Shining achievement
Youn rewrites film history with acting Oscar
Actress Youn Yuh-jung won the best supporting actress Oscar, Sunday, becoming the first Korean to snatch an Academy Award in the acting category. She was given the award for her role as the unconventional grandmother Soon-ja in Minari. We extend heartfelt congratulations to Youn as she has rewritten Korean movie history and become recognized as a global star.
Youn winning the acting award is very special as it is the first of its kind for Koreans. Korean director Bong Joon-ho made history at last year s Academy Awards with his black comedy Parasite, which won four Oscars, including best picture and best director. Yet his film had no acting nominees. Youn also deserves acclaim for her relentless passion and activities despite her age of 73.
SCA ruling confirms Zuma must pay back the money – DA 14 April 2021 - 08:46
The Supreme Court of Appeal s (SCA s) dismissal of former president Jacob Zuma s appeal against a judgment which ruled that the state is not liable to cover his legal costs has been hailed as a step that will see Zuma repay more than R10m.
The SCA yesterday dismissed Zuma s appeal with costs on a punitive scale after he had challenged a ruling of the North Gauteng High Court in Pretoria which found in December 2018 that the state was not liable for Zuma s legal costs which have been incurred in his personal capacity.
Apr. 18—The first game was a tense battle, each side waiting for the other to blink and allow some runs. The second one was more like riding a rollercoaster at the fair for USC Aiken baseball coach Kenny Thomas. Such is the range of emotions over seven hours of a Peach Belt Conference doubleheader, but at least for Thomas it produced two wins. USCA locked up its fifth consecutive series .
2026 Flying Car Gets Hyped; Company Now Accepting $5,000 Deposit for High-Tech Aircraft
Startup company NFT is now accepting $5,000 deposits from people interested in making their flying car project called Aska a reality in 2026.
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Startup company NFT is now accepting $5,000 deposits from people interested in making their flying car project called Aska a reality in 2026. The Aska is a revolutionary vehicle that can transform itself into an aircraft that people can use to go from one place to the other without going to the airport and initiating takeoff.
Flying Cars Possible With Aska
Cnet reported that the Silicon Valley startup company promises to make flying cars possible with its Aska project. NFT opened its showroom on Thursday for its innovative design of the flying car and now accepts $5,000 deposits.