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Park Hyung-sik Embraces the Dark Side in 'Twelve'
In the upcoming superhero K-drama, Park plays an evil character who breaks out of hell eons later to throw things into chaos, wreaking havoc on Earth
Actor You Need to Know: Woo Do-hwan
Woo Do-hwan has an air of glamor and passion in his characters with also a solid realism in a somewhat different, if distinct, sense. I'm wondering what exactly informs that—his artistic sensibilities—but I think it's his use of various theatrical references and his knowledge and appreciation of performing arts habits that, as far as one can tell, come from his learning—he's a major in film and acting from the distinguished Dankook University, South Korea.
Piyush Mishra Talks Udankhatola India Tour with Ballimaaraan
The writer, actor and musician and his band talk about heading to cities like Indore, Raipur, Lucknow and more between November 2024 and March 2025, with an album also in the works
Ahmer's 'Alive in K II' Turns Pain, Politics and Hope Into Art
Kashmiri artist's latest EP is a profound meditation on memory, politics and personal truth
Farhan Khan on Blending Old-World Poetics and Modern Urdu Hip-Hop for New Album 'Alif Laila'
Mumbai-based artist has released the first single Jawab De' and it's music video from the two-part project
Sanjeev T Introduces A New Artistic Persona as Kulture Cid
Bengaluru-based guitarist, composer and producer's new song 'Do You Get It?' turns to dancefloor-friendly pop
Indus Creed Will Open For Europe Once Again, After 36 Years
Then known as Rock Machine, vocalist-guitarist Uday Benegal looks back at their 1988 tryst with the Swedish rock legends, whom they'll see again at the Me:Gong Festival in Meghalaya
I'm Sorry: Thelma Plum Reflects on Home, Guilt and Apologizing 'Way Too Much'
“I try to make them catchy,” Thelma Plum tells Rolling Stone AU/NZ. “Lana Del Rey is always [a] production reference for me.”
Classic Hit 'White Christmas' Gets a Fresh Spin with BTS V and Bing Crosby Duet
The duet will be an inviting new sound of Christmas cheer while underscoring the song’s timeless appeal across generations
KRIS KRISTOFFERSON 1936-2024
emembering the inimitable poet, activist, and artist