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There’s one aspect of K-drama that makes them so enjoyable: even the rich and powerful are held accountable for wrongdoing and punished.
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‘Queen of Tears’ actor Kim Soo-hyun announces 2024 ‘Eyes On You’ Asia fanmeet tour
Queen of Tears star Kim Soo-hyun has announced his upcoming 2024 ‘Eyes On You’ Asia fanmeet tour, featuring shows in Thailand, Indonesia, Japan and more.Kim Soo-hyun’s management GOLDMEDALIST announced that the tour will be kicking off this summer, marking his first overseas trek in about 10 years. The tour arrives fresh off the back of the conclusion of Queen of Tears, which broke television broadcast records for cable network tvN.Kim is scheduled to begin the tour with a show in Bangkok, before he heads to a handful of major cities in East and Southeast Asia, including Hong Kong, Jakarta and more.
Gutang signs with Samsung Thunders in Korean B League
MANILA, Philippines -- Justin Gutang is taking his energetic play to Seoul as he signed with the Samsung Thunders in the Korean Basketball League (KBL), the team announced Wednesday.
BTS' Jin discharged from military after 18 months of service
MANILA, Philippines — After 18 months of service, BTS member Jin got discharged from the South Korean military earlier today.
Pacquiao in talks over comeback but title fight 'far away'
TOKYO – Boxing great Manny Pacquiao said Monday that he is in negotiations to make a comeback but cautioned that a potential world title fight against Mario Barrios was "far away".
Ticketing sections, prices for Dua Lipa's Philippine Arena concert released
MANILA, Philippines — Concert promoter Live Nation Philippines released the full ticketing details for Dua Lipa's upcoming Philippine stop of her "Radical Optimism" tour.
PBA to take part in EASL anew
MANILA, Philippines -- The PBA will be sending teams to participate in the 2024-2025 season of the East Asia Super League (EASL), commissioner Willie Marcial said on Wednesday.
Markets mixed as US jobs data tempered by economy worries
HONG KONG, China — Equities were mixed Wednesday as building optimism that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates before the end of the year was offset by renewed worries about the US economy.