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Fifty Fifty  The K-pop girl group FIFTY FIFTY is currently embroiled in a legal battle with their agency, Attrakt. The dispute began when all four members of the group - Saena, Keena, Aran, and Sio - filed a lawsuit to suspend their exclusive contracts with the agency on June 19, 2023. The trial is currently underway at the Seoul Central District Court.  The members, represented by the South Korean law firm BARUN, have accused Attrakt of violating contract terms and destroying the trust-based relationship between them. They allege that the agency has failed to fulfill contractual obligations, including non-transparent financial settlements and enforcing scheduled activities despite the members' poor health conditions. Furthermore, they claim that Attrakt disclosed details about member Aran's surgery without her consent.  In response to these allegations, Attrakt has accused an external third party, identified as Warner Music Korea, of attempting to poach the group members. Howe

David Corenswet  David Corenswet, a 29-year-old American actor hailing from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, has been announced as the new Superman by DC Studios.  This casting decision marks a significant milestone in Corenswet's career, as he steps into one of the most iconic roles in film history. The actor will be portraying the superhero in the upcoming movie "Superman: Legacy," directed by James Gunn. Corenswet's journey to this high-profile role has been marked by a series of notable performances. After graduating from the prestigious Juilliard School in New York City in 2016, he began his acting career with guest appearances on television series such as "House of Cards." He then landed lead roles in Netflix series "The Politician" and "Hollywood," both created by Ryan Murphy. In 2022, he starred in films like "Look Both Ways" and "Pearl," and the HBO miniseries "We Own This City." Interestingly, Corenswet

Oceangate Titan On a grim day in the unforgiving North Atlantic, the world watched in horror as a tragic event unfolded in the deep-sea exploration industry. The Titan submersible, touted as an engineering marvel, descended to explore the Titanic wreck, only to meet an equally doomed fate. The vessel, along with its five-person crew, succumbed to the crushing pressure of the ocean depths, sending shockwaves through the international community.  This blog post aims to peel back the layers on this catastrophe, examining the potential design flaws, industry warnings, and perspectives from renowned experts. By delving deeper into this tragedy, we hope to understand the risks involved in deep-sea exploration and the necessity for stringent safety measures. Recap of the OceanGate disaster and the confirmation of the cause In an unfortunate turn of events, the Titan submersible, owned and operated by OceanGate Expeditions, imploded during a mission to explore the Titanic wreckage. The U.S. Co

The Truth is out There?  NASA holds its first public briefing on UFO's.   In the group's first public meeting on Wednesday experts stress the need for more high quality observations to uncover the truth. The space agency launched a study one year ago to look into the unexplained sightings of unidentified flying objects. Today's panel featured 16 scientists and other experts looking at what unclassified information is out there. The panel is addressing how and why it's investigating the incidents.  They said that the presence of UFO's raises concerns about the safety of  our skies. NASA says it has received more than 800 reports of unidentified flying objects from around the world since 1996.   The panel says although some sightings of UFO's remain a mystery to science most have a rational and reasonable explanation.   But the panel did not completely rule out the possibility of extraterrestrials.  They said they haven't found life beyond Earth yet but they a