Tag: Get Up

What was the NewJeans ETA Controversy All About? How Did It Blow Out of Proportion Among K-pop Fans?

Why did the NewJeans ETA controversy spread like alarming fire? Here's what we know.

NewJeans Get Up Album Review by Netizens: Cinematic Era Has “Bunnies” Sipping Tea and Chanting “What’s Your ETA”

Bunnies are rolling out their NewJeans Get Up Album reviews on Twitter, and things are looking bright for the girl group! Here's what the fandom dished out for its favourite K-pop act.

Cool With You MV: NewJeans Ropes in Jung Ho-yeon’s Cupid to Make a Statement

Check out the Cool With You MV to see how NewJeans has been working their magic with the R&B vibes to bring something fresh.

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Mousetrap Ending Explained: Who Is the Real Je Moon-jae and Who Is The Rat?

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5 Thriller Hidden Gems Like Netflix’s Mousetrap That Will Probably Make You Wonder How You Missed Them

We have curated a list of 5 thrillers that you might have missed, to hop on to after watching Mousetrap. They have the same kind of feeling in almost entirely different stories and the realisation that you have been keeping the wrong track of events.

The Live-Action Invincible Movie Is Still In the Pipeline, but We Do Not Have a Date Yet

Live-Action Invincible Movie is still in pipeline and we cannot really anticipate much. There is no official announcement of the release date or even the cast yet.

Marvel Iron Man Game Leaked Trailer Surfaces Online; Takes Over the Internet 

Marvel Iron Man game unfinished leaked trailer surfaces online which has got the fans talking. This leak does not mean that Iron Man would surprisingly release next month, unless announced. It simply means that after four years of complete silence, fans finally have something to look at.

The Whisper Man Ending Explained and Review: Who Is the New Killer? Is Jake Safe? What Happens to Pete?

The Whisper Man on Netflix is a crime thriller based on Alex North’s bestseller, The Whisper Man. Directed by James Ashcroft, the story unwraps to bring into light the legacy of a serial-killer. The emotional payoff of the film gives it a look other than being just a serial-killer thriller film. It is creepy, heartbreaking and less interested in asking who the “monster” is than in asking how the monsters are made in the first place.