
Lee Jun-ki Ends 3-Year Hiatus With Asia's Most Ambitious Co-Production
Lee Jun-ki returns after a 3-year break in Kidnap Game, a pan-Asian thriller co-starring Japanese and Taiwanese actors, set to premiere on Fuji TV in October 2026.

Lee Jun-ki returns after a 3-year break in Kidnap Game, a pan-Asian thriller co-starring Japanese and Taiwanese actors, set to premiere on Fuji TV in October 2026.

Park Ji-hoon's next drama combines military life, cooking, and RPG quest mechanics — and Europe's biggest drama festival already called it uniquely captivating.

Ha Jung-woo's first TV drama in 19 years and 'Climax' have low Nielsen ratings but top streaming charts and buzz rankings — exposing a major shift in how Korean TV success is measured.

Jeon Ji-hyun has appeared in fewer than 10 TV dramas in 27 years. Here's why every project she accepts becomes a cultural event — and what to expect from Human X Gumiho with Ji Chang-wook.

Netflix's 'If Wishes Could Kill' (기리고) is the platform's first Korean YA horror series — a deliberate bet at the intersection of K-drama school horror and the global appetite Wednesday validated for teen horror.

tvN's Siren hits a 9-week cable ratings #1 streak as Episode 9 delivers a dramatic cliffhanger — Park Min-young and Wi Ha-jun's characters converge in an unexpected location.

Park Min Young revealed her luxury home to co-star Wi Ha Joon during a web show — including a Japanese-style private sauna that left him openly jealous.

Something fundamental is shifting in the Korean drama industry, and the evidence is accumulating faster than executives can revise their development slates. Whe...

There is a particular kind of terror that comes not from violence but from stillness. When an actor known for warmth and innocence transforms into someone whose...