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[Sportschosun Reporter Jo Ji-young] The Netflix series “Cheonggyoyuk” (written by Lee Nam-gyu, Kim Da-hee and Moon Jong-ho; directed by Hong Jong-chan) has become the fourth Korean series to rank among Netflix’s all-time top 10 most popular non-English series.
Just days into its debut on the streaming giant, Netflix’s new series Elite Forceis making waves with viewers, beating out Harlan Coben’sI Will Find Youand Will Ferrell’sThe Hawkto take the coveted number one spot on its worldwide charts.
After the box office success of Border 2and OTT success of his recent Netflix film Ikka,Sunny Deol is all set to wreak havoc at the box office again with Aamir Khan’s Batwara 1947.
Videos of a raccoon nicknamed “Jimothy”by locals in Seattle, Washington, have taken the internet by storm. The uniquely adorable critter has inspired fan accounts, memes, and art — and now a bobblehead.
Cinemo, a global leader and innovative one-stop-shop provider for fully integrated, multi-device in-car infotainment solutions, announces its collaboration with SmashLabs, a boutique gaming and technology company to deliver an extremely immersive in-vehicle gaming experience. The solution is designed to address growing consumer demand in connected, engaging cabin experiences.
The popularity of “Absolute Batman” continues to grow far beyond the comic book world.
Bensussen Deutsch & Associates, LLC, a Woodinville-headquartered merchandise agency for sports-licensing collaborations, announced that it has become an official licensee for Epic Games’ Fortnite in a deal facilitated by IMG Licensing
Machete star Danny Trejo is headed to San Diego Comic-Con to promote his newest project, a comic book series called Year of the Devil. This action-packed book is co-created by Trejo and features his likeness as a hero cursed to battle the Devil across the ages
Fictional girl group HUNTR/X performs in Netflix’s animated film KPop Demon Hunters
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