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SNL UK satirizes Harry and Meghan's return to Britain
SNL UK satirized Harry and Meghan's return to Britain in its season-two opening sketch on September 12, Tuoi Tre reports, citing Variety.
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The Odyssey becomes Universal's highest-grossing film, studio says
The Odyssey reached approximately $1.68 billion worldwide, becoming Universal's highest-grossing film according to an announcement cited by Tuoi Tre.
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Three returning contestants join Miss Universe Vietnam 2026's top 30
Quynh Anh, Hong Dang and Emma Le are the first three announced members of Miss Universe Vietnam 2026's top 30, Tuoi Tre reports.
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Lee Chang-dong's cinema returns to questions of human dignity
Yonhap revisits Lee Chang-dong's career after Possible Love's Venice award. Since Green Fish in 1997, he has often placed ordinary people amid social upheaval.
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Gin Tuan Kiet credits Anh trai say hi with renewing his musical approach
Gin Tuan Kiet said Anh trai say hi exposed him to new musical thinking, Tuoi Tre reports. He returned with the Quen nguoi tung quen video on September 12.
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South Korea's president congratulates Lee Chang-dong on Venice award
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung congratulated director Lee Chang-dong after Possible Love won Venice's Grand Jury Prize, Yonhap reports.
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Tung Mint and Toki Thanh Tho leave Anh trai vuot ngan chong gai
Tung Mint and Toki Thanh Tho were eliminated after Anh trai vuot ngan chong gai's fourth performance round on September 12, Thanh Nien reports. They belonged to alliances that did not win.
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Lan Huong nhu co draws early attention and questions over pacing
Lan Huong nhu co began airing on CCTV-8 and Tencent Video on September 11, starring Tan Songyun and Liu Xueyi, Tuoi Tre reports.
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Hanoi exhibition revisits the printed music of 1934–1954
An exhibition on Hanoi's 1934–1954 modern music explores printed scores and popular songs, Tuoi Tre reports. Researcher Nguyen Truong Quy emphasizes the scores' visual artistry.