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MBC's Dolsing N Mosol topped all channels in its time slot with 1.5% among 30s women in Episode 4, consistently doubling rival Heart Signal 5's ratings.

Korea's beloved Buddhist monk Beopryun makes his first-ever variety show debut on SBS, joining Noh Hong-chul, Lee Sang-yoon, and Lee Joo-bin in India.

In Episode 7 of JTBC's 'Fly Little Chick,' mentor Choi Young-jun delivers blunt feedback as the Song Battle looms and preparation time runs critically short.

Sung Si-kyung admitted on KBS's The Seasons that he shared a flight with aespa but couldn't say hello — and his reason resonated with everyone.

Lee Yeon breaks down on her first variety show appearance, revealing the film that shaped her dream, her bond with IU, and the emotional moment she met her lifelong role model.

Singer Chae Yeon revealed on Immortal Songs that her iconic 2000s crying selfie was genuine — she was in pain from sudden fame and took 300 photos while crying at 3am.

Yoo Jae-suk makes his directorial debut on Hang Out With Yoo, with Kim Sung-kyun barely keeping a straight face through the chaotic short-form drama production.

SIIA's Nam Gyu-ri announced a 20th anniversary group reunion and cried on air, while TXT's Beomgyu made his solo variety debut and revealed his off-duty friendship with BTS Jin.

Veteran singer Kim Jong-kook slipped on sandals and rewound 22 years on The Seasons, delivering a performance that left the studio audience speechless.

Trot legend Seol Undo reveals on Dongchimi's 700th episode special that he fled to Japan right after his debut hit — because his agency collapsed and he felt he had to leave to survive.

Singer-songwriter Choi Yuri premiered an unreleased track live on KBS The Seasons, while also sharing candid stories about her weight loss and a long-hidden song offer to host Sung Si-kyung.

Three 1990s Korean music icons share their most extreme fan encounters on KBS2's Rooftop Boys — including one fan who brought mackerel at midnight.