#k-drama Articles

Squid Game’s NYT ranking reframes the Korean Netflix hit as prestige TV after three seasons dominated global viewing data.

K-drama’s safest bet in 2026 is no longer a star alone. It is a story that has already survived the scroll. The surge of webtoon and web-novel adaptations acros...

Coupang Play's new Kim Hye-soo drama shows how a risky adult black comedy became a measurable OTT momentum play.

Netflix's own viewing data suggests Squid Game is strongest when its Korean identity stays at the center.

Since 2018, Nam Joo-hyuk has donated 500 million KRW to Seoul Asan Hospital Children's Hospital — eight years of consistent, unannounced giving that defines a new standard for K-celebrity philanthropy.

From all-nighters to post-drama depression, science now backs what K-drama fans have always known: the addiction is real, and it's only getting bigger.

Red Velvet's Seulgi appeared with Park Eun-bin in a new YouTube clip after years of openly admiring the actor.

tvN's Four Hands teaser shows Song Kang and Lee Jun-young shifting from piano harmony to rivalry ahead of its August premiere.

JTBC's Apartment trends with Ji Sung, Ha Yoon-kyung, a fake wedding twist, and a 100 billion won apartment-money hook.

Jung Joon-won’s casting debate reveals how webtoon fandom, drama marketing and actor credibility collide before a K-drama airs.

Park Ji-hoon moves from historical intensity to food-fantasy comedy in Tving's The Legend of Kitchen Soldier.

Lee Jun-young opened up on You Quiz about a painful convenience store job, 100 failed auditions, and his final days before enlistment.