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CNET
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- CNET
Netflix Tudum 2025: How to Watch the Star-Studded Event Live
It's nearly time for Tudum LIVE, the annual fan event celebrating all things Netflix. The 90-minute-long party is scheduled to take place on Saturday, May 31, at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles. An official trailer teases some of the streamer's biggest titles, including Wednesday, Stranger Things 5, One Piece, Squid Game 3 and Happy Gilmore 2. Along with the selection of popular properties they'll be highlighting, viewers should also expect to see the streamer's biggest stars gracing the stage to give a peek at all the good stuff coming this year. "This must-see event will feature Netflix's biggest stars, can't-miss performances, jaw-dropping reveals and unforgettable moments," the streamer revealed. Does this mean Wednesday star Jenna Ortega will share the spotlight with Adam Sandler and Millie Bobby Brown? It certainly sounds like it and I may just be scratching the surface here. Other titles like Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein, Emily in Paris, Outer Banks and The Rip (starring Ben Affleck and Matt Damon) are also on the docket for the event. Plus, Lady Gaga fans can catch a performance by the singer. The Tudum LIVE festival was born in 2020, making its debut at the Bienal Pavilion in São Paulo, Brazil. Since then, the fan party has grown exponentially, evolving into a multi-level experience fans can partake in, no matter where they are in the world. You can watch the 2025 event from home with any Netflix plan -- here's what time it starts. How to watch Netflix Tudum 2025 If you want to watch the show and are unable to attend in person, Netflix has you covered. The streamer will livestream Tudum LIVE on Netflix on May 31 at 5 p.m. PT (8 p.m. ET, 1 a.m. BST, 10 a.m. AEST).
Malay Mail
09-05-2025
- Malay Mail
‘His skin was so soft': Japanese fan of BTS' Jin turns herself in, faces harassment charge after kissing him without consent
SEOUL, May 9 — A Japanese woman in her 50s who allegedly kissed BTS member Jin without his consent last year has voluntarily turned herself in after returning to South Korea recently. Police said the woman has been charged with sexual harassment in a public space under Korea's special law on sexual crimes, Korea JoongAng Daily reported yesterday. Under Korean law, sexual harassment in a public place can lead to one year in jail or a fine of up to three million won (about US$2,150). The incident reportedly happened on June 13 last year at a fan event at Jamsil Arena in Seoul, a day after Jin finished his military service. During the event, where 1,000 fans were invited to hug Jin, the woman was said to have kissed the K-pop star on the cheek. Viral photos and videos showed Jin looking shocked and uncomfortable, which led to public anger and debate. 'My lips touched his neck. His skin was so soft,' the woman reportedly wrote online later, which sparked even more criticism. After someone reported the case through a government petition site, police started an investigation. With help from Interpol in Japan, police identified the woman and booked her last month. Investigators also found that another woman may have tried to kiss or touch Jin at the same event, but she has not been found.
