AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoK-pop on the move: Stray Kids has added 25 dates to its “Run It” world tour, bringing the run to 46 shows across 31 regions. In December, Singapore will host a monthlong BTS “Arirang” city program, with light displays, installations and a fan run around the group’s four concerts. Music: Pianist Paik Kun-woo, 80, says he has no plans to retire. He’ll mark 70 years on stage with a new autobiography and concerts alongside younger musicians. Art: Seoul billboards are becoming outdoor galleries for AI-assisted works, while a Samsung-backed exhibition showcases art by 97 children and teens with developmental disabilities. A new Seoul staging of “Rohtko” also probes authenticity and value through the story of a forged Mark Rothko. Screen: Korean horror series “Dead-End Job” has topped Netflix’s non-English TV chart. Sports: KBO postseason TV ratings rose for a second straight year, averaging 7.03%.
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