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The upcoming film “Concrete Market” has unveiled a new poster! Set in the aftermath of a massive earthquake, “Concrete Market” takes place in the only apartment complex left standing, where a marketplace called Hwanggung Market emerges. As survivors begin trading goods in their own ways to stay alive, an unpredictable power struggle unfolds within the isolated community. The newly released poster captures Hwanggung Market’s distinctive visual identity, sparking curiosity. In the aftermath of a disaster, the lone remaining apartment complex and its surviving residents adopt a new order and rules called “Hwanggung Market,” transforming the complex into a massive marketplace.…
As K-pop’s 2025 release schedule starts to slow ahead of the end-of-year festivals and award shows, Starship Entertainment is having a few of their artists release digital singles. This is a smart way to feed their fan base without needing to invest in larger projects during a time that’s already busy. Monsta X have an increasingly global fan base and Baby Blue seems designed to appeal to international audiences. Not only is it recorded in English, but the song itself is a sleek synthpop number that won’t offend anyone. I’ll always love synthpop, but it feels like we’re past the…
JTBC’s upcoming drama “Love Me” has shared a new glimpse of Seo Hyun Jin’s character! “Love Me” is a remake of a Swedish original series by Josephine Bornebusch that tells the story of a somewhat selfish but perhaps more relatable family, where each member begins their own journey of love and personal growth. Seo Hyun Jin plays obstetrician-gynecologist Seo Joon Kyung. Although she seems like a “wannabe single” with a successful career and striking looks, beneath that image lies deep loneliness—the result of spending the past seven years ignoring a tragic event that struck her family. Determined to keep her…
MONSTA X is back with new music! On November 14 at 2 p.m. KST, MONSTA X released their new digital single “baby blue” along with the music video. “baby blue” is an electronic pop track that captures the gradual fading of a love grown familiar. It portrays the reminiscences and lingering emotions after a breakup, with lyrical melodies and polished synth sounds intertwining. Watch the full music video below:
SBS has unveiled an adorable special poster for its new drama “Dynamite Kiss”! “Dynamite Kiss” is a romantic comedy about a single woman who disguises herself as a married mother in order to get a job and a team leader who falls in love with her. The first two episodes of the drama have received a positive response from viewers, with “Dynamite Kiss” ranking No. 2 globally on Netflix as of November 13. The key selling point of the show thus far is the chemistry between leads Jang Ki Yong and Ahn Eun Jin, who have ben stealing viewers’ hearts…
JTBC’s upcoming Friday drama “Love Me” has shared a sneak peek of its first script reading! “Love Me” is a remake of a Swedish original series by Josephine Bornebusch that tells the story of a somewhat selfish but perhaps more relatable family, where each member begins their own journey of love and personal growth. At the script reading, director Jo Young Min, writers Park Eun Young and Park Hee Gwon, and principal cast members Seo Hyun Jin, Yoo Jae Myung, Lee Si Woo, Yoon Se Ah, Chang Ryul, Dahyun, Jang Hye Jin, Kim Shana, Lee Ji Hye, Oh Dong Min,…
One house, two childhood friends, and an unforgettable season have combined to stir our hearts with all kinds of feelings in “Last Summer.” The latest weekend K-drama, starring Lee Jae Wook in a dual role as the Baek brothers and Choi Sung Eun as charismatic Song Ha Gyeong, is slowly progressing into a romantic comedy filled with drama and emotions. Last week in particular, the couple showed us that they are more than ready to butt heads in order to get what they want, even if that means hurting each other and themselves in the process. Here’s a recap of…
The upcoming drama “Heroes Next Door” has shared a glimpse of its script reading session! “Heroes Next Door” follows the thrilling and comedic story of a group of former special forces soldiers who reunite—not to protect the nation or fight for world peace—but to defend their families and their neighborhood. The script reading brought together director Jo Woong, screenwriters Ban Gi Ri and Kim Sang Yoon, and the cast, including Yoon Kye Sang, Jin Sun Kyu, Kim Ji Hyun, Ko Kyu Phil, and Lee Jung Ha. The cast energized the room with a lively cheer and immersed themselves in their…
Choi Woo Shik And Jung So Min Tease What To Keep An Eye On In Final Episodes Of “Would You Marry Me”
The stars of “Would You Marry Me” have shared their thoughts on viewers can look forward to in the final two episodes! SBS’s “Would You Marry Me” is a romantic comedy about a man and a woman who enter a high-stakes, 90-day fake marriage in order to win a luxurious newlywed home. Choi Woo Shik stars as Kim Woo Joo, the heir to South Korea’s oldest bakery, while Jung So Min plays Yoo Mary, a small business owner who needs his cooperation in order to claim the prize she won in a newlywed home lottery. Spoilers On the previous episode…
After her frothy 2024 romance “Brewing Romance,” Kim Se Jeong has finally returned to the small screen alongside “Extraordinary Attorney Woo” star Kang Tae Oh. The Friday-Saturday MBC drama “Moon River” is a romantic comedy set in the Joseon Dynasty era, where the main leads’ souls swap and the fun begins. But behind the lighthearted premise, a tale of revenge unfolds. Here are our first impressions of the premiere week episodes of “Moon River.” Warning: spoilers ahead! “Moon River” opens with a striking scene where our male lead, Crown Prince Yi Kang (Kang Tae Oh), is talking to Elder Wolha…