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JTBC’s “The Dream Life of Mr. Kim” has shared new stills previewing the upcoming episode! Based on a webtoon, “The Dream Life of Mr. Kim” follows a middle-aged man who loses everything he once believed was valuable. Through his journey, he comes to realize that his worth doesn’t lie in being a major corporate manager, but in embracing his true self. Spoilers Previously, Kim Nak Soo (Ryu Seung Ryong) was demoted from the head of the sales department of ACT headquarters to the factory safety management position. The newly released stills capture Kim Nak Soo actively partaking in managing safety…
KBS 2TV’s “Last Summer” has shared a sneak peek of its next episode! “Last Summer” is a new romance drama about a pair of childhood friends who discover the long-buried truth about their first love. Lee Jae Wook stars as Baek Do Ha, a talented architect, while Choi Sung Eun plays Song Ha Gyeong, a civil servant who longs to escape her hometown. Spoilers Previously on “Last Summer,” Baek Do Ha returned to Patan and proposed the idea of remodeling a closed school into an observatory. With their fates intertwined once again, Baek Do Ha expanded his sphere of influence…
TV Chosun’s upcoming drama “No Next Life” has shared a glimpse of its stars behind the scenes of filming! “No Next Life” is a comedy starring Kim Hee Sun, Han Hye Jin, and Jin Seo Yeon as three 41-year-old women who are worn out from the daily grind of parenting and work. As the three friends each set out on new challenges, the drama portrays the confusion and anxiety of entering their 40s in a heartfelt yet humorous way. In newly released behind-the-scenes photos from the set, Kim Hee Sun displays both passion and focus as she prepares to film…
Get ready for another butterflies-inducing moment on the subway on “Typhoon Family”! “Typhoon Family” is a tvN drama starring 2PM’s Lee Junho as Kang Tae Poong, a carefree party boy whose world is turned upside down when he suddenly becomes the head of a struggling trading company during the IMF crisis of 1997. Spoilers Previously on “Typhoon Family,” Kang Tae Poong and Oh Mi Seon (Kim Min Ha) met for the very first time on the subway. Oh Mi Seon stole glances at Kang Tae Poong, who was dozing off while holding a bouquet of flowers, while Tae Poong stared…
“Ms. Incognito” has come to an end! It was a dramatic, exhilarating, and cinematic story of Kim Yeong Ran (Jeon Yeo Been), a young woman with a harsh past, who one day decided to turn her life upside down and take part in a dangerous scheme for revenge. Despite there being times when it wasn’t clear whether she would come out alive or not of this deathly plot, every situation and every struggle led up to these final episodes that wrapped up all loose ends in the most satisfying way. To say goodbye to our no longer Ms. Bu Se…
Both SBS’s “Would You Marry Me” and JTBC’s “The Dream Life of Mr. Kim” hit new all-time highs in viewership last night! On November 8, “Would You Marry Me” earned its highest ratings yet ahead of the final week of its run. According to Nielsen Korea, the romantic comedy took first place in its time slot with an average nationwide rating of 7.9 percent, making it the most-watched miniseries of Saturday. “Would You Marry Me” was also the most-watched program of Saturday among the key demographic of viewers ages 20 to 49, with whom it scored an average rating of…
ALLDAY PROJECT is coming to “Knowing Bros” (“Ask Us Anything”) as a full group! On November 8, the popular JTBC variety show aired a sneak peek of its upcoming episode, which will feature all five members of ALLDAY PROJECT as guests. The preview begins with the ALLDAY PROJECT members showing off their dance moves, as well as Tarzzan chatting with fellow Gyeongsang Province native Kang Ho Dong in their regional dialect. Later, when Lee Soo Geun asks Youngseo if she has any connections to the cast based on their names, she makes everyone crack up by firmly replying, “I believe…
They were close friends. Koreaboo 3 hours ago The close friend of an actress who passed away earlier this year has responded the the claims about her so-called “cremation necklace”. In February 2025, 48-year-old Taiwanese star Barbie Hsu passed away from influenza-related pneumonia while holidaying in Japan. At a recent show, American singer Christine Fan performed her song “Can I Not Be Brave,” which some interpreted as a tribute to Hsu. Christine Fan and Barbie Hsu | 8days During the show, Fan wore a heart-shaped necklace that was rumored to contain Hsu’s ashes. Soon after, the rumors became headlines after Taiwanese media…
A K-pop act’s title track isn’t always the best song on their album, even if it’s the one most people will hear. Sometimes, b-sides deserve recognition too. In the singles-oriented world of K-pop, I want to spotlight some of these buried treasures and give them the props they deserve. For their new mini album, NEWBEAT have completely switched sounds and targeted Western producers to give them a more international appeal. This mostly results in generic, toothless material (which I could have predicted a mile away), but every once and awhile these Western song camps strike gold. Unbelievable is still pretty…
A K-pop act’s title track isn’t always the best song on their album, even if it’s the one most people will hear. Sometimes, b-sides deserve recognition too. In the singles-oriented world of K-pop, I want to spotlight some of these buried treasures and give them the props they deserve. I’ve been meaning to write about this song for almost two weeks now but new releases haven’t slowed down enough to give me time. I haven’t really returned to Tempest’s latest mini album and found its title track to be a bit of a shrug, but b-side Nocturnal stands out as…