Actor and god member Yoon Kye-sang and his entrepreneur wife, Cha Hye-young, have shared a sweet glimpse into their happy married life. Recently, Actor...
Netflix’s “Culinary Class Wars” season 2 concluded with White Spoon chef Choi Kang-rok winning the title, as the show cemented its global popularity through talent, humility and immersive storytelling.
Several Korean TV dramas and variety shows are drawing modest ratings at home while achieving major success overseas, underscoring a widening gap between domestic and international reception of K-content.
Park Chan-wook’s film “No Other Choice” and the song “Golden” from Netflix’s “KPop Demon Hunters” were nominated on the Academy Awards shortlist, highlighting Korean creators at the Oscars.
Netflix’s hit cooking survival show “Culinary Class Wars 2” returns with more ingredients, head-to-head battles and an expanded 13-episode season that puts food at the forefront.
Netflix will release a new Mongolian spinoff of “Physical: Asia,” featuring Korean and Mongolian competitors from the original series, with episodes debuting on Dec. 24 and Dec. 31.
The director of Tving’s “EXchange” season 4 discusses the show’s casting process, behind-the-scenes decisions, viewer reactions and what to expect in the second half of the season.
The Kim Soo-hyun scandal has escalated into overlapping civil and criminal disputes as production delays, legal battles, and shifting public opinion reshape the actor’s uncertain future.
Netflix’s hit cooking competition Culinary Class Wars returns on December 16 with new rules, expanded challenges and a lineup of elite and self-taught chefs.
