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"I tried to match the choreography and staging as closely as I could, but watching it back I thought, 'I should have let myself get more into it,' which is disappointing"

Ahead of the Final: “Rizo” is called out as the mission loser just before the fire-starting challenge… heckling and silence from the audience After the ad break, Probst responds playfully: “The season’s final twist… a twist that lets you peek into the future” The final winner in the biggest-ever broadcast blunder is “Aubry Bracco”… takes home a $2 million prize

A Netflix series about a fictional government agency, the School Authority Protection Bureau, will be released on June 5 on Netflix: 〈Teach You a Lesson〉.

Lee Gi-taek has been confirmed as a fixed cast member, stepping in as the successor to Yoo Sun-ho, who will leave the show on May 31 Lee Gi-taek says, "It’s an honor to join a national entertainment program together... I’ll learn a lot and keep in sync," heartfelt thoughts Producers say, "We’re looking forward to a fresh travelogue filled with variety and fun thanks to the arrival of a new face," airing every Sunday afternoon

A political fantasy starring a ghost of a six-term lawmaker and a ninth-grade public servant… Based on a popular web novel, debuting with first-ever on-screen acting chemistry

At age 56, discovered in Pyeongtaek by an acquaintance… no signs of criminal wrongdoing and no suicide note With news of the tragedy unfolding ahead of the opening of a Korean restaurant, 'Boritturak,' in early May, sorrow grows From 'The Boy Next Door' 'Doks a' to 'Juice Uncle'… the curtain falls on a 30-year acting life

After the patriarch of the Ye-dong Gwon family dies—a clan that has passed down a dangerous illegal business for generations—an uncontrollable upheaval erupts over the disputed position of a new successor.

Neve Campbell in ‘Scream 7,’ Kim Hye-yoon in ‘Salmokji,’ and Blumhouse’s new ‘Lee Cronin’s The Mummy.’ April’s horror lineup that brings an end to the “summer-only” era.

For the first time in four years, BTS returns as a full group and unveils the first live performance of their new song “Arirang” at Gwanghwamun, Korea’s iconic landmark—bringing it to the world for the first time. Netflix confirmed it will stream live in more than 190 countries, delivering a shared, simultaneous experience with the “Biggest Viewing Party on Earth.” Through close collaboration between HYBE and Netflix, the show will highlight harmony between tradition and modernity—previewing a cultural event that reflects the reach and stature of K-culture.