
The movie "Dolphin," starring Yuri from Girls' Generation, will be released in Korea in March. Today (February 2), Mano Entertainment, which is in charge of distribution, revealed that "Dolphin," a heartwarming film starring Yuri, which was first released at last year's Jeonju International Film Festival, has been confirmed for release in March. The film is a thoughtful depiction of a story about a woman in her 30s who has never left her small village and faces unfamiliar changes and small challenges in life. It was invited to several film festivals in Korea and abroad, including the Jeonju International Film Festival, Seoul Independent Film Festival, Moju Mountain Village Film Festival (MJFF), and Vancouver Asian Film Festival. The film was written and directed by Pe Duri, a graduate of the Korean Academy of Film Arts (KAFA), who made short films "Last Night," "Play," and "Closing Time." Yuri plays the role of "Nayoung," a 30-something regional newspaper reporter who faces unfamiliar changes and challenges in life, showcasing a more mature and delicate performance. The film also attracted attention for the sensitive and dense direction of the emerging director Pe Duri. The beautiful imagery of the sea village "Sochon," the warm perspective on the real worries of the local residents, and the addition of veteran actress Kil Heyoung further enhanced the completion of the film. The poster released on this day caught the eye with its rhythmic layout, refreshing colors, and Yuri's happy expression in a bowling pose. The headline "It has to be now!" stimulated curiosity about the movie. The phrase "Rolling, Rolling, Boom! Life Moment" captures the moment when a bowling ball is rolling, suggesting a sudden change in life that was previously ordinary. The title of the movie, "Dolphin," refers to the word for a bowling ball that unexpectedly bounces up like a dolphin from the gutter and knocks down the remaining pins, meaning an unexpected stroke of luck like a small miracle.
SBS's 'VEILED CUP', premiering on January 11, features Tiffany, 10CM, Ailee, and others as judges. This global audition project pits the top 3 vocalists from 9 Asian countries against each other in a vocal competition, highlighting diverse talents and cultural pride. Expect thrilling performances and emotional connections through music.
On January 1, actor Pyeon Yohan shared New Year greetings on Instagram, wishing for health and happiness in 2026. He also revealed his relationship with Tiffany, stating they are dating with marriage in mind. Pyeon expressed his desire to share this news with fans first and highlighted the positive impact of their relationship on his life. They reportedly became a couple after co-starring in the Disney+ series 'Samshik Uncle' in May 2024.
Yuna, a member of Girls' Generation, concluded 2025 by winning the 'Global Influence' award at the National Brand Awards for her contributions to spreading Korean culture globally. Her performances in dramas and films, along with her active participation in various events, have solidified her status as a key figure in K-content. Fans eagerly await her future endeavors.
On the afternoon of the 31st, the red carpet event for the 2025 KBS Acting Awards took place in Seoul, featuring numerous celebrities. The awards ceremony will be broadcast live at 7:10 PM, honoring excellence in mini-series, long dramas, and daily dramas, along with various other awards. Expect appearances from popular drama leads and new couples.
In a recent Korean Gallup survey, Park Bo-gum and IU were named the most active actors of the year, thanks to their performances in Netflix's 'Thank You.' The survey included 1,700 participants aged 13 and older, showcasing the evolving landscape of Korean entertainment with a notable rise in non-terrestrial and OTT dramas.
On the afternoon of the 23rd, the red carpet event for the 29th Spring History Film Festival took place in Gangnam, Seoul, attended by TWICE's Dahyun, Girls' Generation's Yoona, and others. Dahyun expressed gratitude for her members' support during her drama debut with 'Love Me,' while Yoona unveiled the MV for her new song 'Wish to Wish,' perfect for the year-end atmosphere.
Hyoyeon from Girls' Generation disclosed her past crush on actor Jung Kyung-ho during a YouTube show. She fondly recalled his character in the drama "I'm Sorry, I Love You" and expressed her admiration for his overseas vibe. Jung Kyung-ho responded shyly, reminiscing about the drama's impact, while both shared laughs about their fond memories.
YoonA from Girls' Generation has released her new single "Wish to Wish" today, blending 80s pop with modern elements. The song showcases her soft vocals and orchestral arrangement, while the music video captures a warm, year-end atmosphere. YoonA, who contributed to the lyrics, expresses a desire for lasting connection with fans. She will perform the song for the first time at her fan meeting on December 20, highlighting her versatility as an artist throughout the year.
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