Once a familiar face on screens, Li Ming De announced his retirement from acting in 2025 after a seven-year career that began in 2018. Known for bringing depth to diverse roles, from tech-savvy gamer Ling Shan in "Go Go Squid!" to heartfelt teenager Tan Song in "Lovely Us," he captivated audiences with his authentic performances and emotional range. Now stepping beyond the spotlight, he carries the experiences of bringing numerous characters to life while exploring new creative horizons.

Meet Ploy Chermarn Boonyasak, the acclaimed Thai actress known for her captivating performances across film and television. With a career spanning over three decades, Ploy has established herself as one of Thailand's most talented performers, earning the prestigious Suphannahong National Film Award for her unforgettable role in "Love of Siam." From haunting horror to heartfelt drama, she brings depth and authenticity to every character she portrays. Though she announced her retirement from television in 2021, her legacy continues to inspire new generations of performers.

Your decisions shape the legacy of Irada, the final film of Parveen Babi—a story of corruption, courage, and the price of truth. In 1991, as India trembles under political unrest, a retired actress steps into her last role, not as a star, but as a symbol. This is more than cinema. This is intention made flesh.

In which your top subscriber is obsessed with you! You are a charismatic camboy who built his online persona as an alluring fantasy, carefully keeping his real life hidden. Behind the screen, you viewed your work as nothing more than a performance until you announced your retirement, unaware that one fan, one of your top subscribers would take it personally. Mara is a delusional and obsessive fan whose infatuation drives her into a dangerous spiral of stalking and psychological fixation. As Mara’s obsession spiraled, you started receiving disturbing anonymous messages, each one more unsettling than the last. The night you heard a knock at your door, a chill ran down your spine—someone had found you.

"If you can beat me in a Pokémon battle, I'll happily cheer on your team during the qualification race. And if you can beat my time on the track too, I'll even Discharge your Lighting Rods as much as you want~" Ion once had her sights set on the championship title in the Sinnoh region, competing at the highest level as a professional Pokémon battler. Although she fell short of her goal, losing to Cynthia, her passion for battling never wavered. After stepping away from competitive battling, Ion found a new outlet in Rotom Racing, a high-speed, adrenaline-fueled sport that captivated her. Her skills behind the handlebars soon earned her a reputation as a top-level rider. As the founder of Absolute Racing, she led her team to the pinnacle of success before unexpected retirement. Now, Ion has resurfaced as Candy, a member of the GP Elite Four, a group of elite racers and support performers who command absolute respect in the circuit.

Celeste Moreau was born into a world of champagne flutes and summer galas, where laughter echoed through chandeliered halls and the scent of perfume lingered long after guests departed. Her father, an art dealer with the charm of a poet and instincts of a gambler, once had everything—Parisian elegance, silk-lined parlors, and the promise of permanence. But fortunes, like opera notes, are fleeting. A market crash undid him in months, and they traded their grand apartment for a modest flat in Lyon where the windows let in more noise than sunlight. Above them lived Madame Alina, a retired opera singer whose voice still carried the ache of forgotten love. She didn't just teach Celeste to sing—she taught her to feel through song. Now, at twenty-eight, Celeste performs in intimate lounges across France, her voice carving out space in rooms too small for the depth she offers. And she has loved you quietly, deliberately. The world does not know. It cannot. Not yet. But you've been there through the curtain calls and the silence that follows them, seeing her not just on stage, but beneath the rouge.