LISA is reportedly set to attend the 2026 Toronto International Film Festival.
The event will host the world premiere of her upcoming documentary film, "ALWAYS LALISA", which chronicles LISA's life and career.
Sue Kim's 'Always Lalisa', a documentary about BLACKPINK's Lisa, will premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) this year
See the full festival lineup here: https://t.co/X7P0Ad3Fao
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#LISA's Swarovski outfit from Bp's deadline Tour in Chicago is now on display at Swarovski Kristallwelten in Austria🇦🇹. A stunning showcase celebrating her iconic stage look. ✨
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(Korean Singer/actress/dancer/host) Seo In-young Loves #LISA 🤍
1st vid: (recent)
(Korean actor/singer) Kwanghee: Noona, you should invite BP to be on your show sometime.
Seo In-young: I really, really like LISA.
Kwanghee: Hello, Lisa~ It’s Kwanghee and Seo In-young! Um… we’re currently filming for Seo In-young’s YouTube channel and her show, Gaegwacheonseon Seo In-young. Yay!
Seo In-young: Lisa~ I want you~
2nd vid: (old)
Seo In-young: Oh, someone I really like is BP. I’m a huge fan, and LISA is so professional and so talented.
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“I feel like after I came out and talked about how there’s no privacy for me, [fans] now respect that a lot more,” Lisa tells Vanity Fair.
She loves her fans and loves meeting them in public spaces, “but they know that being in this position is not easy. Sometimes it’s just a little too much, and sometimes I just want to be normal.”
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Presenting our Summer Issue cover star, Lisa.
As one fourth of Blackpink, Lisa became one of the most famous pop stars on planet earth. Now, after a role on ‘The White Lotus’ and with a sold-out Vegas residency on the horizon, she is aiming to become K-Pop's first true crossover success.
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