South Korea
From playing a superhero in Netflix’s 'Cashero' to taking on a villain role in the upcoming franchise film 'Veteran', Lee Jun-ho discusses how seeking out new narratives becomes his ultimate creative reset.
From major drama to swooning romance, to some seriously dark thrills, these are the February K-dramas that should be on your radar.
The 'Arirang' era is here, and it’s probably going to be BTS’s most heartfelt, raw, and culturally profound chapter yet.
At a time when digital validation is everything, ‘If Wishes Could Kill’ transforms a cryptic wish-granting app into a literal death sentence.
We’re cutting through the noise of backstage tears and rumors to show why the ‘Deadline’ era is just Blackpink hitting the reset button, not the end of the road.
Netflix’s global smash secures nominations for Best Animated Feature and Best Original Song, challenging Disney and Pixar for the coveted gold statue.
In this comeback, the K-pop icons reclaim the throne with a song that proves time is just a number.
The members of the Korean group take us inside the lore and the production styles of their individual takes on The Sin : Vanish remixes
Fom a haunting historical drama to a quirky meta-narrative, these Korean screenings at the 76th Berlin International Film Festival showcase the country's rich cultural heritage while also exploring complex, universal themes.
From ‘Moving’ to ‘Cashero,’ K-drama superheroes’ powers come with strings attached — and it’s this vulnerability that makes them truly heroic.
