When Life Gives You Tangerines,' the upcoming South Korean drama starring popular actors IU and Park Bo-gum, is set to stream on Netflix beginning March 7.

Production designer drew inspiration from daughter, who also had bowl cut like doll. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Crime Scene Zero is an upcoming South Korean Netflix Original variety series and the de facto fifth season of the Crime Scene franchise. It was initially broadcast on the network jTBC for three seasons between 2014 and 2017. Seven years later, it was picked up by TVING for one more season.

There are only a few more days to binge the first series of a ‘fantastic’ thriller on Netflix before the hugely-anticipated second season lands. The Recruit premiered in 2022 and followed To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before star Noah Centineo as lawyer Owen Hendricks, whose life is instantly flipped upside down when he starts working for the CIA.

Many seem to believe that the Netflix hit series, Squid Games is directly based upon one of the darkest chapters in South Korean history

Curious about what happens to Kitty in the finale of XO, Kitty season 2? Read our ending explained piece to know more.

On Monday (Jan 13), South Korean news outlets reported that filming has commenced for the upcoming drama series Slowly, Intensely. The 22-episode series marks the first onscreen collaboration between Gong Yoo, 45, and Song Hye-kyo, 43 – two of South Korea's biggest superstars.

The cast also gets a huge new addition in the form of Teo Yoo as a Korean agent who looks a little bit more professional and highly-trained than Owen. Yoo is best known for the astonishingly delicate indie darling Past Lives from 2023, so it's fascinating to see him in a sillier role.

Squid Game's second season is the latest instalment of Korean culture's economic success story – so what's the secret?

Discover how dalgona candy from Squid Game became a global trend. Explore the dalgona game, its cultural roots, and the viral candy challenge.

That is Young-hee, an innocent-looking robotic doll who in fact has a deadly role in the South Korean-made television series to find contestants to gun down playing the game “Red Light, Green Light” if she spots them moving.

One of the cast members of Squid Game has a new movie coming to Netflix, but you won’t be seeing it anytime soon.