actor Choi Minsik, with whom she worked for the first time in this project. Han So-hee expressed confidence, saying, "Because Choi Minsik sunbaenim has his own philosophy and style, I don't think it's right to compare the original actor and him. If I may boldly say so, the scene in the latter half of the movie where Ki-ho looks down at the company will deliver a profound resonance that cannot be found in the original."

"The Intern" depicts an office life that transcends generations and ranks, beginning when a 37-year-old veteran senior intern named Ki-ho joins the company of Seon-woo, who rapidly emerged as a dark horse in the fashion industry three years after its launch. It is a remake of the 2015 global hit Hollywood film of the same name, "The Intern".

The film is scheduled to hit theaters on September 16.

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EVAN, who left ENHYPEN and transformed into a solo artist, released his 1st mini-album "DEATH OF ME," which reflects his inner self like a mirror, and stated, "I want to be a source of strength for those going through difficult times."

EVAN held a press showcase for the release of his 1st mini-album "DEATH OF ME" at 2 p.m. on the 7th at the Grand Peace Palace of Kyung Hee University in Dongdaemun-gu, Seoul, where he performed the title track. He explained about the title track, saying, "It is a song that contains my strong determination to stand at a new starting line. Although I faced various limitations, this title track embodies my resolve to ultimately overcome them."

Regarding his challenge as a solo artist for a new musical endeavor, EVAN emphasized, "I wanted to fully incorporate my own stories and message into the music, and that is the musical direction I pursue." At the same time, when asked if this album is an autobiographical story capturing his transition to solo activities, he drew a line, emphasizing, "It is an album that naturally weaves in the values and stories I have built since I was young."

This album is filled with songs of various genres, including the Pop R&B title track "Death of Me," UK garage, alternative rock, and dream pop. EVAN participated in writing the lyrics for all songs and took charge of composing and overall producing for most of the tracks, thereby capturing his own musical narrative.

Previously, ahead of the release of his 1st mini-album, EVAN confessed his battle with cancer for the first time in an interview with Weverse Magazine. He recalled that time, saying, "I was diagnosed with malignant lymphoma in the fourth grade of elementary school. Because I kept coughing, I initially thought it was just a cold and brushed it off, but while playing soccer, after taking four or five steps, I suddenly couldn't breathe. Later, I found out at the hospital that it was cancer."

Regarding the reason for making this confession, EVAN stated, "As an album that reflects my inner self, I wanted to naturally tell all of my stories. The treatment process for childhood cancer is rigorous and painful. It would be a lie to say that the process of receiving this treatment hasn't influenced who I am today. Ultimately, talking about that story was the momentum to show what is inside me. Taking this opportunity, I know there are many people suffering from childhood cancer, and I hope this story can be a small comfort and hope to them."

Finally, regarding a question about ENHYPEN's 8th mini-album "THE SIN : BLISS," released on the 30th of last month (local time) as a six-member group following EVAN's departure, which topped the Billboard main album chart "Billboard 200" for the first time since their debut, he shared his thoughts, saying, "I am proud."

EVAN added, "Reaching number one on the Billboard 200 was a goal that wasn't easy to achieve, and I think the best thing to do moving forward is to work hard and show our best in our respective places."

EVAN's 1st mini-album "DEATH OF ME" will be released through various music sites at 6 p.m. today.

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Actor Choi Minsik shared the story behind his initial reaction to hearing Han So-hee's name for the upcoming film "The Intern".

During a press interview held in Samcheong-dong, Seoul, on the afternoon of the 7th, Choi talked about casting discussions for the movie. Regarding his first reaction of "That Han So-hee?" when she was mentioned as a candidate, he said, "She is such a young and fashionable person. I wondered when I would ever get to work with someone from such a new generation. At the same time, I also wondered if there would be too much of a generational gap."

Choi continued, "However, once we started filming, I found out she is easygoing, cool, and straightforward. I really liked those sides of her. Above all, I felt that she was staking everything she had on this project. Seeing her desperation to pull off the performance made me feel that another Korean version of Jules was about to be born. At the same time, I thought to myself that I needed to stay sharp." He praised the motivation he received from his junior co-star.

He also noted that Han So-hee's drive stood out during the casting process. Choi shared, "I was cast a long time ago, and as director Kim Do-young took the helm, we had many discussions about the project during the preparation stage. There were a few other candidates besides actor Han So-hee for the role of Seon-woo. But Han So-hee wanted it more actively than anyone else. The best person for a role is someone who truly wants to do it, and since she wanted it that badly and threw herself into it with such ambition, I told them that it was only right to give her the opportunity."

"The Intern" depicts an office life that transcends generations and ranks, beginning when Ki-ho (Choi Minsik), a 37-year-old veteran silver intern, joins the company of Seon-woo (Han So-hee), who rapidly emerged as a dark horse in the fashion industry just three years after launch. It is a remake of the 2015 global hit Hollywood film of the same name. Choi Minsik plays the silver intern Ki-ho, while Han So-hee plays the young CEO Seon-woo, showcasing their chemistry on screen.

The film is set to open in theaters on September 16.

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Singer EVAN (24), who left the group ENHYPEN, has directly explained the reasons behind his transition into a solo artist.

On the 7th at 2 p.m., EVAN held a press showcase for the release of his first mini-album "DEATH OF ME" at the Grand Peace Palace of Kyung Hee University in Dongdaemun-gu, Seoul, where he performed the title track of the same name. He shared his overwhelming feelings ahead of his official promotions, stating, "I am thrilled to present my first stage. I hope this album reaches the hearts of many people."

EVAN left ENHYPEN last March, six years after debuting with the group, and changed his stage name from HEESEUNG to EVAN. He made a fresh start as a solo artist last June by releasing the digital single "RIDE OR DIE."

Regarding the process of transitioning to a solo career, EVAN said, "While making music over the years, I thought a lot about how I should present it. After sharing the results of my work with the company staff and having discussions, I decided to walk the path of a solo artist after long consideration."

He continued, "Thanks to everyone, I finished my first promotions, and I am overwhelmed with emotion to be able to safely make a comeback with my first mini-album, which is more than I deserve. Actually, this is both a comeback and a new starting point. I think I will be able to show various sides of myself, and I will make sure to return what has been given to me through music."

The first mini-album contains a total of eight tracks, including his debut single. Explaining the album overall, EVAN stated, "This album is about taking the reins of various emotions and moving forward. My ideas were reflected throughout the entire album. The most important thing was to capture my honest inner self. Many staff members helped me in the process of realizing that," adding, "It became an album that encompasses that entire process."

EVAN described the album in one word as a "mirror." He said, "It gives the feeling of facing oneself. When you listen to the album and the songs, there is fear, but it also contains honest and raw stories about wanting to move forward. I used the expression 'mirror' because I think it reflects my inner self."

Regarding the regrets surrounding his departure, EVAN said, "First, I want to express my deep gratitude to those who send me interest and affectionate voices. Although it was a decision made after deep discussion during the process of going solo, I deeply understand the disappointment and concerns voiced by fans." He added, "I think the greatest way to repay this is by showing it through my music and sincere actions as EVAN. I will continue to work hard to become an artist who presents even more cool and good influence."

It was reported that protest emails and concerned opinions were also sent to the press during this process. Regarding this, EVAN apologized, saying, "Regarding that part, I would like to express my deep apologies for causing disruptions to work."

Describing the title track, EVAN said, "It is a song that captures my strong determination standing at a new starting line. While preparing the digital single, there were many times when I reached my musical limits." He explained, "You can refer to my documentary, but doing push-ups, running, and practicing choreography repeatedly—capturing the determination to overcome those limits is what this title track is about."

Regarding his future goals, he added, "My big goal in my own way is to stand on larger and more stages. If I can show my performances in many places, and if people become interested, pay attention to my stories, and listen to my album, I think I will be able to well convey the ultimate message I hold. I think it is an important calling for me to give people the strength to overcome difficult and exhausting situations through music."

EVAN's first mini-album "DEATH OF ME" will be released through various music sites at 6 p.m. today.

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Director Christopher Nolan's film "The Odyssey" has surpassed 10 million moviegoers.

According to the Korean Film Council's integrated ticketing computer network on the 7th, "The Odyssey" drew 698,395 viewers nationwide from the 4th to the 6th, taking the number one spot at the weekend box office for five consecutive weeks. Its cumulative audience count reached 10,027,997.

Released on August 5th, "The Odyssey" successfully reached the 10 million viewer milestone on the 6th, which was its 33rd day in theaters. This marks director Christopher Nolan's second time hitting the 10 million mark in South Korea following "Interstellar" (2014). Following "The King's Warden" (16.91 million), "The Odyssey" is the second film to mobilize 10 million moviegoers this year.

This is the tenth foreign film in box office history to reach 10 million viewers. "The Odyssey" follows "Avengers: Endgame" (2019), "Frozen II" (2019), "Avatar" (2009), "Aladdin" (2019), "Avengers: Infinity War" (2018), "Avatar: The Way of Water" (2022), "Avengers: Age of Ultron" (2015), "Frozen" (2014), and "Interstellar" (2014).

Based on the ancient Greek epic "The Odyssey" by the poet Homer, the film depicts the 10-year adventure of the hero Odysseus (played by Matt Damon) trying to return to his hometown of Ithaca after the Trojan War. The cast includes Matt Damon, Tom Holland, Anne Hathaway, and Zendaya, among others.

This was director Nolan's new project released three years after his Academy Best Picture winner "Oppenheimer" (2023). As the first feature film shot entirely with IMAX cameras, it sparked a craze for IMAX viewing in the country.

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Singer EVAN performs at the media showcase for the release of his first solo mini-album "DEATH OF ME," held at the Grand Peace Palace of Kyung Hee University in Dongdaemun-gu, Seoul, on the afternoon of September 7.

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NEW's first-ever produced drama "Descendants of the Sun" is being reborn as an Indonesian theatrical film tentatively titled "Descendants of the Sun Indonesia".

On September 7, NEW stated regarding this remake, "This project, which introduces a Korean drama in an overseas film format, goes beyond simply exporting remake rights. It holds great significance in expanding the global business scope of K-content from the planning stage to co-production."

The original drama "Descendants of the Sun" is a blockbuster melodrama that depicts the value of life through young soldiers and doctors dreaming of love and success in an unfamiliar, extreme environment. When it aired in 2016, it recorded a peak viewership rating of 38.8%.

The film "Descendants of the Sun Indonesia" (working title) incorporates local sentiments and backgrounds into the original narrative, with NEW participating in production processes such as planning and production to enhance its quality. Similar to how NEW's film "Miracle in Cell No. 7", which achieved major success in Indonesia, was later produced locally as a sequel and animation, this is counted as a representative case where popular content continues its vitality in a new format.

The film is directed by Hanung Bramantyo, a box-office hit director who led the Indonesian remake of NEW's "Miracle in Cell No. 7" to the top tiers of the all-time box office and won the Indonesian Film Festival director's award twice. In addition, two actors boasting top local ticket power have joined as leads. Reza Rahadian, who achieved national actor status by perfectly portraying a former president and even served as the chairman of the Indonesian Film Festival, and Dian Sastrowardoyo, who captivated global viewers with Netflix's "Cigarette Girl", promise a flawless acting ensemble.

On September 5, a session titled "DESCENDANTS OF THE SUN, LOCALIZED: WHEN GLOBAL STORIES FIND LOCAL SOULS" was held at "Ideafest", a leading creative cultural festival in Indonesia, with the director and lead actors in attendance, announcing the official launch of the global project to the public.

Having finished filming and currently in post-production, "Descendants of the Sun Indonesia" (working title) is slated for a local release next year. Domestic distribution and releasing will be handled by Contents Panda, NEW's content distribution affiliate, with plans to introduce it to Korean audiences as well.

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Actor Choi Ye-bin has been cast as the female lead in the upcoming KBS historical epic drama "Munmu".

According to H.1 Entertainment on September 7, Choi Ye-bin is currently filming the new KBS historical drama "Munmu" in the role of Empress Wu Zetian. "Munmu" is a large-scale historical drama project with a production budget of approximately 30 billion won, starring Jang Hyuk, Lee Hyun-wook, and Kim Kang-woo. Choi Ye-bin will star alongside them as Empress Wu Zetian, a character who drives the main narrative of the work.

Empress Wu Zetian, the role played by Choi Ye-bin, is a character who must simultaneously express charisma, presence, and emotional depth. Choi Ye-bin previously solidified her presence through her emotional acting in the SBS series "The Penthouse: War in Life". For Choi Ye-bin, who has primarily worked in contemporary dramas, "Munmu" is significant as it marks her first challenge in a traditional historical epic.

H.1 Entertainment stated, "Actor Choi Ye-bin is taking on a new challenge as the female lead Empress Wu Zetian in 'Munmu'. We expect her to showcase new charms and potential while working alongside wonderful actors. As she is currently doing her absolute best in filming, we ask for a lot of interest and support."

Choi Ye-bin has signed an exclusive contract with H.1 Entertainment.

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Director Lee Chang-dong shared that his new film "Possible Love" captures his reflections on cinema, the essence of the world, and questions about human relationships.

Attending the official press conference for "Possible Love" (directed by Lee Chang-dong), an invited work in the competition section of the 83rd Venice International Film Festival held at 12:40 PM (local time) on the 6th, Director Lee discussed the process of releasing a new film after 8 years and the message he sought to convey.

Asked about his return after 8 years since "Burning" and any resulting changes, Director Lee answered, "There was the COVID-19 period, and a time when people could not visit theaters because of it. Furthermore, I thought that human relationships themselves are changing fundamentally. Amidst that, I pondered essentially on what kind of power film holds, and whether film can still connect people with people."

He continued, "I talked deeply about that issue with writer Oh Jung-mi (her second screenwriting project following 'Burning') as well, and thought about what kind of films we could make. 'Possible Love' contains our contemplation and questions regarding cinema, the essence of the world we live in, and fundamentally changing human relationships."

To the question, "What do you think is the role of a storyteller in an era where film and journalism are called a so-called 'dying industry'?", he responded by bringing up a character from the film.

Director Lee mentioned the documentary director "Yeji" played by Cho Yeo-jeong in the film, starting by saying, "As someone who makes films, she is the figure closest to my own identity."

He then introduced her, saying, "Yeji is a character who constantly questions her attitude toward filmmaking, what her mindset should be when filming those who become her subjects, and what her relationship with them should be."

Director Lee stated, "Ever since I was young, when dealing with other people's stories—whether the subjects were workers, minorities, or students—I have asked myself how close I am to them and how much I am writing from their perspective. That question has never left me. This can apply not only to documentary directors or journalists, but to everyone involved in narratives who delivers other people's stories. Even though our role in this era feels increasingly diminished and we seem to lose meaning in our work, I think this connects to the fundamental question of all workers: 'How must we survive and find our identity?'"

"Possible Love" depicts a story where two couples—a laid-off worker and his wife, alongside a documentary director and her husband—meet to produce a documentary and confront each other's different lives and hidden desires. It is Director Lee Chang-dong's new work released 8 years after "Burning" (2018), and features a reunion with his personas Sul Kyung-gu and Jeon Do-yeon, while working for the first time with Cho Yeo-jeong and Zo In-sung.

As Director Lee's first Netflix film, "Possible Love" has also been selected as South Korea's entry for the 99th Academy Awards. It will be pre-released ahead of its theatrical opening on September 23, and then meet global audiences via Netflix on November 6.

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The film "HOPE" has successfully wrapped up its promotional tour in Vietnam.

"HOPE" concluded its promotions in Vietnam on Tuesday, September 1, amid an enthusiastic local response. Director Na Hong-jin, along with Hwang Jung-min, Zo In-sung, and Jung Hoyeon, attended the event to meet local press and audiences, sharing in-depth stories about the production.

During the press conference for local media, various behind-the-scenes stories about "HOPE," ranging from its inception and shooting process to the actors' decisions to join, were unveiled. Director Na Hong-jin shared his thoughts and efforts, stating, "We put a lot of effort into increasing the density and completeness of the scenario and figuring out how to make it a more entertaining film."

Hwang Jung-min remarked, "The very fact that Director Na Hong-jin was making a sci-fi genre film was extremely intriguing," expressing his thoughts on working with the director for the second time following "The Wailing." Meanwhile, Zo In-sung shared his reasons for joining the project, saying, "Just the fact that it was Director Na Hong-jin's film made me want to be a part of it. After reading the script, I felt a desire to summon courage as a filmmaker." Jung Hoyeon expressed her deep affection for her character Seong-ae, noting, "It felt like receiving something more precious than gold and jewels. When I first encountered Seong-ae, I was drawn even more to her vibrant charm."

The actors' efforts and shooting behind-the-scenes to complete the intense action in "HOPE" were also revealed. Director Na Hong-jin stated, "It is a film that made many choices that would not be universally adopted." In particular, regarding the tense chase scenes that continue through the first half of the film, Hwang Jung-min shared his concerns during filming, saying, "It was difficult to express the fear of an entity whose reality is not revealed. I thought that for the first 40 minutes, everything about the character Beom-seok was identical to the audience's emotions."

Zo In-sung heightened expectations for the film by stating, "I did my best during filming to create fresh imagery right up to the ending sequence." Jung Hoyeon reflected on completing her intense action training to build the character Seong-ae, saying, "During the six-month training process, I learned everything from weight training and firearm training to car racing skills."

At the subsequent premiere red carpet, the excitement heightened with cheers from local fans who gathered to see the stars of "HOPE." The enthusiastic applause and cheers from local audiences packed into the theater continued during the stage greeting that followed. Director Na Hong-jin, Hwang Jung-min, Zo In-sung, and Jung Hoyeon expressed their gratitude to the audience and responded to the warm support.

"HOPE" tells the story that begins when Beom-seok, the head of a police outpost in Hopohang located in the Demilitarized Zone, hears news from local young men about the appearance of a tiger, throwing the entire village into a state of emergency as they encounter an unbelievable reality. Having entered the final stages of its domestic screenings, "HOPE" plans to continue its international releases, starting with Vietnam and followed by a theatrical release in the United States.

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Director Lee Chang-dong's new film "Possible Love" is receiving glowing reviews from international media following its premiere at the Venice International Film Festival. It has recorded the highest rating among the competition entries unveiled locally, emerging as the biggest sensation of the early and middle stages of the festival.

"Possible Love" made its veil lifted through the official competition screening at the 83rd Venice International Film Festival held at the Sala Grande of the Palazzo del Cinema on the Lido of Venice, Italy, at 7:00 PM on the 6th (local time).

This is director Lee Chang-dong's new work released eight years after "Burning," depicting the story of a laid-off worker and his wife, alongside a documentary director and her husband—two couples who meet to make a documentary and confront their different lives and hidden desires.

Immediately after the official screening, a standing ovation of about six minutes erupted, and director Lee Chang-dong, writer Oh Jeong-mi, Jeon Do-yeon, Sul Kyung-gu, Zo In-sung, and Cho Yeo-jeong appeared deeply moved. In particular, Sul Kyung-gu was so immersed in his emotions that he took out a tissue from his pocket to wipe away tears, and Zo In-sung, standing right next to him, also repeatedly wiped away tears with his fingers.

In the competition ratings released right after the screening, "Possible Love" scored 4.2 out of 5 points, receiving the highest score among the nine films revealed so far. The work that held the highest score previously was director May el-Toukhy's "Woman Unknown" with 3.5 points.

Of course, these ratings are given by international critics and do not affect the competition judging where festival jurors select the winners. Even so, it remains an important yardstick to gauge the artistic completion and level of the film.

International media outlets also poured out evaluations consisting entirely of rave reviews. The Hollywood Reporter praised it as "a sad and beautiful chamber piece, brought to life by a top-tier cast, offering a profound reflection on trauma, loss of dignity, yearning, and class jealousy," while Variety lauded the director's broad perspective, stating, "'Possible Love' unfolds surprises and inevitability in such a perfect balance that in every scene you feel as though you are hearing something you always knew but never quite thought about."

Screen International evaluated that "South Korean director Lee Chang-dong follows up his 2018 film 'Burning' with another work that explores class and desire in an unsettling and enigmatic way," and the Guardian assessed that "'Possible Love' is somewhat artificial and self-conscious, and seems unsure of how much to emphasize moments of irony and comedy, but it is nevertheless executed with remarkable fluidity and vitality."

There are a total of 20 competition films invited to this year's Venice International Film Festival. Among them, about half—nine films—have been unveiled, and "Possible Love" has received the most favorable critical response, raising expectations for potential awards.

Director Lee Chang-dong advanced to the competition section of the Venice International Film Festival in 2002 with "Oasis," winning the Silver Lion for Best Director and the Marcello Mastroianni Award for Best New Actor (Moon Sori). As it has been 24 years since his return to the Venice competition section, it raises expectations for another wave of good news.

The Netflix film "Possible Love" will be released in theaters on September 23 before meeting global audiences via Netflix on November 6.

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Fan platform Weverse, operated by HYBE subsidiary Weverse Company, has experienced a personal data leak affecting approximately 420,000 users.

Weverse Company CEO Yang Joo-il released an official statement on the night of the 6th, stating, "We recently received an external report regarding service security vulnerabilities and immediately conducted an inspection, as a result of which we confirmed that some of our customers' personal information was leaked. We sincerely apologize to the fans who trust and cherish Weverse for causing great concern and worry due to this incident."

According to Weverse Company, they were notified by the Korea Internet & Security Agency (KISA) on the 3rd that an external whistleblower had reported security vulnerabilities in the Weverse service. Following self-inspections and emergency responses, they confirmed that 422,584 cases of personal information had been leaked.

The leaked personal information items consist of internal identification information generated internally to identify users when they sign up.

CEO Yang drew a line by explaining, "The leaked internal identification information is not information that directly identifies individuals, such as names or contact information, but rather identification values used only within the Weverse Company internal system and cannot be used externally." He added, "It is difficult for payment forgery or fraudulent transfers to occur using only these information items."

Yang stated, "We have proceeded with the process of separately notifying customers subject to this leak in accordance with the standards set by relevant laws. As part of additional measures, we have strengthened access control for payment processing APIs and removed internal identifier information to prevent information from being exposed externally. On the 4th, we filed an infringement report with KISA containing the inspection results and response status."

He continued, "Moving forward, we will conduct a full investigation of externally exposed APIs, strengthen access control, minimize exposed information, and enhance control over deployment processes and the sensitivity of security monitoring to do our utmost to prevent similar incidents from recurring."

He also stated, "We have requested the recovery of the relevant personal information from external actors who illegally accessed personal information through abnormal attacks, and we plan to hold them legally responsible for this damage."

CEO Yang bowed his head repeatedly, saying, "The company takes its responsibility for this matter heavily, and we will take responsible measures to resolve our customers' worries and concerns. We deeply apologize once again for the inconvenience caused to our customers."

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