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Rachel Reilly returns with gusto, but during the Jurassic competition she falls into a fake volcano and gets “out” in less than a minute Host Julie Chen Moonves, personally barging into the house and dropping a “Dec. 20, 2023” bomb… Fans’ dopamine hits max volume ‘Survivor 45’ winner Dee Valladares is floated as a top contender… Her identity is revealed on Friday’s ‘Big Brother: Unlocked’

Ahead of the release of Season 2, the immersive pop-up opens for fans in the Seoul Gangnam District starting July 10 Perfectly recreating the secret “murderhelp” shopping mall that takes over the roles of Lee Dong-wook and Kim Hye-jun, with mission spaces including an armory Operated exclusively for adult viewers ages 19 and older, with a treat for all five senses promised not only for existing subscribers but also for newly arriving fans

A penalty-variety show born after a failed escape-room challenge on “Jirakshil 2” From Lee Eun-ji to Ahn Yu-jin, meet the four who will bungle their way through “Space Tteok Shop” part-time work—set to air on the 31st

A roughly three-minute sequence showing the past of Kim Bu-jang (So Ji-seop), the protagonist and a former special agent, was entirely produced with AI.

Imogae’s first time directing the film “Spring in Seoul.” A wuxia action epic featuring Joseon-era swordsmen on a mission to rescue captives.

Finishing a mission 10 years in the making delivers catharsis, as praise for B-movie-style humor and action lands it a 5.0% finale rating to close things out on a high note

Opening lineup includes 〈Someone Like Me〉, followed by 〈A Better Tomorrow〉 〈Rouge〉 〈Once a Thief〉 〈In Broad Daylight〉, among others, with 10 Hong Kong films screened.

Rodrigo designed and launched the event herself; 100% of the proceeds go to women’s and children’s charities Chappell Roan, Mitski, KATSEYE, and even Stevie Nicks—an all-women lineup spanning generations Set for Aug. 29 at Irvine’s Great Park in California; presale begins at 10 a.m. on the 24th

BTS RM Kim Nam-joon spreads the beauty of Korea’s traditional culture and heritage worldwide.

Director Kim No-eun said the show’s edge lies in “laughter at awkward moves, alongside ‘real-life empathy’ that doesn’t feel like it happened to someone else.”