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Actor Lee Je-hoon has been confirmed to star as the lead in SBS's new drama 〈There is a Chance〉, taking on the role of a former lawyer. On the 12th, SBS officially announced that Lee Je-hoon and Ha-young have been cast as the lead actors in the new drama 〈There is a Chance〉, set to air next year.

SBS drama 〈Chaebol X Detective〉 is returning for Season 2 after a 2-year hiatus. The casting, which promises to continue the success formula of the previous work while hinting at new chemistry, is raising viewers' expectations.

Sports-generated visitors who stay and spend: a new answer for the local economy KBS Gwangju unveiled on the 26th an experimental documentary, “The Miracle of 180 Minutes: Kickoff” (directed by Jo Na-young), exploring new ways to revitalize local communities through the “sports industry” amid the...

Now is exactly the right time to write about actor Lee Hyun-kyun. Granted, I should have written about him while 〈The Dream Life of Mr. Kim〉 was airing. But perhaps missing that window, one way or another, meant I was supposed to write about him now.

The evolution of Korea's only one-act drama series, with variations in music and narrative 'KBS' has unveiled the lineup for its 2TV series 'Drama Special 2026', promising to leave a lasting impression on viewers in homes across the country at the end of the year.

A fresh pairing of a spirited mother starting life’s second act and her cynical daughter KBS 2TV on the 13th unveiled the star-studded cast of its new weekend drama ‘I Went to School’, which is aiming for a first-half premiere next year.

Gong Hyo-jin’s acting carries an unusually persuasive power. Even a premise in which a character sets out to punish a heinous criminal herself, and a genre blend that shuttles relentlessly between comedy and tears, feel entirely believable because of her.

Director Christopher Nolan appeared in person at the SBS 〈News Hunters〉 studio during a visit to South Korea ahead of the release of 〈Odyssey〉, sharing his affection for Korean audiences and his views on filmmaking.

Yoon Kyung-ho (46), a “top-tier star” who has swallowed both Korea’s home entertainment market and global OTT at the same time, finally poured out hot tears. With SBS Friday-Saturday drama ‘Kim Bujang’ ending on an astonishing “23% ratings”, he also did not forget the pain of being unknown for 20...

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