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Scheduled to air in May, Yeonjun joins “Kill It,” tvN’s fashion creator survival program, as a mentor—marking his first-ever fixed cast appearance on a variety show With Jang Yoon-joo, Lee Jong-won, and others, he hints at a sense worthy of a Miu Miu model—becoming the first K-pop male artist to do so Ahead of the release of their 8th mini album, “7TH YEAR: When the Wind Stopped for a Moment in the Thicket,” on April 13, an offline listening event will be held in Seongsu-dong tomorrow (the 31st)

With their 5th full-length album, “Arirang,” BTS takes its 7th No. 1 on the Billboard 200. A “BTS 2.0” declaration that breaks the mold of idol music and aims to top the Hot 100 with the title track “Swim.”

A Korean-style reinterpretation of the Golden Globe-winning work ‘The Americans’… Scheduled for a solo release next year Lee Byung-hun and Han Ji-min transform into a “North Korean spy couple”… A tense showdown with Lee Hee-joon, the detective living next door Director Ahn Gil-ho of ‘Stranger’ and writer Park Eun-kyo of ‘Mother’ team up… Building an all-star lineup

Subtitles in 33 languages—including French, German, and Chinese—and dubbing in 21 languages—including English, Spanish, and Japanese—will be available.

Following 〈Three Meals at a Time in Kenya〉, the latest project from the Na Young-seok crew, this is the second release from Netflix after their first.

At the media screening for the film “SalMokJi,” top stars including Kim Hye-yoon, Lee Jong-won, Jang Da-ah, and others gathered together, hinting at a tightly coordinated performance

A global phenomenon that makes its four-year service break feel front-and-center… Captures the top spot in non-English shows across 24 countries and tees up a new documentary

Starring Park Ji-hoon and Yoo Hae-jin, the film that claimed No. 3 on South Korea’s all-time box office chart repays audiences with a meaningful April screening event By providing audio description and Korean-language captions, the screening format creates an environment where people with disabilities can enjoy the work without barriers From April 6 to 20, sequential screenings will be held in 77 theaters across 17 regions nationwide, including Seoul and Gangwon