Jin has just dropped the highly anticipated extended version of his hit single Super Tuna, turning a fishing adventure into an even more exciting experience for fans.

On October 11, the BTS sensation buzzed among his followers with this fresh take on the beloved track, which debuted on December 4, 2021.

From sea bass to flatfish and of course tuna, the catchy tune immersed listeners in a lively fishing escapade. With its light-hearted lyrics and upbeat melody, Super Tuna quickly soaked in all the love from the BTS ARMY.

“Get ready for the new and improved Super Tuna, which will have your hearts leaping with life once more!” BTS’ label, BIG HIT MUSIC, was announced on Weverse on October 10. “We hope this song fills your days with laughter and happiness. Thank you for always cherishing and loving BTS.”

As the first BTS member to complete mandatory military service, Jin treated fans with a Super Tune single and released a new music video to accompany the track.

The extended version of Super Tuna marks a long-awaited follow-up to his single The Astronaut, released in October 2022, and is his first release since returning from service on June 12.

David Beckham offered a glimpse into how he is tuning in the country life.

The former seasoned football star took to Instagram on Thursday, October 11, to post highlights from his weekend activities.

“Country life [red heart, dog and flying dove emoji],” David, 49, captioned the carousel.

The cover photo of the post featured the father of four striking a pose outdoors with a flock of chickens.

The following image in the montage was a selfie of the Inter Miami CF co-owner with four adorable puppies of different breeds.

In addition to the chickens and little furry companions, David showcased a collection of beehives, offering a glimpse of the fresh honey enjoyed with mushrooms.

David didn’t miss the opportunity to show off his muscular physique, sharing shirtless photos highlighting his tattooed body.

The post followed a weekend tradition he cherishes—self-care Sundays!

The shirtless photo featured in Thursday’s roundup was first shared on Sunday, October 6, when Beckham posted images of himself beside an Iglucraft sauna on his Instagram Stories.

“Self-care Sunday,” he wrote over one image with a fire emoji. “Always important to take a minute to yourself and reset.”

David is always generous enough to treat his fans have a sneak peek into the Beckham family be it their family gatherings at any event or his personal workout sessions.

Daisy Edgar-Jones is said to be excited to channel her inner Kiera Knightley as she has geared up for her next role.

Kiera Knightley played the role of Elizabeth Bennet in the 2005 adaptation of Jane Austen’s classic Pride & Prejudice. The novel has had multiple renditions for the big screen over the years but the 2005 version remains a big hit.

However, since the 1995 TV adaptation with Colin Firth, the book has not been adapted for TV. Now, a Daily Mail report suggests that a new adaptation is in the works.

The new version is reportedly set to be a Netflix series, casting Daisy Edgar-Jones as Elizabeth Bennet, who is the protagonist of the book.

Dolly Alderton, who recently wrote the TV adaptation of her memoir Everything I Know About Love, is seemingly working on the script for the romance drama.

For the unversed, Daisy Edgar-Jones appeared in Normal People, the TV adaptation of Sally Rooney’s bestselling novel, opposite Paul Mescal. The show earned her Golden Globe and BAFTA nominations. After the series’ success she has appeared in psychological thriller Fresh, crime drama Under The Banner Of Heaven, romance drama On Swift Horses, and mystery thriller Where The Crawdads Sing.

The streaming giant is yet to announce the new Pride & Prejudice TV series, but it is expected to be released by the end of next year.

Andrew Garfield never felt that The Amazing Spider-Man was his “way”, until he got the lead role.

During a recent appearance on the Happy Sad Confused podcast, Andrew Garfield reflected on his experience auditioning for the role of Peter Parker/Spider-Man in The Amazing Spider-Man.

“I did the first audition and thought that’s that. I’m too old. I felt I was too told,” Garfield said. “Just generally I was like I am 25 or 26 and playing a high schooler. I know I got good genes and all but I don’t know. That’s not going my way. I was surprised to be given an opportunity to screen test.”

“Greta gave me an acting adjustment: You have to treat this screen test as if you’re making a short film with all your high school friends,” he credited his acting coach Greta Seacat for helping him nab Spider-Man.

“That allowed me to go f*ck it,” he continued. 

“Keep the channel open. Be free. This doesn’t matter. Treat this like it doesn’t f*cking matter. That’s when whatever talent you do have can just be there. You’re a child again. You’re emotionally available and you’re not tight and trying to get it right. I remember that feeling of ‘I don’t give a f*ck.’”