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Entertainment interviews are conversations with celebrities, industry professionals, or other notable figures in the entertainment industry. These interviews can be conducted in various formats, including print, online, radio, and television. They often cover a wide range of topics, from personal lives and career aspirations to industry trends and behind-the-scenes insights.
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Based on the popular webcomic Pleasant Bullying by Kim Soong-nyoong, writer and director Um Tae-hwa’s Concrete Utopia the world…
It’s not often that I have the opportunity to speak with and interview directors of films I’ve seen,…
Not every guest is welcome, and certainly not those at a creepy motel located in the middle…
Ruda (Sungjin Kim) is a professional dance coach specializing in hip-hop, with 17 years of coaching experience. He is also…
Celebrating its fourteenth year of celebrating Korean dance and dancers, the Busan International Dance Market (BIDAM) which was held…
Mari Kim, is a contemporary Korean artist, renowned as a digital fashion designer, music video director and pioneer…
In this interview, Carolyn speaks with Park Sun Young, Programmer of Asian Cinema at the Busan International Film Festival…
Set in 2006, a pivotal time of change for the people of Bhutan as they prepare for the dawn…
ChoCo1&2 is a Korean group under ChoCo Entertainment, consisting of members Jake(Ye-chan), Anpan, TJ(Taejo), who possess performance skills,…
In the latest episode of Candid Conversations with KCrush, we are joined with Mike and Sav of the indie…
There aren’t many films where a mother is cast to play herself and versions of herself in her son’s films.…
What is the love of cinema if not a love for an art form that exposes the beauty and faults…
Start Now! Hello. We are Teen Top, an emotional teen pop band. Teen Top captivates many people with their…
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Korean designer Ko Tae Yong launched
Beyond Closet in Seoul in 2008 and has
since been active as the brand’s CEO,
continuing to be active in the domestic
and international fashion industry.
Curating the programs for film festivals isn’t as easy as you might think. It requires a discerning eye, the ability to be impartial, critical, discerning and most of the absolute love of film. During the Busan International Short Film Festival, I spoke with festival programmers Sébastien Simon about what it took for him to create the Hub of Asia Program, which was comprised of the Asian Americana program, The Death of Cinema(s), and the Rendez-vous AFiS, a special screening showcasing the work of young filmmakers from across the Asian diaspora who are learning the methods necessary to navigate the business side of the film industry at the Busan Asian Film
In this interview for the Busan International Short film Festival , I spoke with award-winning and Oscar nominated filmmaker and documentarian Jay Rosenblatt about his films How to Measure a Year, an intimate and surreal examination of the growth of his daughter Ella. We discussed the changes in Ella’s emotional psychological intelligence over the course of 16 years of filming, and Jay’s own perspective as a filmmaker and father.
Holy Number 7 aims for hope and positivity rather than negativity. It focuses on delivering positive messages while also emphasizing that they can be hip and cool at the same time. The brand was launched in 2016 by couple designers Choi Kyung-ho and Song Hyun-hee.
Spitting in flow and rhythm is a skill that CALI MELLOW well understands. This free-spirited artist is making waves in and beyond the Japanese entertainment industry through his op-point content-filled pieces that he delivers. KCrush America Magazine had a one-on-one conversation with the talented CALI MELLOW to get to know him better.
Park Yoon-soo, a first-generation fashion designer in Korea, has been in the industry for the past 40 years and has created over 66 collections, setting a record. He is best known for his fashion brand, BIG PARK, which he launched in 2011 and has gained a reputation for his unique and innovative designs.