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'Shin Sung-il Memorial Hall' will open. It will open its doors on November 21 in Yeongcheon, Gyeongsangbuk-do. This complex cultural space revives the art and life of the late Shin Sung-il, a symbol of Korean cinema, and incorporates advanced AI-based immersive media art systems.

Lee Kwang-soo descends vertically from the throne to the street. The movie 〈Solo Prince〉 is set to be released in Korea on November 19 and has unveiled 'street stills'. 〈Solo Prince〉 is a survival comedy romance film featuring the Asian Prince ‘Kang Jun-woo’ (Lee Kwang-soo) who is left alone in a...

The special prequel video of the highly anticipated film 〈Alone Prince〉 set to be released on November 19 is gaining attention. The movie 〈Alone Prince〉 is a survival romantic comedy featuring the Asian prince ‘Kang Jun-woo’ (Lee Kwang-soo) who is left alone in a foreign land without a manager,...

In 2025, Disney+ revealed a character still of Do Kyung-soo, who will showcase another transformation as An Johan in the best entertaining series 〈Sculpture City〉. 〈Sculpture City〉 is an action drama where Tae-jung (Ji Chang-wook), who lived an ordinary life, gets wrongfully caught up in a heinous...

Online video service Wavve has confirmed the simultaneous release of tvN's new drama ‘The Chairman Project’, further strengthening its content lineup for the second half of the year. The provision of the tvN drama ‘The Chairman Project’, starring Han Seok-kyu, Bae Hyun-sung, and Lee Rae, is the...

Actor Lee Kwang-soo has confirmed the release of the movie 〈Love Barista〉 in Vietnam on October 3. 〈Love Barista〉 is a survival romantic comedy film featuring 'Kang Jun-woo' (Lee Kwang-soo), an Asian prince left alone in Vietnam without a manager, passport, or a penny.

Actor Lee Kwang-soo has shared news about his upcoming projects. Recently, during his appearance on the YouTube channel 'Tteun Tteun' talk show 'Pingkaego', Lee Kwang-soo stated during the recording, "The movie 〈Love Barista〉 is set to release in Vietnam this October.

In the drama 〈Trigger〉, Kim Nam-gil and Kim Young-kwang, who play the righteous police officer Lee Do and the mysterious villain Moon Baek, respectively, conducted interviews on the 29th at a cafe in Samcheong-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul.

The Netflix original series 〈Trigger〉 is gaining a lot of attention as it deals with the potential incidents that could occur if firearms were distributed in South Korea, known as the 'Gun-Free Country'. This work unfolds a unique imagination based on the characteristics of Korean society, where...

The Netflix series 〈Trigger〉 released on the 25th is a gun disaster action thriller that tells the story of two men holding guns for their own reasons amidst the delivery of illegal firearms of unknown origin and the constant occurrence of gun incidents in South Korea.