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Korea Herald, Senior Firefighter Na Kyung-jin of Chungbuk Fire Service Headquarters is the mastermind behind the creative safety video on his YouTube channel, Sobanggwan Samchon – aka Uncle Firefighter when translated to the English – which saw him embrace his metal persona while informing viewers of fire safety tips.The video sees a group of firefighters in the midst of a chat before one of them transforms into a metal firefighting hero complete with yellow hair, an orange jumpsuit – reminiscent of Slipknot’s iconic red jumpsuits – and black and white face paint.The metal firefighter shocks his colleagues as he belts out his fire safety info about escaping residential structure fires over a heavy metal beat.From there, a band appears as the metal firefighter continues with his song breaking down fire safety tips.The video’s description shared that Na Kyung-jin created the video’s music with the help of an AI program. At the time of writing, the video has over 235,000 views.According to The Korean Herald, Na had shared that he created the video as a way to destress from work.

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Viewers of Big Brother have been pleading with housemates to ditch their latest habit, finding the current shopping task to be a 'hard watch'.

Christmas is just a stone's throw away and big brands are starting to unveil their eagerly awaited festive adverts. Leading the pack is Marks and Spencer, who have already launched their first Christmas ad. The advert spotlights M&S' festive food range and is the first of six ads set to be released in the coming weeks.

Megan Thee Stallion is stepping out for the premiere of her new Prime Video documentary!

Fans have shared some of their thoughts on the sacking of Erik ten Hag after two and half years at the helm of Manchester United.

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Lorraine Kelly has revealed that she has no plans to retire, following her recent 40-year career celebration.

Aramide Tinubu Two decades after their debut together in “Y Tu Mamá También” and more than a decade since “Casa de Mi Padre,” lifelong friends Diego Luna and Gael García Bernal (who both serve as executive producers) have reunited on screen again for Hulu’s first Spanish-language series, “La Máquina.” A stirring and engaging drama, despite its manic, campy scenes, the limited series follows acclaimed boxer Esteban “La Máquina” Osuna (Bernal), desperately trying to define his legacy. When Esteban hits a major stumble in the boxing ring, his best friend and manager, the bewildering and Botox-loving Andy (an unrecognizable Luna), decides to take matters into his own hands. However, his solution to extending the boxer’s career unearths long-held secrets between the friends.

as Seth Cohen on The O.C., Adam Brody has been unable to escape the persona of a sweet, dorky Jewish boy who talks and jokes and cries and kisses. Good.This content can also be viewed on the site it from.All respect to , who may want to flex his acting muscles with a variety of roles, but the typecasting is working for him. And for me.

Roy Keane has declared he's always been unflustered when it comes to his daughters entering the dating scene. The Manchester United icon, now a familiar face as a football pundit, regularly shares his insights on Sky Sports' Premier League broadcasts, as well as appearing on ITV for domestic and international football coverage, reports the Mirror.

Siddhant Adlakha Marketed from the outset as “Devara: Part 1,” the latest Telugu action offering featuring “RRR” co-lead N. T. Rama Rao Jr.

BBC viewers were in agreement about new show Ludwig after it aired for the first time last night - with many having the same complaint. Peep Show and Would I Lie To You? star David Mitchell plays John Taylor in the new BBC One comedy-drama series, which sees him visiting his sister-in-law, Lucy Betts-Taylor.

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Daniel D'Addario Chief TV Critic “For Your Approval,” the new comedy special starring Ellen DeGeneres, begins with a kind of run-through of DeGeneres’ long career. We open with a shot of DeGeneres in her dressing room, smiling wistfully as she looks into the mirror and sees, overlaying herself, a projected memory of her first appearance on Johnny Carson’s “Tonight Show”; she smiles slightly at the recollection, then gets up to walk down the hallway toward the stage, seeing in monitors, as she walks past, clips from her 1990s sitcom, including her character’s (and her own) coming out as a lesbian.

Gordon Cox Theater Editor A little-known fact about Daniel Dae Kim: He’s really, really into “Saturday Night Live.” “I’m a super fan,” says the actor just a few days before starting performances for the revival of David Henry Hwang’s 2007 play “Yellow Face” on Broadway. Speaking on the latest episode of “Stagecraft,” Variety’s theater podcast, he added, “I have not missed a single episode since probably 1980.” That trivia tidbit may come as a surprise to those who know Kim best for the super-serious characters he plays on TV, like the loyal survivor Jin-Soo Kwon on “Lost” or the upstanding detective Chin Ho Kelly on “Hawaii Five-0.” But now this “SNL” enthusiast is subverting his own morally upright persona in Hwang’s play, in which he stars as a comically flawed version of the Tony-winning playwright.

Halsey is opening up about life beyond her stage persona.

Nick Holdsworth [head] Andres Veiel’s documentary “Riefenstahl,” which challenges the carefully crafted public persona of one of Germany’s most controversial directors, is one of 17 German films playing in the various sections of the Venice Film Festival. A deep dive into Leni Riefenstahl’s previously inaccessible archive, the 160-minute film lifts the lid on secrets the director of the 1935 Nuremberg propaganda film “Triumph of the Will” struggled more than half her life to keep hidden.

Nick Holdsworth Andres Veiel’s documentary “Riefenstahl,” which challenges the carefully crafted public persona of one of Germany’s most controversial directors, who was forever tainted by working with the Nazis, is one of 17 German films playing in the various sections of the Venice Film Festival. A deep dive into Leni Reifenstahl’s previously inaccessible archive, the 160-minute film lifts the lid on secrets the director of the 1935 Nuremberg propaganda film “Triumph of the Will” struggled more than half her life to keep hidden.

Dancing with the Stars alum Cheryl Burke is speaking out after her friend Artem Chigvintsev was arrested on felony domestic violence charges. In Friday’s episode of her podcast Sex, Lie

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