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A constitutional-monarchy romance reunites IU and Byeon Woo-seok after 10 years. MBC’s new drama “The Noble Lady of the 21st Century” is raising expectations for a hit.

Cha Jun-hwan, a representative figure skater on South Korea’s national team, has joined Fantagio, a full-service entertainment agency that also represents Kim Sun-ho and Lee Sung-kyung. Rather than simply expanding the range of activities, the plan is to build Cha Jun-hwan’s distinct storyline and brand value over the long term. With his approachable, public-friendly charm—he began his career as a child actor—expectations are high for him to shine in many areas beyond sports, including advertising and broadcasting.

Two men reunite as classmates—now a detective and a prosecutor—depicting their unlikely partnership in this ENA crime thriller See the explosive chemistry and standout performance synergy of top-tier actors audiences trust, including Park Hae-soo, Lee Hee-jun, and Kwak Sun-young A mysterious plot spanning 1988 and 2019 is teased… Premieres April 20; available on TVING

A fantasy romantic comedy where Jun Ji-hyun plays a 2,000-year-old gumiho and Ji Chang-wook plays a shaman. With writer Im Me-ari taking charge of the script, expectations are running high.

The production team, including director Maggie Kang, concluded a successful press conference. They shared ambitions for the sequel to be even bigger in scale and to incorporate Korean elements such as trot.

A human romance series where ‘Devil No. 3375,’ who has never known love, meets ‘Idulpan,’ a hotel staff member who’s extremely resourceful and self-reliant—throwing each other’s worlds into chaos.

It depicts how three people who had been stuck in their past pain finally meet at a single point and come to understand and heal one another.

Highlight, RIIZE, ZEROBASEONE, and more confirm a dazzling lineup… A major K-culture festival to be held at KINTEX in June

Neve Campbell in ‘Scream 7,’ Kim Hye-yoon in ‘Salmokji,’ and Blumhouse’s new ‘Lee Cronin’s The Mummy.’ April’s horror lineup that brings an end to the “summer-only” era.