K-Culture
The prolific Chungmuro actor made his name through shorts and indie movies. After starring in ‘Reply 1988,’ he continued to serve his calling as an actor through major film roles
Features Park’s stellar roles in hit titles such as ‘A Werewolf Boy,’ ‘The Silenced,’ and others
The K-drama follows Park Seo-joon’s Jang Tae-sang and Han So-hee’s Yoon Chae-ok, who must fight a beast that evolved from avarice for them to survive
The third quarter accomplishments of SM Entertainment attest to its steadfast dedication to creativity, artistry, and worldwide excellence
An unforgettable opus of romance, humor, action, intrigue, and an evergreen OST complementing its themes of love, friendship, solidarity, grief, and loss
The decorated Korean actress went the extra mile, forgoing glamor and the trappings of stardom to bring off the character
Features snackable sinister tales of tension and terror such as ‘Not Even Bones,’ ‘Tales of the Unusual,’ ‘Everything is Fine,’ and more
The 2018 K-drama—centered on a toyboy connection—remains highly topical for the way it addresses cultural taboos, notably those concerning relationships
With visuals like that, the excitement can only grow, and an outbreak where humanity meets armageddon is not far off
Features engrossing tales of fantasy, love, and friendship such as ‘You Drive Me Crazy,’ ‘Soundtrack #1,’ and more
