Kim Go Eun, the star of the film Love in the Big City, wowed audiences at the Toronto International Film Festival with her dramatic transformations and undeniable charm.

The film Love in the Big City was officially invited to the Special Presentations section of the 49th Toronto International Film Festival. Director Lee Eon Hee and lead actors Kim Go Eun and Noh Sang Hyun traveled to Canada for the big event.

On September 13, the world premiere screening took place at the Royal Alexandra Theatre, where the film received a standing ovation from a full house of over 1,100 people.

Kim Go Eun stole the spotlight on the red carpet with her bold short haircut. Her stunning look, paired with a pure white dress, exuded elegance and style.

This daring hairstyle was part of her preparation for her upcoming Netflix series The Price of Confession, showcasing her dedication to her craft and adding to the festival's buzz.

In a different appearance, Kim Go Eun wore a full wig, highlighting her 'lovely' charm. She effortlessly switched from an innocent look to a more glamorous vibe, proving she is a true master of transformation.

Love in the Big City follows Jae-hee (played by Kim Go Eun), a free spirit who lives on her own terms, and Heung-soo (played by Noh Sang Hyun), who prefers to keep his distance from others, as they navigate their unique take on love while living together. The film is set to hit theaters on October 1.

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Xiumin’s agency, ONE HUNDRED, has spoken out about his unexpected exclusion from KBS 2TV’s Music Bank.

On March 4, the agency released an official statement, saying, “Xiumin, under INB100, is preparing for his solo comeback with Interview X on March 10, his first in two years and six months."

They added, "We have tried multiple times to reach out to KBS to secure a stage for him, but they have completely ignored us.”

The agency also revealed shocking details, stating, “Recently, KBS unofficially told us that Xiumin cannot appear on Music Bank or any programs where SM Entertainment artists are also performing.”

They continued, “We have repeatedly contacted KBS, asking them to put the artist and his fans first, but they won’t even respond.”

ONE HUNDRED strongly criticized the situation, saying, “As a public broadcast station, KBS should not be making decisions based on a specific company’s stance."

They added, "This is extremely unfair. We have done everything we can to resolve this, and we’re deeply disappointed to have to break this news to fans.”

Despite the setback, the agency reassured fans, promising, “Even if Xiumin can’t appear on KBS, we won’t give up. We’ll find even better opportunities for him to showcase his performances in front of fans.”

Meanwhile, Xiumin, who moved to INB100 (a subsidiary of ONE HUNDRED LABEL) in 2023, is set to release his second mini-album, Interview X, on March 10.

Fans are now waiting to see how this situation unfolds.

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