K-Culture
ONF parts ways with WM Entertainment while keeping their group name, reflecting a growing trend of K-Pop artists choosing independence over traditional agency structures.
Netflix's 'The Art of Sarah' explores fabricated luxury lifestyles and the men who chase the truth. Why are K-dramas increasingly fascinated with fake identities and what does this reveal about modern society?
Analysis of K-drama viewership for January 19-25, 2026. Our Golden Days breaks 20% barrier, Love Me ends, weekend drama landscape shifts in competitive market.
Yoo Ho Jung, Kim Seung Soo, Kim Hyung Muk, and So Yi Hyun discuss their new family reconciliation drama 'Recipe for Love' and what it means for K-drama's evolution.
KBS2's upcoming daily drama 'Pearl in Red' features Choi Jae Sung and Kim Hee Jung as a ruthless chaebol couple, marking a genre shift for traditional Korean daily programming.
Mnet's "Reply High School" puts 15 SM trainees in a school setting with Super Junior and TVXQ mentors. Is this the future of debut preparation?
With 15+ historical K-dramas released in 2025, we examine whether this surge represents a golden age for the genre or signals oversaturation in the global market.
Cha Eun Woo directly addresses tax evasion allegations, sparking discussions about transparency and accountability in the global K-pop industry.
A spin-off group from Boys Planet trainees is in talks. Could this signal a new business model for survival show contestants who didn't make the final cut?
JTBC's 'IDOL I' latest episodes balance cruelty and warmth, offering sharp commentary on entertainment industry ethics while keeping viewers emotionally invested.
Yoo Hae Jin leads an ensemble cast in 'The King's Warden', the first Korean film to center on King Danjong's tragic story. Will this mark a new era for K-historical dramas in global cinema?
KBS2's 'Pearl in Red' signals a bold shift in Korean daily dramas, as Park Jin Hee and Nam Sang Ji lead an intense revenge saga that challenges traditional afternoon programming formulas.