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Chae Jung-an’s Pick, ‘Divorced N Singles,’ Returns for Season 2 April 3 With Opposites-attract Romance; Kim Poong and Nucksal Join

Chae Jung-an’s Pick, ‘Divorced N Singles,’ Returns for Season 2 April 3 With Opposites-attract Romance; Kim Poong and Nucksal Join

Returns seven months after its April premiere, with anticipation rising as Kim Poong and Nucksal join the cast MBC every1 and E Channel’s flagship dating reality show ‘Divorced N Singles’ will make a high-profile return April 3 with its second season, ‘Dating Dormitory: Class 2 — Divorced N Singles.
Interview: Lee Hwi-hyang on ‘Family Trip,’ Her First Film Lead in 44 Years: ‘It’s Embarrassing to Hear’

Interview: Lee Hwi-hyang on ‘Family Trip,’ Her First Film Lead in 44 Years: ‘It’s Embarrassing to Hear’

In 〈Family Trip〉, the story opens when a granddaughter who has never had full-fledged work experience asks her grandmother, who is nearing the end of her life, a blunt question: "Grandma, how long do people have to suffer.
‘Paradise Lost’ Marks Bae Hyun-sung’s First Leading Film Role as Yeon Sang-ho Chooses a New Face After Park Jung-min

‘Paradise Lost’ Marks Bae Hyun-sung’s First Leading Film Role as Yeon Sang-ho Chooses a New Face After Park Jung-min

Ryu Sun-woo, the son Ryu So-young believed had died after losing him in the Camping School bus disappearance nine years ago, returns to his mother alive in a miracle.
Bae Hyun-sung, who has won audiences over with his clear, transparent image in television dramas, will show a completely different side in the role of Ryu Sun-woo in the film 〈Paradise Lost〉. After Park Jung-min in his previous film 〈The Face〉, director Yeon Sang-ho has chosen Bae Hyun-sung as his...
'Made in Korea Season 2' creates must-see series for Golden Week! 3 reasons to binge-watch

'Made in Korea Season 2' creates must-see series for Golden Week! 3 reasons to binge-watch

Ahead of the October holiday stretch following Chuseok, here are three reasons you won't want to miss the series.
Disney+'s original series 〈Made in Korea Season 2〉, from the global streaming service known for delivering the ultimate entertainment experience through outstanding storytelling and innovative content, has revealed three reasons viewers won't want to miss it during the October holiday stretch...
'I Am Solo' Season 33 forms two couples among lifelong singles, recaptures 4.14% rating

'I Am Solo' Season 33 forms two couples among lifelong singles, recaptures 4.14% rating

Young-ho and Sun-ja, Young-chul and Jeong-suk become final couples; Young-sook, Sang-cheol and Ok-sun opt out
Two couples shed the 'lifelong single' label as arrows point in different directions SBS Plus and ENA's real dating program 'I Am Solo' formed two couples—Young-ho and Sun-ja, and Young-chul and Jeong-suk—in its Season 33 special for lifelong singles, pushing the combined viewership rating back...
MCST’s ‘Korea Is Performing’ raises curtain on 1,700 stages at massive scale this October and November

MCST’s ‘Korea Is Performing’ raises curtain on 1,700 stages at massive scale this October and November

Two-month showcase from Oct. 1 features major festivals including SPAF and PAMS
The entire country is turning into one vast performance venue. The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and the Korea Arts Management Service are launching the “2026 Korea Is Performing” campaign nationwide from Oct. 1 through Nov. 30.
'New Recruit 4: Sabotage' ends with record-high 5.2%, hints at Season 5 amid unit disbandment threat

'New Recruit 4: Sabotage' ends with record-high 5.2%, hints at Season 5 amid unit disbandment threat

Starts at 2. 8% and reaches series-best finale with Episode 12, expanding its universe with three new recruits ENA's Monday-Tuesday drama 'New Recruit 4: Sabotage', which opened a new chapter for realistic military dramas, ended on a strong note after setting a new ratings record.
Chef Yun Nam-no reconciles in tears with mother after two-year estrangement over “earbud misunderstanding” — “A noise-canceling mishap”

Chef Yun Nam-no reconciles in tears with mother after two-year estrangement over “earbud misunderstanding” — “A noise-canceling mishap”

- He breaks down after resolving a two-year rift with his mother in the first-anniversary special of YouTube’s “Studio Slam” - Wearing earbuds while developing a menu led to a misunderstanding that he was ignoring her; his mother said, “After you became successful, I thought you were looking down on people” - The production team explains that modern earbuds block outside sounds, helping resolve the misunderstanding and prompting a heartfelt apology from his mother - “I saved 20 million won to send Mom on a trip” — The “Culinary Class Wars” star’s moving confession and reconciliation over tuna kimchi stew
Chef Yun Nam-no, 36, who rose to prominence through Netflix’s “Culinary Class Wars,” tearfully reconciled with his mother after they went two years without exchanging a word over a small but deeply painful misunderstanding caused by earbuds.
KATSEYE opens new SNL season with flair, from new-song performances to comedy sketches

KATSEYE opens new SNL season with flair, from new-song performances to comedy sketches

The group makes a surprise appearance as the musical guest on the first episode of NBC flagship program SNL's 52nd season KATSEYE shines with new-song performances and a comedy sketch parodying the audition program that created the group The group earns four MTV VMA nominations and is set to open the major music festival Jingle Ball Tour
Girl group KATSEYE appeared on NBC's 〈Saturday Night Live 〉, a program that regularly features U. S. stars, for the first episode of its new season, performing new songs and taking on comedy roles. KATSEYE appeared as the musical guest on the first episode of 〈SNL's〉 52nd season, which aired on Sept.
‘Day and Night, To Each Other’ Releases First Press Stills! Coffee-Scented, Distinctive Aesthetic

‘Day and Night, To Each Other’ Releases First Press Stills! Coffee-Scented, Distinctive Aesthetic

A playful, charming film capturing conversations between day and night as they pass through a cafe over the course of a single season.
Selected as the opening film of the 31st Busan International Film Festival, 〈Day and Night, To Each Other〉 sold out every seat at the opening ceremony as soon as advance ticket sales began. The film has now released its first press stills.