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Alan Kim, best known for his scene-stealing work as David Yi in the Oscar-winning movie Minari, is now a bonafide fashion star!

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorDemi Lovato, Cynthia Erivo, Busy Phillips and a number of others people are featured in a new video from GLAAD and Universal Music Group emphasizing the freedom for people to choose their own pronouns, “to spread awareness of the importance of using pronouns to create an environment of inclusivity and respect.”The full list of participating talent and executives include: Ab Gibson, Alyssa Rose, Andrew Gelwicks, Anthony Allen Ramos, Briana King, Busy Phillips, Cali y El Dandee, Cynthia Erivo, Dan Reynolds, DaShaun Wesley, Dave Rocco, David Yi, Demi Lovato, Elle Moxley, Fletcher, Kiana Ledé, Peach PRC, Saro, Serena Sonoma, Vincint and Wrabel.What are your pronouns? We have partnered with @UMG and some friends to

It won't be wrong to state that Youn Yuh Jung's scene-stealing act as David Yi's (Alan Kim) unconventional grandmother Soon Ja deserved not just an Oscar nomination but a win as well. And, that's exactly how the stars were aligned today with the 73-year-old actress taking home the Academy Award for Best Actress in a Supporting Role at Oscars 2021.It was none other than last year's Best Actor in a Supporting Role Oscar winner Brad Pitt (won it for Once Upon A Time In Hollywood), who presented the award to Yuh Jung.

If there were an award for the best acceptance speech, Alan Kim would win in a heartbeat in the eyes of Twitter!

Alan Kim has quickly become one of the most adorable stars of awards season.And the breakout child star of Minari is celebrating his first big win during this weekend's 26th Critics' Choice Awards.He melted a lot of hearts Sunday, as he broke into tears while accepting the award for Best Young Performer from home, for his portrayal of ofDavid Yi in the critically-acclaimed film. Happy tears: Alan Kim melted a lot of hearts Sunday, as he broke into tears while accepting the Critics' Choice Award for Best Young Performer from home, for his portrayal of of David Yi in the critically-acclaimed filmThe eight-year-old was clearly excited as he began his speech: 'Thank you.

Alan S. Kim was overwhelmed with his emotions after winning at the 2021 Critics Choice Awards on Sunday (March 7).