AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoFilm Law Crackdown: South Korea is moving to revise its film rules to curb movie ticket scalping, targeting premium-format resales after “Odyssey” sparked outrage, with penalties already tougher for concerts and sports. K-Drama/Film Buzz: Yeon Sang-ho’s zombie thriller “Colony” lands in North America and is already drawing major attention after a Rotten Tomatoes audience-score surge. Streaming & Ads: Netflix and Stella Artois launch “The Gentlemen’s Serve,” pairing Theo James and David Beckham with a beer-pouring ritual campaign tied to Season 2. Pop Culture Real Estate: TWICE’s Nayeon reportedly buys a Cheongdam-dong commercial building for 9.5 billion won, adding to her luxury portfolio. Art & Exhibitions: Do Ho Suh returns to Seoul with an MMCA retrospective featuring 500 works, mapping home, memory, and migration. Sports Diplomacy: Korea and Bahrain mark 50 years of ties with a volleyball friendly in Seoul, turning sport into a cultural handshake.
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