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Cha Ye-ryeon’s Team Closes Comments on ‘Cha Janggeum Cha Ye-ryeon’ Amid School Bullying Allegations: ‘To Prevent the Spread of Rumors’

Cha Ye-ryeon’s Team Closes Comments on ‘Cha Janggeum Cha Ye-ryeon’ Amid School Bullying Allegations: ‘To Prevent the Spread of Rumors’

The team behind actress Cha Ye-ryeon’s YouTube channel ‘Cha Janggeum Cha Ye-ryeon’ disabled comments to prevent the spread of baseless rumors Her agency denied allegations that she was a school bullying perpetrator, which surfaced in an online community The production team said the decision was made independently, without cast involvement, and that it learned of the matter while in the U.S. and is looking into it
Cha Ye-ryeon has closed the comments section on her personal channel amid a wave of allegations. The production team behind ‘Cha Janggeum Cha Ye-ryeon,’ a YouTube channel featuring actress Cha Ye-ryeon, announced on Nov. 1 that it would temporarily close the channel by its own decision.
A Voice of Solidarity That Broke Through Prejudice: Shin Sugok of ‘Horoomon’

A Voice of Solidarity That Broke Through Prejudice: Shin Sugok of ‘Horoomon’

In November 2026, moviegoers will have a chance to encounter a remarkable figure on the big screen. That opportunity comes with 〈Horoomon〉, which reached Korean audiences at the 26th JEONJU International Film Festival in 2025.
[New Film] Jane Austen’s Classic ‘Sense and Sensibility’ Opens on the 28th, Bringing 19th-Century Romance to Life

[New Film] Jane Austen’s Classic ‘Sense and Sensibility’ Opens on the 28th, Bringing 19th-Century Romance to Life

A 133-minute adaptation of the author of ‘Pride and Prejudice,’ starring Daisy Edgar-Jones in a classic period drama
19th-century inheritance laws and the diverging fates of two sisters In matters of love, both cool reason and fiery passion can sometimes lose their way. Director Georgia Oakley’s new film, ‘Sense and Sensibility,’ delves deeply into the complexities of the human psyche through two sisters who fall...
[Film Festival] Picks from the 16th Seoul International PRIDE Film Festival, Part 2: ‘Asia Pride’ and ‘Special Pride’ Sections, ‘Korean Queer Film History’

[Film Festival] Picks from the 16th Seoul International PRIDE Film Festival, Part 2: ‘Asia Pride’ and ‘Special Pride’ Sections, ‘Korean Queer Film History’

『Korean Queer Film History 2022–2025』, documenting queer films that screened in Korea from 2022 to 2025 through criticism by five critics and interviews with five directors, will also be published.
※ Continued from the first article on picks from the 16th Seoul International PRIDE Film Festival. The Seoul International PRIDE Film Festival’s “Asia Pride” section is a chance to discover a diverse range of queer films made in Asia.
Music Critic Kang Heon Dies at 64, Leaving Behind the Soundtrack of the Seo Taiji and Shin Hae-chul Era

Music Critic Kang Heon Dies at 64, Leaving Behind the Soundtrack of the Seo Taiji and Shin Hae-chul Era

A pioneer of 1990s pop music criticism and a practitioner of myeongrihak, he died on the 20th; he served as chairman of the Korea Arts & Culture Education Service
The study of destiny he pursued after standing at death's door, and an enduring legacy in Korean popular culture Kang Heon, chairman of the Korea Arts & Culture Education Service and a pop music critic who broadened the horizons of Korean popular music criticism, died on the 20th at the age of 64.
Lee Seok-won Returns After Nine Years with 'Someday, the Barbershop,' a 30-Year Chronicle of Music

Lee Seok-won Returns After Nine Years with 'Someday, the Barbershop,' a 30-Year Chronicle of Music

His first book of essays about the band since his 1996 debut traces creativity and life across 456 pages The book recounts the stories behind his signature songs as he officially resumes his music career on the GMF stage
His first musical reflections since Sister's Barbershop disbanded: three decades of music in print Lee Seok-won, an iconic figure in Korean indie music, has published a new book, 'Someday, the Barbershop,' chronicling the 30-year musical journey of his band, Sister's Barbershop.
NCSoft and Nexon Join AGF 2026, Bringing a Wave of New Games Including Korea Debut of ‘Astra Oratio’

NCSoft and Nexon Join AGF 2026, Bringing a Wave of New Games Including Korea Debut of ‘Astra Oratio’

AGF opens Dec. 4 at KINTEX, featuring four major subculture titles including ‘Parayidolia’
Subculture games rise into the mainstream as major publishers mount global push The Animation X Game Festival , South Korea’s largest comprehensive subculture event, is establishing itself as a mainstream gaming expo, with major game companies confirming their participation in force.
Grammy-winning EJAE Marries at Her Maternal Grandfather Shin Young-kyun’s Former Home, Moves U.S. Wedding Up by a Month

Grammy-winning EJAE Marries at Her Maternal Grandfather Shin Young-kyun’s Former Home, Moves U.S. Wedding Up by a Month

The outdoor ceremony with Sam Kim was held at Stage 28 after four months of preparation
From musical partners to lifelong companions: the meaning behind a special venue Singer-songwriter EJAE, who earned worldwide acclaim for “Golden,” the theme song for the Netflix animated film “KPop Demon Hunters,” has married producer and songwriter Sam Kim .
Studio Dragon Sets New Record With 10th Global No. 1 Hit as ‘Doctor X’ Draws 4.6 Million Views

Studio Dragon Sets New Record With 10th Global No. 1 Hit as ‘Doctor X’ Draws 4.6 Million Views

‘Doctor X’ tops the non-English TV chart with 4.6 million views from May 5–11, marking the fifth straight year Studio Dragon has had a No. 1 hit Studio Dragon strengthens its lineup with a new series by Noh Hee-kyung and ‘The Gift,’ starring Kim Woo-bin, set to premiere later this year
Studio Dragon has set a new record, bringing its total to 10 dramas that have reached No. 1 globally on Netflix, propelled by the worldwide success of its drama Doctor X: The Age of the White Mafia . K-content’s formidable strength: five straight years at No.
Six Masterpieces Left by Late Ahn Sung-ki Draw Crowds, Stirring Deep Longing: “An Actor Who Was Always Kind”

Six Masterpieces Left by Late Ahn Sung-ki Draw Crowds, Stirring Deep Longing: “An Actor Who Was Always Kind”

Busan International Film Festival’s 31st edition concludes tribute program; special exhibition runs through Dec. 27
A special program honoring beloved veteran actor “Ahn Sung-ki,” who died in January this year, concluded successfully at the 31st “Busan International Film Festival.” Film fans from across generations continued to fill screenings, pushing “seat occupancy above 90%” and underscoring the public’s...