TWICE donates HK$1 million for Hong Kong fire relief
SEOUL, Dec. 6 (Yonhap) -- K-pop girl group TWICE has donated HK$1 million (US$12...
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Saturday, December 6, 2025
BTS' Jungkook and aespa's Winter dating rumors draw comparisons to V and Jennie as agencies stay silent
K-pop fans are in a frenzy as a wave of alleged “evidence” fuels dating rumors between BTS member Jungkook and aespa’s Winter — while both of their agencies remain completely silent, prompting speculation that the pattern may mirror the long-running V–Jennie saga. Posts alleging that the two idols are in a relationship spread rapidly across Korean online communities and global social media Dec. 5, with users compiling what they claim are visual clues linking the pair. One of the most circulated claims is that Jungkook and Winter have similar dog-face tattoos placed in nearly the same spot on their arms. Photos showing the artists’ exposed arms — with fans pointing to tattoo shapes they argue appear alike — quickly went viral, becoming the centerpiece of the fast-moving rumor. Other users pointed to matching fashion items such as shorts, slippers, and in-ear monitors, asserting that several were identical or shared unusually similar designs. Some also revived speculation that the two once used couple-style social media IDs, adding further fuel to the online debate. Despite
Actor Cho Jin-woong says he will retire amid criticism over past juvenile offenses
Actor Cho Jin-woong announced through his agency Saturday that he will retire from acting, as criticism continues to deepen over past offenses he committed as a minor. In a message to media, he apologized for disappointing his fans and said that his decision is the right way to bear the responsibility for his past wrongdoing. The controversy erupted after a local media outlet reported on allegations that Cho had committed an offense in his teens and was tried as a juvenile delinquent. Cho has acknowledged having juvenile records but denied allegations linking him to sexual assault. "I sincerely apologize for disappointing everyone who has trusted and supported me due to my disgraceful past actions," he said in the message released by his agency. "I humbly accept all the criticism, and as of today, I will halt all activities and bring my acting career to an end," he said. "I will do my utmost to reflect on myself and stand again as a better person." Online rumors have surfaced alleging that Cho was involved in a car theft and sexual assault while in high school and subsequently served time
Twice donates HK$1 million for Hong Kong fire relief
K-pop girl group TWICE has donated HK$1 million (US$128,458) to support recovery efforts after a devastating fire in Hong Kong, its agency said Saturday. JYP Entertainment announced via Chinese social platform Weibo that the donation was made through Hong Kong World Vision to aid affected children and families. The funds will be used to provide temporary shelters, psychological treatment, education and livelihood support to those impacted, according to the agency. TWICE is set to perform at Hong
TWICE donates $128,458 for Hong Kong fire relief
K-pop girl group TWICE has donated $128,458 to support recovery efforts after a devastating fire in Hong Kong, its agency said Saturday. JYP Entertainment announced via Chinese social platform Weibo that the donation was made through Hong Kong World Vision to aid affected children and families. The funds will be used to provide temporary shelters, psychological treatment, education and livelihood support to those impacted, according to the agency. TWICE is set to perform at Hong Kong's Kai Tak Stadium on Saturday and Sunday as part of its world tour. JYP said it had discussed the situation with Live Nation, the local organizer, ultimately deciding to hold the concerts as planned. "We express our condolences to the victims and extend our deepest sympathies to the bereaved families," the agency added.
Cho Jin Woong Announces Retirement
Cho Jin Woong has announced his retirement from the industry. Previously on December 5, Dispatch reported that Cho Jin Woong was involved in severe crimes including vehicle theft and sexual assault when he was in high school and was sent to a youth detention center as a result. It was additionally reported that he was…
Stars Rock The Red Carpet At 2025 Asia Artist Awards
Artists and actors have gathered for the annual Asia Artist Awards! This year marks the 10th anniversary of the awards ceremony that celebrates the best in music and acting. Check out this year’s red carpet looks: ALLDAY PROJECT CORTIS AHOF KiiiKiii KickFlip MEOVV NEXZ Park Yoon Ho TWS QWER xikers KISS OF LIFE Yena Choo…
“KPop Demon Hunters” Nominated For 2 Critics Choice Awards
“KPop Demon Hunters” has snagged two nominations for this year’s Critics Choice Awards! On December 6 local time, the Critics Choice Association (CCA) announced the nominees for the 31st annual Critics Choice Awards. “KPop Demon Hunters” has been nominated for Best Animated Feature, going up against “Arco,” “Elio,” “In Your Dreams,” “Little Amélie or the…
(2nd LD) Actor Cho Jin-woong says he will retire amid criticism over past juvenile offenses
SEOUL, Dec. 6 (Yonhap) -- Actor Cho Jin-woong announced through his agency Satur...
Comedian Park Na-rae files countercomplaint against ex-managers for extortion charges amid harassment claims
SEOUL, Dec. 6 (Yonhap) -- Comedian Park Na-rae, embroiled in harassment allegati...
(LEAD) Actor Cho Jin-woong admits wrongdoing as teen, denies sexual assault allegations
SEOUL, Dec. 6 (Yonhap) -- Actor Cho Jin-woong's agency has acknowledged that the...
Will K-drama ‘Signal 2’ survive? Cho Jin-woong scandal puts one of Korea’s biggest dramas at risk
Actor Cho Jin-woong’s acknowledgment of portions of his alleged juvenile-offense history is sending shockwaves through the Korean entertainment industry, raising urgent questions about his upcoming projects — including the highly anticipated second season of the hit drama “Signal.” Cho’s agency, Saram Entertainment, said Dec. 5 that after checking with the actor directly, it confirmed “there was wrongdoing during his minor years,” indirectly acknowledging the circulating allegations. The agency added that the events occurred more than 30 years ago, making it “difficult to fully verify the circumstances,” and noted that all related legal procedures have long been closed. However, the company drew a firm line, saying, “We clearly state that he is not connected to any acts related to sexual assault,” strongly denying the most serious allegation. The agency also apologized, saying Cho made “regrettable decisions” even after reaching adulthood and that he feels deep remorse. The ripple effect is already hitting Cho’s scheduled work. SBS planned to air a documentar
Actor Cho Jin-woong admits wrongdoing as teen, denies sexual assault allegations
Actor Cho Jin-woong's agency has acknowledged that the star engaged in misconduct during his youth but denied allegations linking him to a sexual assault. Cho's agency, Saram Entertainment, said in a statement Friday that he "did commit wrongful acts during his teenage years" without elaborating on the specifics of the misconduct. It stressed, however, that these actions were unrelated to sexual violence, rejecting an online outlet's report that he had also been implicated in a sexual assault while in high school. "It is difficult to confirm the full circumstances as more than 30 years have passed," the agency said. "We want to clearly state that it has nothing to do with sexual assault." The statement came after online rumors surfaced alleging that Cho was involved in a car theft and sexual assault while in high school and subsequently served time in a juvenile detention facility. The agency added an apology to anyone affected by Cho's past actions, saying, "We sincerely apologize to those who have suffered or been hurt." The 49-year-old studied theater and film at a university in the so
Actor Cho Jin-woong admits wrongdoing as teen, denies sexual assault allegations
SEOUL, Dec. 6 (Yonhap) -- Actor Cho Jin-woong's agency has acknowledged that the...
Will K-dreama ‘Signal 2’ survive? Cho Jin-woong scandal puts one of Korea’s biggest dramas at risk
Actor Cho Jin-woong’s acknowledgment of portions of his alleged juvenile-offense history is sending shockwaves through the Korean entertainment industry, raising urgent questions about his upcoming projects — including the highly anticipated second season of the hit drama “Signal.” Cho’s agency, Saram Entertainment, said Dec. 5 that after checking with the actor directly, it confirmed “there was wrongdoing during his minor years,” indirectly acknowledging the circulating allegations. The agency added that the events occurred more than 30 years ago, making it “difficult to fully verify the circumstances,” and noted that all related legal procedures have long been closed. However, the company drew a firm line, saying, “We clearly state that he is not connected to any acts related to sexual assault,” strongly denying the most serious allegation. The agency also apologized, saying Cho made “regrettable decisions” even after reaching adulthood and that he feels deep remorse. The ripple effect is already hitting Cho’s scheduled work. SBS planned to air a documentar
Korea’s blockbuster fatigue: Viewers now want depth, not spectacle
Korean audiences are turning away from formulaic genre films and gravitating instead toward more human-centered stories that strip away excess spectacle. In a cultural moment saturated with ever-intensifying stimuli, viewers appear increasingly drawn to films that offer warmth, emotion and everyday experience rather than scale or shock value. In 2025, diversity films — works that break from conventional genre formulas and present unfamiliar perspectives — found notable success in the Korean market. Instead of large-scale conflicts between good and evil or visually elaborate, incident-driven plots, audiences embraced stories rooted in personal emotion and lived experience. The box-office leader among Korean films released this year was “My Daughter Is a Zombie,” which earned praise for blending zombie action with family drama. Unlike typical zombie narratives centered on survival, the film focused on a father’s struggle to protect his daughter, combining genre thrills with human-centered storytelling. Director Yeon Sang-ho’s low-budget film “The Ugly” also became a hit. P
Park Na-rae breaks silence, says ex-managers demanded hundreds of millions of won
Korean TV star Park Na-rae has spoken out for the first time after being caught up in an abuse-of-power controversy involving two former managers who, according to her agency, allegedly demanded enormous payouts after resigning. Park, one of Korea’s best-known comedians and variety personalities, became the center of debate online this week after local reports suggested that staff members had accused her of unfair treatment. The claims quickly spread across social media, triggering heated discussions among the MZ-generation — a Korean term referring to millennials and Gen Z — and raising questions about the treatment of employees in Korea’s entertainment industry. On Dec. 5, her agency, Npark Co., said it is “checking the exact facts” surrounding media reports based on statements from Park and her former managers. Agency says ex-managers asked for share of company's revenue Npark said two employees who had worked with Park for about 15 months recently resigned and received standard severance. However, after receiving it, the former staff allegedly demanded an additional payme
Asia Artist Awards 2025: 10th Anniversary Winners Named
The 10th Anniversary Asia Artist Awards 2025 (AAA 2025) celebrated a decade of excellence in Asian entertainment on December 6, 2025. Held at the Kaohsiung National Stadium in Kaohsiung, the grand ceremony brought together a dazzling lineup of stars from film, television, and music. Hosted by the charismatic duo of Lee JunHo and IVE Jang WonYoung, the event, organized by StarNews, marked a significant milestone for the prestigious K-pop awards show and the broader world of Korean entertainment. A Star-Studded Red Carpet and Grand Ceremony The evening began with a glamorous red carpet event, where top Asian stars showcased their style before an enthusiastic crowd. The ceremony itself was a grand affair, honoring the artists who have captivated audiences over the past year. The impressive roster of attendees included actors Park BoGum, Im YoonA, Sato Takeru, IU, Lee JunHyuk, Girl's Day HyeRi, Moon SoRi, Uhm JiWon, Lee YiKyung, Cha JooYoung, Choo YoungWoo, Kang YouSeok, Kim YuJeong, Lee JunYoung, Choi DaeHoon, and Park YoonHo. The music industry was also well-represented, with performances and appearances from leading K-pop groups and solo artists. The lineup featured ATEEZ, IVE, LE SSERAFIM, KISS OF LIFE, CRAVITY, MEOVV, AHOF, ALLDAY PROJECT, ASH ISLAND, CHANMINA, CORTIS, (G)I-DLE's Shuhua, JJ LIN, KiiiKiii, and KickFlip, making for an unforgettable night of celebration. Notable Winners at the Asia Artist Awards 2025 Among the night's honorees, actor Park BoGum received the "AAA Asia Celebrity Award." During his acceptance speech, he reflected on the journey of the awards, noting that he had also attended the very first AAA ceremony. He shared a special moment by acknowledging the 10th anniversary of his hit drama "Reply 1988" and gave a shout-out to his co-star Girl's Day HyeRi, who was also in attendance. Co-host IVE Jang WonYoung also took home an "AAA Asia Celebrity Award," capping off a successful night for the popular idol. The ceremony continued its tradition of recognizing global talent, much like the 2022 Asia Artist Awards (AAA): Results And Winners. ACON 2025 Festival to Continue the Celebration The excitement of the Asia Artist Awards will extend into a second day with the ACON 2025 festival. Scheduled for December 7, 2025, at 6:00 PM (KST), the festival will feature more spectacular performances from a variety of music artists, allowing fans to continue the celebration. For global audiences, the ACON 2025 festival will be live-streamed on Weverse, bringing the energy of Kaohsiung to fans around the world. The Legacy of the AAA and Korean Entertainment Hosted by StarNews and supervised by the AAA Organizing Committee, MOTIVE, and D-SOW, the 10th-anniversary event underscored the global influence of Asian media. Over the past decade, events like the Asia Artist Awards (AAA) 2021: Results And Winners and subsequent ceremonies have become a premier platform for showcasing the best of Asian culture. The AAA 2025 has successfully honored the past decade's achievements while setting the stage for the future of Korean entertainment and its artists on the global stage.
Asia Artist Awards 2025 Concludes in Taiwan with Top Stars
The prestigious 10th Asia Artist Awards 2025 concluded on December 6, 2025, at the magnificent Kaohsiung National Stadium in Taiwan. Hosted by Star News, this major awards show brought together some of the biggest names in Asian music and cinema for a night of dazzling performances and celebration. The event marked a significant milestone, celebrating a decade of honoring outstanding achievements in the entertainment industry. A Grand Celebration for the Asia Artist Awards Marking its 10th anniversary, the Asia Artist Awards (AAA) once again proved its status as a premier global entertainment festival. The AAA Organizing Committee orchestrated a spectacular event that captivated fans both in the stadium and watching worldwide. As one of Asia's premier integrated awards shows, the event continued its tradition of recognizing the best of both music and acting, following the excitement of past events like the 2022 Asia Artist Awards (AAA). The choice of Taiwan as the host country highlighted the award's expanding international influence and the global power of Korean culture. K-Pop Awards Showcase Global Superstars The lineup for this year's K-pop awards segment was nothing short of breathtaking, featuring a powerful assembly of globally recognized artists. The stage lit up with performances from chart-topping groups, reaffirming the global dominance of K-pop. Among the attendees were powerhouse groups such as Stray Kids, ATEEZ, LE SSERAFIM, and IVE, who have all had a monumental year. They were joined by rising stars and fan favorites including RIIZE, TWS, NEXZ, xikers, and the sensational girl group KISS OF LIFE. The event served as a vibrant platform for these artists to connect with their international fanbase through unforgettable stages. Honoring a Year of Achievement for Korean Actors Alongside the music luminaries, the awards show also celebrated the immense talent within the world of Korean actors. The red carpet shimmered with the presence of acclaimed actors and actresses who have left a significant impact on screens this year. The evening was guided by a celebrated Korean actor, whose presence added to the star power of the night. The guest list featured a who's who of the industry, including Lee JunHo, Im YoonA, Park BoGum, Moon SoRi, Uhm JiWon, Lee JunHyuk, and Cha JooYoung. Their attendance underscored the synergy between music and acting, a unique feature of the Asia Artist Awards.
MONSTA X Honored at the 10th Asia Artist Awards 2025
A Night of Celebration at the 10th Anniversary Asia Artist Awards The global K-Pop group MONSTA X was honored with a significant award at the prestigious 10th Anniversary Asia Artist Awards (AAA) 2025, held on December 6, 2025. The event celebrated a decade of excellence in Asian entertainment, bringing together some of the biggest names in music and acting for a night of spectacular performances and heartfelt recognitions. The ceremony was a dazzling affair, highlighting the vibrant and dynamic culture that has captivated audiences worldwide. Many top-tier artists attended, making it a truly memorable evening for fans and performers alike. The red carpet was graced by an array of stars, including popular groups such as Stray Kids, LE SSERAFIM, IVE, and RIIZE. The atmosphere was electric as artists celebrated their achievements from the past year. The 10th anniversary theme made the event particularly special, reflecting on a decade of Asian pop culture's global expansion. The awards ceremony recognized a wide range of talent, from seasoned veterans to rising rookies who are shaping the future of the industry. MONSTA X's Triumph and Enduring Legacy Among the night's big winners was MONSTA X, who took home a major award that acknowledged their consistent global impact and powerful stage presence. This win at the Asia Artist Awards 2025 is a testament to the group's longevity and unwavering dedication to their craft. Since their debut, MONSTA X has been known for their intense performances and unique musical color, earning them a loyal international fanbase. Members like MONSTA X ShowNu and MONSTA X KiHyun were present to accept the honor on behalf of the group, expressing their deep gratitude. A Powerful Performance and Heartfelt Speech Following their win, MONSTA X delivered a commanding performance that set the stage ablaze. The group performed a medley of their hit songs, reminding everyone why they are considered one of the top performance groups in K-Pop. Their energy and charisma filled the venue, earning thunderous applause from the audience and fellow artists. The performance was a highlight of the Asia Artist Awards 2025, showcasing their signature blend of powerful choreography and vocal prowess. During their acceptance speech, the members of MONSTA X sincerely thanked their fans for their endless love and support over the years. They also expressed gratitude towards their staff and families. The award was presented as a symbol of their hard work and the strong bond they share with their supporters, making the moment emotional for everyone watching. A Star-Studded Lineup of Winners While MONSTA X's win was a focal point, the Asia Artist Awards 2025 also honored many other talented artists. Groups like ATEEZ and CRAVITY were also seen at the event, representing the incredible depth of talent within the K-Pop industry. The ceremony celebrated achievements across various categories, paying tribute to the diverse artists who have contributed to the Hallyu wave's continued success. The night concluded with a sense of unity and celebration, marking another successful year for Asian entertainment on the global stage.
Taxi Driver 3: Lee JeHoon’s Shocking Undercover Gym Takeover
The popular SBS drama "Taxi Driver 3" is set to escalate its thrilling revenge plot with its upcoming sixth episode, airing on December 06, 2025. In newly released stills, protagonist Kim Do Gi, played by the versatile Lee JeHoon, reveals a shocking and humorous new undercover persona as he closes in on the culprits of a cold case. This new development promises another high-stakes operation for the Rainbow Taxi team. A New Disguise to Unravel a Cold Case In the previous episode, the Rainbow Taxi team began investigating their only unsolved case: the 15-year-old body-less murder of university volleyball player Park Minho (played by Lee DoHan). Kim Do Gi initiated a campaign of psychological pressure against the primary suspect, Lim Donghyun (played by Moon SooYoung), by making it seem as if the victim were still alive. This tactic successfully rattled the suspect and led to the emergence of a second accomplice, Jo Sungwook (played by Shin JooHwan). To further infiltrate their lives and expose the truth, Kim Do Gi takes a bold step. He takes over the very gym that the main suspect, Lim Donghyun, operates, setting the stage for a direct confrontation. Kim Do Gi Becomes 'Muscle Man Do Gi' As part of this elaborate plan, Kim Do Gi transforms into "Muscle Man Do Gi," the new gym owner. Stills from the upcoming episode showcase his hilarious yet intimidating new look, complete with promotional materials featuring his chiseled physique. This disguise allows him to monitor the suspects up close while maintaining a cover. The juxtaposition of comedy and the dark undertones of the case is a hallmark of this unique revenge drama, keeping viewers on the edge of their seats. Psychological Warfare and Escalating Tension Kim Do Gi's plan goes beyond a simple physical infiltration. In a move designed to maximize psychological torment, he places a nameplate on the owner's office door that reads "Park Minho," the name of the man they murdered 15 years ago. This act is a direct message to Lim Donghyun and Jo Sungwook, signaling that their past crimes have not been forgotten. This crime thriller continues to masterfully blend action with intense psychological battles, showcasing Kim Do Gi's strategic brilliance in his pursuit of justice. What to Expect in Episode 6 of Taxi Driver 3 The upcoming episode will explore how the two suspects react to Kim Do Gi's sudden and unsettling appearance in their lives. Viewers are eager to see how the 'Muscle Man Do Gi' persona will be used to extract a confession and deliver the long-awaited justice for the victim. The tension is expected to reach a new peak as the Rainbow Taxi team's operation unfolds within the confines of the gym. Don't miss this pivotal episode of the hit SBS Drama, which airs on December 06, 2025, at 9:50 PM KST.
ALL(H)OURS Announces Seoul Encore K-pop Fan Concert
Rising K-pop boy group ALL (H)OURS is set to kick off 2026 with a special event for their fans. Their agency, Eden Entertainment, announced that the group will hold an encore K-pop fan concert, titled "ALL(H)OURS 1st FANCON ENCORE 'ALL the HOURS' in SEOUL," on January 17, 2026. The event will take place at the Naru Art Center in Gwangjin-gu, Seoul, with two performances scheduled for 2:00 PM and 7:00 PM KST, promising an exciting start to the new year ahead of their 2nd anniversary. A Landmark Year of Global Connection The upcoming Seoul encore show serves as the grand finale to a whirlwind year of activities for ALL (H)OURS. The group embarked on their first fan concert tour, 'ALL the HOURS', in April 2025, starting in Seoul before meeting fans across Hong Kong, Japan, Taiwan, and Europe. Their momentum continued into the latter half of the year. In September 2025, ALL (H)OURS released their 4th mini-album, 'VCF', and actively promoted its powerful title track, 'READY 2 RUMBLE'. Demonstrating their versatility, the group also gifted fans a surprise Christmas season song, 'White Christmas', which was released on December 5, 2025, wrapping up the year on a festive note. Building a Reputation for Live Excellence Throughout their consistent activities and global tour, ALL (H)OURS has earned the nickname "Live Default ALL(H)OURS." This title is a testament to their strong live performance skills, stable vocals, and powerful stage presence, which have become their signature strengths. This reputation for live excellence makes their upcoming K-pop fan concert a highly anticipated event, as it provides the perfect stage to showcase their talents directly to their supporters. The Highly Anticipated Seoul Encore Fan Concert The decision to hold a Seoul encore fan concert comes as a direct response to the immense love and support the group received during their initial tour. It marks a meaningful return to the city where their journey began, offering a chance for more fans to experience their dynamic performances. This event not only celebrates the success of their first tour but also signifies the group's continuous growth as they approach their second anniversary. A Celebration for their 2nd Anniversary Scheduled just before their official 2nd debut anniversary in January 2026, the concert is positioned as a celebration of the group's journey with their fans. The event highlights the deep connection between the group and their dedicated fanbase, a dynamic that explores how K-Pop fandoms do more than just listen to music. Fans can look forward to an evening filled with energetic performances, heartfelt interactions, and a look back at the milestones ALL (H)OURS has achieved in just two short years.
HwaSa’s ‘Good Goodbye’ Achieves Chart-Topping Success
K-pop superstar HwaSa has achieved a remarkable milestone, securing her first music show trophy for the chart-topping song "Good Goodbye." The win came on the December 6, 2025 broadcast of MBC's "Show! Music Core," approximately two months after the song's official release in October 2025, showcasing the track's incredible staying power and resurgent popularity. This victory solidifies the success of HwaSa's music since her move to P Nation. The Unstoppable Rise of 'Good Goodbye' Initially released in October 2025, "Good Goodbye" experienced a phenomenal surge in popularity following a special performance. The turning point came when HwaSa performed the song alongside actor Park JungMin at the 46th Blue Dragon Film Awards. This collaboration captivated the nation, causing the song to climb back up the charts at an unprecedented rate. The renewed interest was so immense that it led to the track achieving a "Perfect All-Kill" (PAK), dominating all major domestic music charts simultaneously. A Performance That Reignited a Hit Song The collaboration between HwaSa and Park JungMin at the prestigious awards ceremony is credited as the primary catalyst for the song's sleeper hit status. Their powerful and emotive performance created a viral moment, introducing "Good Goodbye" to a wider audience and sparking a nationwide trend. This event proved the immense influence of "Queen HwaSa" and her ability to command the stage, turning a great song into a cultural phenomenon long after its initial release. Dominating Domestic and Global Charts The success of this chart-topping song was not limited to its music show win. In the 48th week of 2025, "Good Goodbye" achieved a staggering 6-crown win on the Circle Chart, topping multiple major categories and demonstrating its widespread appeal. The track also made significant waves on the international stage, charting on several Billboard lists. It impressively peaked at #43 on the Billboard Global 200, #2 on the World Digital Song Sales chart, and secured the coveted #1 spot on the Billboard Korea Hot 100, proving HwaSa's global reach. HwaSa's Continued Success as a K-pop Solo Star This latest achievement is a significant part of HwaSa's successful journey since signing an exclusive contract with P Nation, the agency headed by PSY, in June 2023. Under her new label, she has actively released a string of hits including "I Love My Body" and "NA." The monumental success of "Good Goodbye" cements her position as a powerhouse artist, capable of dominating charts both domestically and internationally. This win further solidifies her status as a top-tier K-pop solo artist and adds another major trophy to her collection, much like those given at major awards ceremonies.
Park Seo Joon’s First Love Won Ji An Suddenly Pays Him A Visit In “Surely Tomorrow”
JTBC’s upcoming drama “Surely Tomorrow” has shared a glimpse of Park Seo Joon and Won Ji An’s awkward reunion! “Surely Tomorrow” is a romance drama about former lovers Lee Gyeong Do (Park Seo Joon) and Seo Ji Woo (Won Ji An), who first fell in love at 20 and rekindled their relationship at 28 before…
Lee Jae Wook Gets Jealous Over Choi Sung Eun And Kim Gun Woo In “Last Summer”
Get ready for some tension on the next episode of KBS 2TV’s “Last Summer”! “Last Summer” is a 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…
Jung Kyung Ho Suffers A Devastating Fall From Grace In “Pro Bono”
Jung Kyung Ho’s career will take an unexpected turn in tvN’s upcoming drama “Pro Bono”! “Pro Bono” is a chaotic courtroom drama about a materialistic judge obsessed with success who unexpectedly becomes a public interest lawyer. Jung Kyung Ho will star as Kang David, a former judge who winds up trapped in a large law…
XG’s Cocona Comes Out As Transmasculine Nonbinary After Undergoing Top Surgery
XG’s Cocona rang in their birthday by coming out as transmasculine nonbinary. On December 6, Cocona revealed in a heartfelt Instagram post that they identified as transmasculine nonbinary and had undergone top surgery earlier this year. Cocona’s full English announcement is as follows: Hi, this is Cocona.Today, I turned 20.As I reach this new chapter…
“Taxi Driver 3” Remains No. 1 As “Moon River” Ratings Rise
SBS’s “Taxi Driver 3” was once again the most-watched miniseries of the entire week! On December 5, “Taxi Driver 3” kicked off the third week of its run at the top of its time slot. According to Nielsen Korea, the latest episode of the hit drama took first place in its time slot across all…
2 Silly And 2 Emotional Moments From Episodes 9-10 Of “Last Summer”
With every day getting colder and colder, Song Ha Gyeong (Choi Sung Eun) and Baek Do Ha (Lee Jae Wook) also prepare themselves to say goodbye to this warm season and welcome an autumn that will bring fresh air so they can finally close this twisted and chaotic chapter in their lives. While some moments…
