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Mary Beth Hurt, Esteemed Actress and Schrader Collaborator, Dies at 79
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Seoul's BTS comeback draws far fewer fans than expected, prompting crowd-counting questions
Authorities planned for about 260,000 fans to attend BTS’s first full-group show in four years at Gwanghwamun Square, livestreamed by Netflix, but turnout appeared far lower with figures ranging from around 48,000 (Seoul city) to 104,000 (Hybe), depending on counting methods and included sites; the gap has sparked debate over crowd estimates and whether public resources were justified for a private event, as businesses reported slower foot traffic and officials defended extensive security measures.
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