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Squid Game director Hwang Dong-hyuk received the Gotham Awards’ Creator Tribute for his cultural impact and bold storytelling.

Netflix is reviewing claims of a hostile work environment on the set of When Life Gives You Tangerines after multiple anonymous complaints surfaced online.

Netflix’s new poster for Squid Game Season 3 shows eight returning players braced for another fight over 45.6 billion won ahead of the June 27 premiere.

Netflix’s The Devil’s Plan: Death Room features a compelling cast—from Go champion Lee Se-dol to K-pop idol Kyuhyun—battling for psychological supremacy.

Korean drama Weak Hero Class 2 topped Netflix’s non-English TV chart with 6.1 million views, while its first season re-entered at No. 8.

Hwang Dong-hyuk will receive a Creator Tribute at the Gotham Television Awards for his groundbreaking work on the global hit Squid Game.

Korean action drama Weak Hero joins Netflix, highlighting a growing trend of domestic shows turning global amid financial pressures on Korean streaming platforms.

As generative AI tools rapidly transform creative industries, concerns over copyright violations are mounting amid slow legal responses in Korea and abroad. While countries like the EU have begun implementing protections for creators, experts warn that Korea’s current framework lacks key safeguards, leaving artists vulnerable.

The 61st Baeksang Arts Awards announced its 2024 nominations, with Netflix’s When Life Gives You Tangerines leading with eight nods, including Best Drama and Best Director. Other top contenders include The Trauma Code, Lovely Runner, and several major films, highlighting a diverse mix of streaming and broadcast content across all categories.

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