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The group begins five shows at Seoul’s KSPO Dome next month before kicking off a global tour. The Japan-only run is expected to draw 370,000 viewers, sending out a major burst of box-office momentum.

Im Ji-yeon and Heo Nam-joon’s destined-love story that transcends time and space completes a flawless happy ending.

Starring Kim Mu-yeol, “Chamgyoyuk” hits viewers across 91 countries and holds the top spot for the second consecutive week, as a surge in K-content hits hard, including the AI film “Mid-dle-world.”

I'm curious about people. Even actors already drawing attention can still be at their most obscure. 'Kim Ji-yeon's Treasure Box' spotlights performers whose profiles are still rising. Consider this an early look at actors whose careers are climbing fast.

From 1946, when Kim Jae-gyu and Park Chung-hee’s first connection began, to the October 26 Incident and onward to the May 18 Gwangju Democratization Movement.

With an addictive new track in tow, they kick off their second world tour on the global stage starting in June

Full-Fledged Short-Form New Work Lineup Revealed in a Splash Alongside Casting of Kim Kang-jae and Jiminseo as Leads

Starting with the Seoul concert at the KSPO Dome in Songpa-gu, the group kicks off a run of stops across 21 cities worldwide. With the overwhelming scale of “BLOOD SAGA,” they’re zeroing in on fans around the globe.

In sync with Lee Isomura Hayato… A 10-Year Story Set in Berlin, Seoul, and Tokyo Ok Taec-yeon to play ‘Johann,’ a wounded Korean boxer… Promises a careful performance of fragile emotions A Korea-Japan co-production project… Studio Dragon GTist and Robot to participate

In an NYT interview, he sharpened his criticism instead of saying goodbye… “It’s not partisanship—it’s narcissism that’s the problem” Suspicion of outside pressure reignites after CBS’s sudden cancellation… “The broadcaster that wanted a long-term contract suddenly changed its stance” Final broadcast next month on the 21st… Leaving after 9 years behind the reputation of “The King of Late-Night TV”