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The new season works when it fixates on the lethal children’s games that are its bread-and-butter. A slow start and frustrating cliffhanger, then, make for an uneven stumble.
K-Pop boy bands, girl groups, and solo strivers like Jessi star in the six-episode series where poptimism is undercut with juicy "Succession"-like drama.
“(I) was not aware that you could not use an electric scooter when you are drunk,” the star said in a statement.
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Andrew Lee is a tech entrepreneur, multimillionaire, and occasional hip-hop artist. He also claims he’s Crown Prince of Korea. His next move? Starting a digital country.
At least two members of STAYC performed at a Dallas concert wearing the soccer kits of the 1990s Glasgow Rangers.
No cause of death for the 46-year-old soprano has been given.
The second batch of episodes of the Netflix series are here, overcooked genre silliness that goes down easy so long as no details are considered for more than two seconds.
Critics say the memorial is “designed to stoke anti-Japan sentiment and contempt for Japanese people.”
The Korean actor made history as the first Asian man to win the Lead Actor Emmy. But fans of the Netflix hit have managed to overlook his dark past.
There will be 456 players, like in the show, competing for $4.56 million—the largest game-show prize ever. Presumably, no one will die. We think.
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