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BTS SUGA return to South Korea remains unconfirmed

BTS member SUGA has left fans wondering about his whereabouts after an old airport video resurfaced online. A fan post claimed the singer had returned to South Korea on September 11 after completing his recent schedules. However, fans quickly identified the footage as an older clip. The post claimed SUGA had safely arrived at Incheon […]

Hollywood actor Tom Cruise is scheduled to return to Korea on October 2 for his 13th visit to the country. Warner Bros. Korea revealed on Wednesday that Cruise and director Alejandro G. Iñárritu, a five-time Academy Award winner, will journey to Korea to promote their upcoming film "Digger." During their visit, Cruise and Iñárritu will address the media through a press conference, discussing the film in detail. Additionally, they will interact with Korean movie enthusiasts at a red-carpet event.

The film "Digger" revolves around the character Digger Rockwell, portrayed by Cruise, an eccentric billionaire and self-proclaimed contrarian. Rockwell's drilling facility on the Greenland ice sheet experiences a small crack, setting off a chain reaction that threatens the entire world.

Cruise's 13th visit to Korea has garnered significant attention. Last year, the actor made his 12th trip to the country to promote "Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning," a feat that has set a record for the most visits by a Hollywood actor to Korea. Iñárritu is making his first return to Korea since his visit in 2009.

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