Kim Ga-ram, a former member of K-pop group LE SSERAFIM, is drawing attention online after launching a personal YouTube channel and sharing glimpses of her acting practice — fueling speculation about a possible return to the entertainment industry. On March 13, Kim opened a YouTube channel titled “garamonly” and uploaded her first video, simply titled “ep. 01.” The video did not include a description, but the understated title quickly caught the attention of fans and curious viewers. In the video, Kim explained why she started filming. "I turned the camera on because I wanted to record my acting practice videos and parts of my daily life," she said. The clip shows Kim filming a self-cam in a rehearsal room before continuing to practice acting at home. She is also seen closely reviewing her own performance, carefully monitoring her acting. Other scenes show her studying in a library and attending acting lessons. At one point, Kim also plays the guitar, introducing it as a song she is currently practicing. The roughly five-minute video gained rapid attention. Within about two hours

BLACKPINK member Jisoo is drawing attention online after sharing a batch of behind-the-scenes photos from her new Netflix series “Boyfriend on Demand” — a move that comes as the idol-actress once again faces mixed reactions over her acting. On March 12, Jisoo posted several photos on her personal social media account along with the caption, "I'm freshman Seo Mi-rae." The images quickly spread across fan communities and social platforms, where fans praised the cheerful set atmosphere and the singer’s college-student transformation. The photos show scenes from the filming of Netflix’s original series “Boyfriend on Demand,” which stars Jisoo in the lead role. In several shots, she appears dressed as a freshman university student wearing a varsity-style department jacket, portraying a youthful campus look. Other images capture her smiling alongside fellow cast members on set. One scene features Jisoo wearing a kendo uniform, while actor Seo Kang-joon, who plays a senior member of the university’s kendo club and a virtual-reality date partner in the story, stands beside her.