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Cha Seung-won Becomes a Pastry Chef; Kim Hee-ae Becomes a Manager; Kim Seon-ho Becomes a Barista. A Healing Variety Show Set at a Senior Dessert Café in a Rural Village—Revealed on May 8

Every Saturday at sunset in Sokcho Port… From April romance to May family films—an array of genres awaits

Edward Lee and Ryu Sooyoung introduce the essence of Korea’s seafood. A four-part documentary featuring the flavors of every season, airing simultaneously on KBS and Netflix starting April 4.

“Lovely Runner” scene-stealer Seo Hye-won married a non-celebrity and became a newlywed. It later turned out that, instead of a ceremony, they held a family dinner—and were already officially registered as a married couple.

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.

A new series inspired by the 1991 film of the same name directed by Martin Scorsese and produced by Steven Spielberg.

Captures the bold moves of the protagonists as adults… Spotlighting Rue’s crisis after getting entangled with a Mexican drug cartel A star-studded roster of new faces joins the cast, including Sharon Stone and Rosalía… Anticipate director Sam Levinson’s stylish touch After high school graduation, their diverging destinies unfold—Cassie and Nate’s marriage and Maddy’s move to Hollywood, among other developments

The legendary Talking Heads frontman delivers an innovative live set alongside a seven-piece brass ensemble Tracks from the new album “Who Is the Sky?” … A narrative stage that celebrates musical harmony and the power of song Three-dimensional staging introduced through choreography by Stephen Hoggett—an artistic pinnacle that echoes “American Utopia”

A spotlight on the bride’s paranoia before the wedding and the fundamental fear behind a series of wrong choices Starring Camila Morrone and Adam DiMarco… Director Haley Z. Boston brings an original touch The Duffer Brothers praise it as “a combination of twisted horror and humor, and the discovery of a new talent.”