K-Culture
KBS launches Recipe for Love, a Romeo and Juliet-inspired weekend drama starring Park Ki-woong and Jin Se-yeon. What does this classical twist mean for K-drama's global expansion?
MBC's 'The Judge Returns' achieves its highest viewership rating of 13.5%, maintaining its Friday night dominance. What does this courtroom drama's success mean for K-content strategy?
Dream Concert 2026 in Hong Kong was postponed indefinitely by Chinese organizers without Korean consent, highlighting the complex challenges of K-Pop's overseas expansion.
The Korean Business Research Institute's January star brand reputation rankings show BTS maintaining their lead. Behind the data lies a story about the evolving entertainment industry.
Got7's Jinyoung and former IZ*ONE's Kim Min-joo star as reunited first loves in JTBC's upcoming romance drama 'Shining', marking another milestone for idol-turned-actors in K-drama.
KBS2's daily drama 'Pearl in Red' unveils new stills showing Kim Kyung Bo, Kang Da Bin, and Chun Hee Joo navigating complex love triangles amid revenge and family secrets.
The Judge Returns combines time travel with legal drama as Ji Sung's corrupt judge gets a second chance. What makes this K-drama experiment resonate globally?
Solo artist WOODZ transforms his autobiographical essay into mystery short film 'Slide Strum Mute', starring alongside Justin H. Min. A bold storytelling experiment in K-Pop's creative evolution.
EXO's Music Bank victory with 'Crown' marks their third win, proving veteran groups can still compete in today's 4th-gen dominated landscape. What does this mean for K-Pop's future?
Family drama 'Recipe for Love' releases new stills ahead of tomorrow's premiere, exploring 30 years of family feuds, healing, and unexpected romance between Jin Se Yeon and Park Ki Woong.
WOODZ returns this March with a new album featuring actor Park Hee Soon in the title track's music video. What does this unexpected cross-generational collaboration signal for K-Pop's creative evolution?
South Korea's Supreme Court finalizes prison sentence for YouTuber who spread false information about K-pop idols, marking a turning point in industry's fight against malicious content.