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In the latest twists of this psychological thriller, Seo Jae Won finds herself face to face with her betrayers, Kwon Yoon Jin, played by So Yi Hyun, and her father Kwon Young Ik, portrayed by Kim Myung Soo. The shocking revelation of Kwon Young Ik's involvement in her kidnapping sends shockwaves through Seo Jae Won's world, shattering the fragile trust she had placed in those she once called allies

Exhuma, directed by jang jae hyun, is a successful occult mystery film starring Kim Go Eun, Lee Do Hyun, Yoo Hae Jin, Choi Min Sik, and Kim Jae Chul. Produced by SHOWBOX, it surpassed 3 million moviegoers within one week, claiming the biggest Korean box office opening in 2024. The cast and crew celebrated this milestone.

Holders South Korea started their title defence with a resounding 8-0 win over Bangladesh in their first Pool B match of the 9th Asia Cup hockey tournament.

Jang Hyuk has landed the leading man's role in the upcoming action film ‘A Child Who Can Die’. The film will mark his reunion with filmmaker Choi Jae Hoo, with whom he previously worked on the 2020 feature ‘The Swordsman’.

Title holders South Korea mauled debutants Oman 10-0 to book a berth in the semifinals of the ninth Asia Cup hockey tournament on Wednesday.

'Chicken Nugget' series dominates with quirky plot, while 'Queen of Tears' emerges strong with Kim Soo Hyun. 'Exhuma' movie maintains success.

In ‘Death’s Game’, Lee Do Hyun embodies the character of Jang Gun Woo, a handsome model and heartthrob whose striking looks turn heads wherever he goes. Despite lacking specific talents or clear life goals, Jang Gun Woo has sailed through life effortlessly, propelled by his handsome appearance, amassing both wealth and the adoration of countless women. A recently released still from the drama portrays Jang Gun Woo amidst a swarm of female students offering him gifts, his impassive expression suggesting the routine nature of such attention for the perennial heartthrob

Exhuma, the Korean occult horror sensation, has broken records by drawing 7,009,491 moviegoers. The film features Kim Go Eun and Lee Do Hyun as exorcists, Yoo Hae Jin as a mortician, and Choi Min Sik as a feng shui master. The story revolves around the relocation of mysterious graves.

This year's Korean Popular Culture and Arts Awards have recognized numerous artists for their exceptional contributions, including Shin Goo, Kang Boo Ja, and Lee Moon Se. The ceremony will be held on October 31 at the Haeoreum Grand Theater. Awards include the Order of Cultural Merit, Presidential Commendation, Prime Minister's Commendation, and the Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism's Commendation.

‘Death's Game’, adapted from a gripping webtoon, is an upcoming drama starring Sung Hoon and Jang Seung Jo. The drama follows the story of a man, Choi Yi Jae (played by Seo In Guk), who is granted multiple chances at life after a brush with death. Park So Dam takes on the role of Death, overseeing a cycle of 12 lives. The cast includes Seo In Guk, Park So Dam, Kim Ji Hoon, Choi Siwon, Sung Hoon, Kim Kang Hoon, Jang Seung Jo, and more. The drama premieres on December 15.

'Connection' by Lee Tae Gon, starring Ji Sung and Jeon Mi Do, promises a suspenseful storyline with behind-the-scenes script reading photos. Kwon Yool impresses as prosecutor Park Tae Jin, while Kim Kyung Nam intensifies the drama.

Korean actress Koo Hye Sun has criticised her ex-husband, Ahn Jae Hyun. She expressed her frustration with entertainment programs using their divorce for humour. Koo felt Jae Hyun also made indirect references to her. Netizens have reacted with mixed opinions. Some support Koo's stance. Others accuse her of seeking attention. They also claim Jae Hyun isn't mocking her.

Leading the charts this month is the iconic Lee Hyori, who claimed the top spot with a commanding brand reputation index of 2,832,460 for February. In the keyword analysis, notable phrases associated with Lee Hyori include ‘Red Carpet’, ‘advertisement’, and ‘44 years old’, while high-ranking related terms encompass ‘host’, ‘honest’, and ‘reveal’

The 60th Baeksang Arts Awards nominees span various categories like Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Drama, and Best Director. The event celebrates outstanding achievements in TV shows, films, and theaters.

The historical romantic drama "My Dearest" has achieved record-breaking viewership ratings, with an average nationwide rating of 11.8% for its latest episode. It has become the most-watched Friday program. The upcoming episode will feature a significant change in the relationship between the main characters. Meanwhile, the thriller drama "The Escape of the Seven" saw a decline in its ratings, falling to an average nationwide rating of 5.3%.

Ji Sung and Jeon Mi Do are set to share the screen in the upcoming crime thriller, ‘Connection,’ as revealed by SBS on December 11. Director Lee Tae Gon and writer Lee Hyun reunite to bring this suspenseful tale to life. Ji Sung plays Inspector Jang Jae Kyung, a dedicated member of the narcotics team, known for his unwavering principles. Jeon Mi Do portrays Oh Yoon Jin, a bold and outspoken reporter who values friendship as much as money.

Korean blockbuster 'Exhuma' hits Indian theaters on May 3, expected to draw record attendance. Stars top Korean actors and features IVE SWITCH album. Impact Films brings the film with English subtitles.

The supernatural thriller drama, 'Death's Game', has released a chilling new poster that offers a glimpse into the eerie world of Death. The story follows Choi Yi Jae, played by Seo In Guk, who is condemned to 12 rounds of life and death by Park So Dam's enigmatic character, Death. The drama features a star-studded cast including Kim Ji Hoon, Choi Siwon, Sung Hoon, and more.

Leading the pack with an impressive brand reputation index of 3,286,188 is none other than the beloved icon of the variety scene, Yoo Jae Suk. Surging ahead with a remarkable 61.69 percent increase in his score since May, Yoo Jae Suk continues to solidify his status as the ‘nation's MC’.

Starring Leo, 'Veranda' reveals dark secrets with a stellar cast, aiming for a 2025 theatrical release.