AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCultural Heritage: UNESCO’s evaluation body recommended North Korea’s solo taekwondo inscription after Seoul’s nearly decade-long joint bid stalled. Opposition lawmakers blamed the government for the setback. Film: Lee Chang-dong’s Possible Love shot to No. 1 on Netflix Korea within hours of release, drawing viewers to the director’s slow-burning drama about class and two couples. K-pop & Touring: Hayley Williams appeared to tease a 2027 Seoul stop on her solo tour, though her management and local promoters have yet to confirm it. BLACKPINK’s Jisoo signed with WME for worldwide representation. Live Arts: Seoul’s small theaters are attracting overseas visitors with nonverbal shows and hands-on experiences. At the Nam June Paik Art Center, a new exhibition brings together four artists from a three-year exchange with São Paulo’s Pinacoteca. Animation: Korean studio Locus is seeking U.S. investors and partners as KPop Demon Hunters fuels interest in Korean animation.
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