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Actress Chae Si-ra will meet audiences with “Buddha Dance,” a signature work by the late legendary dancer Choi Seung-hee, for the first time in 31 years. She left a powerful impression in the 1995 MBC special drama “Choi Seung-hee,” in which she played the title role.

Design House, a leader in design and lifestyle content, is marking its 50th anniversary with a special exhibition, MAK. The exhibition runs for about a month, through November 25, at the Design House headquarters in Jangchung-dong, Seoul.

A fresh pairing of a spirited mother starting life’s second act and her cynical daughter KBS 2TV on the 13th unveiled the star-studded cast of its new weekend drama ‘I Went to School’, which is aiming for a first-half premiere next year.

South Korea’s leading platform companies came under fire in a National Assembly audit over serious lapses in security management. Executives from 'Tving', 'Toss Payments' and 'Gangnam Unnie', all recently hit by large-scale hacking and personal-data breaches, apologized in unison.

The only family healing movie tailored for the Lunar New Year, 〈Number One〉, is currently showing in theaters and has drawn attention by revealing its star-studded cast that enhances the film. The movie 〈Number One〉 tells the story of 'Hamin (Choi Woo-shik)', who starts to see a number decreasing...

A remote island where you can only leave if you become a couple, the dating reality show 〈Single’s Inferno〉 Season 5 has ended amidst heated discussions. As the production team stated, "This season made me realize once again that 'honesty' is the greatest weapon," the solo participants' bold and...

※ Continued from Part 1 The original novel, Donald E. Westlake's 「Axe」, has been out for about 30 years. The original novel is set against the backdrop of the layoffs in the late 1990s in America, and Director Park Chan-wook modernized it to fit the situation of 2025.

Indeed, there is no other choice. 〈No Other Choice〉 makes it impossible not to be amazed by Lee Byung-hun's performance. Released on September 24, the new film by director Park Chan-wook, 〈No Other Choice〉, marks the reunion of Park Chan-wook and Lee Byung-hun after a staggering 25 years since...

※ Part 1 continues The director said he spent a lot of time convincing about the part where Mansoo kills his rival. It’s a part that some audience members might question, and it must have been even more important from the perspective of playing Mansoo.

I never expected it to be such an overtly funny slapstick comedy. Before watching the film 〈No Other Choice〉, I thought it would be similar to Park Chan-wook's 'Vengeance Trilogy'. But to my surprise, Director Park Chan-wook has come to the theaters with what he calls his 'most genuine comedy film'...