Is there a thriving music scene in the DPRK, and if so where can I go to hear some music that might not be found on the wikipedia page for the DPRK?

This might have been asked before, and it might also be silly (I am not the most informed about NK) but is the juche calendar actually used? If so is it alongside the Gregorian calendar? Or is it the dominant calendar?

One of the most striking pictures of DPRK that we in the west have access to is the view of your country from space at night.

With so little light pollution, and with mountains taller than, for example, Kitt Peak your country is potentially an ideal spot for star gazing and astronomical observations.

What does the astronomy scene look like in DPRK?

What is daily life like in the DPRK? I’m wondering how it compares to mine in the U.K., or European or Americans.

I am curious about how internally Juche is compared to Marxism-Leninism? Is Hwang Jang-yop talked about when discussing the development of Juche or was his particular role in it overblown. Connected to this, what are the average supporters of the other political parties like? Is their support mostly from certain strongholds (Like the Revolutionary Committee of the Chinese Kuomintang in China being mostly family of original Left KMT members) or do random people just develop sympathies to other political lines even within Worker's Party supporting families?

Thank you for your time, all solidarity and love to the Korean people.

Does North Korea have their own horror movies, and if so, can you tell us about some of them?

Does North Korea have fictitional comic, movie or TV show superheroes akin to Superman, and if so, what's their name and powers?